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... thereunto, and of the Proceedings of thir Day be lent to each Donor and Subfaiber, as fool, as conveniently may be. - BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE, July z 6, 1773. Wflereas many Men have left their }families, which are'become char:able to the Parifh of Birmingham: This ...
... ire of Mr. Michael Lakin, in Moor-Street, or Mr. Samuel Baker, No. 6, in Paradife.Row, BirmiiThanr if r lid. BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE, July 26, 1773. \VHereas many Men save left their Families, uh,ch are become chargable. !lc the Patifh of Birmingham : This ...
... Leather Breeches, but it is foppofed he generally committed Robberies in a whitifh Wagg,nner's Smock Frock. • I BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE, Nov. 22, 1773, 7 Hereas on the z6th of July laft pail, moll eT V, V the undermentioned Men were advertifid in this V Py: ...
... that as many of the Truftees as Can make it convenient will attend the laid Meeting. RICHARD COLLEY, CierU. -- BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE, Nov. 12, 1773. UHereas, on the zoth of July latt paft, molt of I li Y the undermentioned Min were advertifed in this Paper ...
... Work.- - Bit mingham, 200 1 775 . AVeTE'D a Woman, without any Fat A m N ilyor Incurnbrance, for a GOVERNESS in the , . WORKHOUSE in this Town; one whole (t22lifications are • thought elin - :ble, h hofen at on ‘Vednetilay the Firft of Fertrvary net. ...
... the Money arifing from+the fale is intended to' be paid immediately to his Creditors. ; - Coranty, Murch 4, 1776. ) the Work-house of §t. Michael's, in this City, are ready to be placed out 88 Apprentices or Servants. - For further Particulars Apply to ...
... the Price of this Adventure. *4 The above may be had of PEARSON and ROLLASQN, BIRMINGHAM. WANTED, A GOVERNOR for WALSALL WORKHOUSE; 'twill be more agreeable with a Wife: No Child, nor any other Incumbrance, will be comply'd with. The Salary is Twenty Pounds ...
... r b e e t Co n u C ountry • • '••••-- had Gratis, at the above Prin:a..s and Bookfellers. WANTED, A GOVERNOR for WALSALL WORKHOUSE; 'twill be more agreeable with a Wife: No Child, nor any other Incumbrance, will be comply'd with. The Salary is Twenty Pounds ...
... will be immediately anfwerert. N. B. Several eaablithed Stage-Coaches and biligences may be had if approved: BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE. mi A y 21, 1782. ANumbei of 'BOYS and GIRLS to pat out Apprentices from this Place. The Overicera will treat w:th any Perfons ...
... Genet T et Wrtoghl the -mn ; neir Bir £ ! #?an to this ic ' Board, that fome Yncurasiz {Cafes haye lately been fent from WORKHOUSES, which, wwming under refpelable Recommendations, have not been %. though they ‘have been fent idto the Hofpital without ...
... Monday next will.be PubliAed, •The PRESENT SITUATION of the POOR of BIRMINGHAM CONSIDERED With a PROPOSAL for BUILDING a NEW WORKHOUSE. Achlreffecl to . the INHAutTANTs, By the OVERSEERS of the POOR. -L r7S2, , • - • E D•. IT C A 'f I N. • . j • B A RS-V. ...