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... on, end it would be work of supererogation to elate that the 6,000 f. had disappeared. The poor in all the metropolitan workhouses were regaled with Cbrietmaa fare on Tuesday, and in tom eases they were furnished with tea, tobacco, Ac. The returns of ...
... Dul.y /V*..] HOCHFORg UNION. PERSONS T*niing tu Contract, for one yenr, convey Bou.os of poor persons dying lUe Workhouse, in the Hears*; belonging to the union, their respective parishes within the unitn, fcr the purpose iuturmcnt, art requeste ...
... THE WORKHOUSES. The which I vitited etch of th* three ;t.untie« are, for pa t, escelleatlj conducted. The best managed of «ny «a?ra 1 btee teen it the •ne at &>««x It it built to t:cora> '.CiO person* Thereat; five acres of ground i\ collection with the ...
... money; his clothes he get* some means otherpeople sometimes give them to him—and then, when ! unemployed, why keep him in the workhouse. ■ you see, sir, he is amply provided for, even with wages 6s. par wesk. far word ‘‘amply applies to ouch state of existence ...
... exceeding six ( oners per week. And do hereby further order and direct, that under the age of r.lne year*, resident the workhouse, cball be fed, dieted, and nuintaioed with suoli food and in such manner ae the Raid guar* direct; and that boya of the age ...
... relating to the town. Paving Art.âThe Mayor and Mr. l.vcrard wore appointed in the room of Mr. (t. Thompson and Mr. Prigg The Workhouse Art.âThe Mayor, Aldermen Ciro.-ne and Bridgman, Messrs. Andrews. Nunn, Hubbard, Goldsmith, Kverard, Battlev, Hine, Bear ...
... employ but half the number 1 used, through free trade: and thus were the unfortunate labourers turned adrift, driven to union workhouse, or to commit some depredation, that if t*iey were employed they would have scorned. (Loud cheers.) The tenantry of the country ...
... connection with the workhouse, in making boots and shoes, tailoring, making mats, strawhats, and a variety of tilings, while the girls are employed in various household duties. Wortham tho pauper school is entirety disconnected with the workhouse, and the ertablidiin ...
... meeting of the Board, held on Monday, the seventh day of January next, at Twelve o'clock, when the Candidates must attend the Workhouse FREDERICK SMOOTHY, Clerk to the Board of Guardians. Braxntree, 20th December, 1849. ...
... Duty Free.] ROCHFORD UNION. PERSONS willing to Contract, for one year, to convey the Bodies of poor persons dying in the Workhouse, in the hearse belonging to the above union, to their respective parishes witlin the union, for the purpose of interment ...
... Essex, 69; showing au increase, on the average of the quarter, of 28 for Norfolk, 55 for Suffolk, and 31 for Essex. •The workhouses which 1 visited in each of tbe three counties are, for the most pan, excellently conducted. The best managed of any which ...
... he gets by some means or other— people sometimes give them to him—and then, when he is unemployed, why we keep him in the workhouse So you see, sir. he amply provided for, even with wages at 6s. per week How far the word amply applies to such state ...