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... both shafts from the vehicle, upsetting the load, which fortunately fell on the pavement without doing any further damage. Workhouse.âThe inmates of the King's Lynn union-house were regaled with excellent dinner of roast beef and pudding on Christmas day ...
... 'Ji weeks, and only gaire eredit for one , quarter's receipts. [No, no.] quoted the inns from the twocstimates, for the workhouse, in- ' tirmary, and dispensary bills, paid quarterly,'' and said, weeks were charged in the tirst, mid 13 weeks again in ...
... several previous years; in some instance* have heard of scarcity of hands. W,/ro» authority, that applications for relief the workhouse nave been much fewer, and the number of inmates greatly reduced.r specially during the last quarter, as compared with the ...
... institution is to afford I home for the workhouse boys, entirely removed from the contaminating influences of such an estate ■ lishment. A house has been taken and fitted up at a short distance from the workhouse, where tbe . boys are fed and lodged, and ...
... and they sleep aide aide in Westminster Abbey.— The lollowing account of the observance of Christmas day at St, Marylebone workhouse may taken fair specimen of the way in which the day was observed the other day the numbm, 2222). Chriitmas fare; half a pound ...
... month*. £39.000 a >-«at; that too *iih piorisions ‘-uly lhiid the pri«e of what they were while they bad 700 inmates in the workhouse, whereas there were now only 322. complained of the large amount which was deducted sa allowance for the deficiency that ...
... subscribed amounts to about £3000. The Church.—The Archbishop of York having declined to license a Chaplain to the York Workhouse, unless the salary be fixed at £50 per annum, instead of £30 as proposed, the Guardians raised it to the former sum.—Henry ...
... occupied W. Shipp, Esq. John Flatten, Esq., stated that the sum named was part of the amount rculized the sale of the old workhouse, and being invested directed the Poor Law Commissioners, after sundry sums had been ordered to be discharged by those gentlemen ...
... the ages of and 40, as Porter the Workhouse. must be able to Write and Keep Accounts, and will be requited generally to again the Master in preserving order and enforcing obedience and due subordination in the Workhouse. . ~, , The Salary will £l7 per annum ...
... reduced their pretended pet—the very agricultural labourer himself—to live upon tight shillings a week, and to die in a workhouse, they have at heart the interests of industry! For industry, read monopolies and rent. But landlord insincerity goes further ...
... will, their meeting, to be held the Workhouse, Hcckiogham, Monday, the day Januaiy, 1850, at eleven o'clock the lorenoon, proceed to the election of a Single Man, 1 between the age* of 25 aud POSTER of the WORKHOUSE, must l»e able write and keep accounts ...
... for it obvious that the great scarcity of stock must considerably enhance their value. Sale op Workhouse Effects.—The effects of the Tuam union workhouse, consisting furniture, clothing, &c, were sold by auction on Friday last, for a debt of £250, dne ...