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... CHELMSFOR D WOR RHO USE, ANTED at Midfummer next, of fooner, a Man and hig wife as governor and governefs of CHELMSFORD WORKHOUSE, They muft well undetftand the manage ment of a family, and the {pinning bofinefs, and bring proper teftimonials'from their ...
... mire. Feb. iq, 1784. VVorkhouic Governor. T TANTED, a and his WIFE qualified to under- take the management the POOR the WORKHOUSE at SUDBURY, Suffolk, (the family confix of -bout perfons, or upwards, who are employed in (pinning wool, weaving fays, and ...
... , Feb. 15, 1784. A Workhoufe Governor/. WANTED, MAN ana his WIFE qualified to undertake the management the POOR in the WORKHOUSE SUDBURY,. Suffolk, (the family cor.fi about 60 perfons, or upwards, who are employed /pinning wool, weaving fays, and crapes ...
... immediately, A CARI'ENTER's SHOP well fttuated for Bufinefs. Enquire at the Swan Inn, Maldon, EJlex.. W iL A Man govern a Workhouse, who thoroughly underftands the Spinning Branch- Apply to Mr. White, haymaker, Coggeihail. ~C~A STLE-HEDINGH A M. To be DISPOSED ...
... Thomas Fordham, at Norton-Hall, near Chipping to James King, carpenter, Brainuce .-it rci-nid. ANTE D, A MASTER of the WORKHOUSE for the Pariihes of Gravesend and Milton, Kent; the mailer to ;d provifions and cloathing for the poor, confiding upon an ...
... of Downielfs, otherwife Bawdcs. For particulars enquire of Mr, attorney law, Brentwood, Effex. WAN L>, A MASTER of th.: WORKHOUSE for the Parift.es GsAvr.sf.Np and ;ot:, in Kent; the mafter find prorfftons and (.loathing tor the poor, upon average of ...
... defired to give an account thereof to his faid executor, in order that the) may folly fatisfied. W W Ji A MASTER of the WORKHOUSE for the Parifhes of Gravesend and Milton, Kent; the mailer to provilions and cloathing for the poor, confifting upon average ...
... was about £4B. David Uncle deposed, that, on the November, he went with the the workhouse to apply for relief. They were both refused, and went away from the workhouse together. was then about seven o'clock in the evening. They proceeded in company the ...
... with stealing the clothes of a man who suddenly dropped dead Walworth Common, the Monday preceding. The was conveyed to the workhouse, and the prisoners, by assuming the character of the relations, obiaiced possession of it, and afterwards sold it to the ...
... entry of the house Mr. Dry, pawnbroker. St. Mr. Pry having nursery for living pledges, the poor inf,nit was conveyed the workhouse. Fire. —Last week fire broke out in Messrs. Guppy’s sugar refinery, Mcrdianl slreel, flristol, which was happily confined ...
... for stealing tools from John Talbot, Romford; one month hard labour.—ltllli, John Osborne, for a misdemeanour in Bucking workhouse; fourteen days* hard labour.— 20th, iF’m. Kewton, in a case of bastardy at Chelmsford ; to pay £♦. be impri oned three months ...
... H. Bechcr, viz. incorporating the neighbouring parishes, according the *2Cd Geo. 111. for the purpose erecting a common workhouse. die conver^ilion which followed, the advantages that gentleman's anft-paujicr x>/*fi'in were fully tailed, and the facilities ...