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... ROTHERHAM WORKHOUSE. THE ADJOURNED INQUIRY INTO THE CONDUCT OF THE GOVERNOR. On Saturday last, we gave a full report of the enquiry, held on the previous day, into the conduct of Mr. By- water, the governor of tbe Rotherham workhouse. That enquiry bad ...
... THE NEW WORKHOUSE/, The Sheffield Board of Guardians had before them on W ednesday a number of contracts for the work required in the erection of the new Work- house at Pitsmoor. In their examination of them they were assisted by Mr. James Hall, tlu archi- ...
... INMATES WORKHOUSE. 'li- M.; « journal enoa-d that diu tu - th* past trt.k t« '• -’t*. w.-rr ii«io the Merkii ...
... AT ECCLESALL WORKHOUSE. Yulellde Fare for the Poor. Once more has (ho aao-sem of the toot which « over most appreciated who ms cotm*eJk-d tl:Tough fume of circum.'iajioBs speni llhi days ■’peace and; goodwill A our changes winch have l>cn eficcted our ...
... BARONET IN THE WORKHOUSE. TOt'NG MKN WHO WERE THRIFTY »nift«ous. :rt* of tend. co*ild a tr«-«hold term of af*r ...
... Wescoe had promised to get her a situation in the workhouse when all was settled, and said if Le ilid not get Mrs. Rogers out this time he would next. Jane Macdonald said she was cook at the Sheffield workhouse . five years, and left eighteen mouths ago. Shortly ...
... FIRVALE WORKHOUSE. The of the Pirr*le •*» tune jmirrdmf. The eariou* wenio Aml been deoomtnd. and the pre*o*e«l on enaodafly atUaatwe Q»tWO»- TV® deoomtoono eers eomod out by M>eoto*. —.-.-i Owimdoo diaeer sao and Una Um inaatte and po»alo*a. plum puddn'# ...
... BARNSLEY WORKHOUSE. NEW MASTER AXND MATRON ATPOINTED FROM PENISTONE. | The Barnsley Board of Guardians spent a considerable time yesterday afternoon on the election of & master “and matron of the Workhouse in succession to Mr and Mrs. Crawshaw, resigned ...
... FTRVALE WORKHOUSE. A very happy day wsa spent si tbe Finale Workhouse yesterday. Tbe number of inmates exceeded 1700, end these were regaled with roast beef, potatoes, sod plum pudding for dinner, which was •erred to the presence of number of the Guardians ...
... The ENQUIRY at the WORKHOUSE THIRD DAY CONTINUED. Mr W. J. Beet, merchant, was an overseer in 1841. I was present at an enquiry, in September, that year, respecting Mr rosland. Mr Barlow and Mr Turnell were examineel on that occasion. It is the impression ...
... WORKHOUSE SCENE. ALLEGED VIOLENT ATTACK ON OFFICIAL. well-known Mansfield character, Selina Clarke, was remanded at the local court, yesterday, on a charge of aßsaulting the Workhouse porter, Miss Blanche Bncknell. It was stated there were other chargee ...
... since their election that our Workhouse is such a deplorable place, and >o badly drained. If it is so, our guardians ought to have looked to this before now. But I have heard many people say that have gone through our workhouse tnat it is a wonderfully good ...