The building is large and convenient, capable of
accommodating 130 paupers, but the average number of inmates only reaches 20.
The weekly average cost per head, for
in-door paupers, including clothing, was 2s.
Pauper lunatics
on the west side of the building.
This workhouse is set apart for male
adult paupers.
Pauper's grave
in walton.
Paupers in the workhouse.
He
died a pauper
at the age of 81, 8th august 1897, at the parochial hospital, dundee.
The 1834 act brought a dramatic fall in
able-bodied paupers.
Pauper inmates, who act under her direction.
He could simply
remove the pauper
with any dependent family he might have back to their place of settlement.
Attached to it is an infirmary for about 40
sick paupers, erected in 1823, at the cost of £ 1000.
Pauper burials.
The average cost of
maintaining an ordinary pauper
was 5s.
In 1829, 314
indoor paupers
were employed in spinning, weaving and picking oakum.
Pauper funeral
of her husband.
On december 4th 1859, the
aged paupers
were transported " by omnibus " from the old premises to the new workhouse.
Medicines being in the charge of a
male pauper
who could not read writing.
Paupers grave
in belfast.
There is in the workhouse no male but 10
female paupers
who are classed as of unsound mind.
Pauper nurse
to attend to the sick.
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