... generally more candidates for the house, from among the out- door paupers, than at other times, and therefore, the fact of the workhouses being full, in the various unions in the king- dom, as in this, must not altogether be taken as a proof of an increase of ...

... the statistics contained in the memonaioi the guardians, it should be observed that in ihe number of ths inmates of itie workhouse asctihed to Cardiff. are included vagrants and wanderers, with their families, who leceired out one or two meals in the'house ...

... which their proceedings conducted and the representatives or rate-payers who assemble ever} Wednesday at the West Derby workhouse, ap- pear to be no exception to the role. The following is a scene which occurred at the meeting of the Board, on Wednesday ...

... government, and the work is to be commenced immediately. Twenty-seven girls and two men have been burnt to death at the KiUarney workhouse, a fire having accidentally burst out in that building. The Grand Duchess of Nickolaynona, daughter of the Em- peror Nicholas ...

... . On Sunday night, the Robbery at THE wa]j 0f the Pontypool Union l'Jth, some persons scale window of tho pantry opsri, work-house, and ^orcfS ,iarty entered.and stole a quantity through which some ot t 1 Ooorgc and John Trewiu, bro- of bread, cheese ...

... houses of rctugo and workhouses and this is also borne out by a report which was lately presented to the Middlesex magistrates, stating that the increased comforts and conveniences of prison ate, have, by contrast with our union workhouses, an indirect ten- ...

... Borough of St. Woollos.—Air. Salter, the relieving-ofhcer, said it was merely wished that the prisoner should go into the workhouse, and remain th sufficiently long to entitle her to be removed to her parish at Brecon.— flonora said she would rather go ...

... the persons maintained out of the funds for the relief of the poor while to Ireland the cost oi supoortiog the poor in be workhouses had fallen trim 2s, Id. to Is. Id. per head. Although the agricultural horizon might be gloomy ar,d lowering, he was not ...

... place from the properties adjacent of the poorer class of tenantry. Many had emi- grated, many had sought refuge in the workhouse, many had perished, but some had sought and found shelter in the lowly, but not inhospitable, cabins of Toomevara, where ...

... Whco unbleached, per yard Women's Handkerchiefs, per Biue Print, per yard dozen Also for the furnishing of Funerals at the Workhouse, and in the several parishes of the Union— from the 25th day of March instant, to the 25th of March, lool, are requested ...

... Act passed in the Sixth year of His late Majesty King William the Fourth, intituled An Act to facilitate the conveyance of Workhouses and other property of parishes, and of incorporations, or unions of parishes, in England and Wales, have, by an order under ...

... insensible state on the tram. road near the Boat Company's warehouse, Pontnewynidd aiiil before he could be conveyed to the workhouse, he expired. Ao ioqueit was held before W. Morgan, Esq deputy coroner, and it was proved that the de- ceased was seeo on ...