... 1- The following resolution was passed, That Mr. d John Hugh Evans be permanently appointed schcol- ;i- master of this Workhouse, subject to the approval as of the Poor Law Board. a, The Clerk reported that £1485 2s. 1Od. was due ie from the 21 parishes ...

... to receive 100 soya and the third 50 soPe. from stakes; winners extra. Aboet one mile and three quarters, starting at the Workhouse Turn. Fifty-nine subs, ,7 of whom declare and pay entrsnce oely. Lord Dupplin's leeter, by Lord Cliiden-Weathorside 4 yrea ...

... clubs in the country, the Baugorians may well fool proud of their club. AN UNGP.ATrFUL PAUPER,-A panuper in the Chester Workhouse has just received ' a windfall ' in the shape of a legacy of £200. Yesterday, when the Guardians were made aware of the gou'd ...

... tbe officer attempted to rouse him, we 2ss when it was fouad that he was dead. The body was Pe eM taken to the Whitechap'd workhouse. It is tbat of a man im about 60. There is little doubt that death was oecasiassed LT 101e by exposure and want of the comnmoon ...

... treasures-s bands dnae sti a.to the Union, £284. l0s. 5d.; parishes in arrear, £C296 p yes Ue id. ; number of inmates at the Workhouse, 12. o aid PRESENTATION TO THE VEN. ARCHDEACON WHI1TE.- wr, rer On Thursday, the 11th. inst., a niunber of the parishion- ...

... cealld forth T some. remarks from the Chairman relative to the 6c necessity for a revision of the dietary table of this Li Workhouse. Another lengthened discussion took place upon to the subject of the valuation of the parish of Llaneli- den, which ended ...

... jug at her, theuu knocked her down, i-cpeatiug. this whenl shregot up till she became insensible. An inmiate of the Stoke Workhouse, who hadl been supplied with a wooden leg by the Guardians cot a cost of £3, was onl MConday sent to gaol for at miouth, ...

... fortnightly meet- ing of tbe Board of GThurdians Was held on S&turday. -rSe Mioter of tke Workhouee,-Mr J. Owen (master of the workhouse) wrote acknowledging the receipt of the resolution passed by the Board, calling upon him to send ib his resigoation, owing ...

... time round, with Shields, Hobart, Soucar, and Inveresk in close attendance, Tarabau heading the second division. At the workhouse turn, Paganini nearly camse to grief, and Dalby and Viper were hope- lessly beaten. Going along the Dee-side, Napolitain ...

... (hear, hear). Statustics-Outto-'r relief for the fortnight, £303 l3s; bahiice in favour tof the uaion, £225 ; inmatei in the workhouse, 117; tramnps during the fortnight, 85. CONW&Y. BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Guardians for ...

... time, when Lion was fourth, Macbeth fifth, followed by Leprechaun, Ackwortb, La Toucques. and Buckfoot. After passing the Workhouse turn, Macbeth and The Grinder disap-. pearerd from the front, and upon reaching the half-mile post Lion dropped back, Helen ...

... time, when Lion was fourth, Macbeth filth, followed by Leprechaun, Ackworth, La Toucques. and Buckfoot. After passiug the Workhouse turn, Macbeth and The Grinder disap- peared from the frontj and upon reaching the half-mile post Lion dropped back, Helea ...