... exceeded that for 7,160 inmates in 35 other workhouses. The same could be said of thise 0 paupers at Bangor and the 57 at Dolgehly. 'rho 29 inmates of Hay Workhouse cost more than the 7,74 inmates of 36 other. workhouses; the 47 at Narbertle more than 7,935 ...

... Constable, Mr. Sinmm -He stated that s y, since the w~oman vwas last beforc the court she had beean an Lt rensovedl to the work~house, aftar having been examinella to by a. surgeon. ?? was attended by Mr. Sumallslnin wsho th had that morning informed him ...

... dock. It was stated that she was White, i- suffering from s broken leg, and had only been discharged o'clock f front the workhouse at Tranmere on Mouday. Mr. [Hors- Joseph e hey, the bridewvell keeper, said the old woman was given into and et, . his charge ...

... 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 ...

... Highburv, ,es- accompanied Mr. J. Henley, Local Government jen Board Inspector, in an inspection. of the 13irming- 'ec- ham Workhouse, an institution containing between ped 1 3,000 and 4,000 inmates. After lunching at the on- new Parish Offices he visited ...

... wouldn'a rv be ut dead.` ELHATHLPrX CARDIFF GUARDIANS. MEETING OF THE WORMHUSL VISITING COMMITTEE~. On Tuesday at the anilon workhouse. was held the. monthly wmeeting of the workaoruss visitiag committee of tie Cardiff Board of lGuardfians, Mr. P. J. Beaman ...

... distric, 3 - ?? The Birmingham guadianx of the poor are about to provide oottage homes for the pauper children now in the workhouse. The Home for P ...

... the to 'old lady another chance and ordered her baesc ad to the workhouse. At the time Mr. Hooper n. reminded her of her many promises, -N and,. to see. that she really went to the workhouse, he gave instructions for or her temporary detention downstairs ...

... -Moiday, Biglis; Friday, St. Fagans- Cal !, 11.00. ir TinsntD.--Monday, RArdmere; WeNnesday, Brongest; Friday, t st the Workhouse, NeoweeselO Emlyu-1010. SVs.um or AYno2l.-Tuosday, Castle Dha--10; Friday, Llanina- Oi- ;1 10,31.,I 1, * sawzcssir.or--fonday ...

... 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 ...

... to the c ust dy of the relie-ving nflicor and. netil.g on thE advice of the bncvh, tle womall also elected to go to the workhouse. LAURGEST Y- 'lESEL OWNED IN C.irn] 11'. The trial trip of tho steamer Windsor, belong- ing to Messrs. Evans Thoma.4 Iladclffe ...

... give when they come to appear before their Maker! These are the dens of wickedness which are the nurseries for oar geols, workhouses and asylums. What else can De expected from 'large families of children who spend their days in the a gutter, and at nights ...