... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... named Dinah Bevan, who was found wandering about on the Haves Bridge on the morning of the 2nd inst., and was taken to the workhouse, where she died orftunday.-Police- constable George Ward (37 B) deposed to finding the dsceased, and as sbie was very weak ...

... stoying power. LII0lS CARDIFF BOARD OF 4 GUARDIANS. -The usual mreeting of the Cardiff Board of Guardians wae held at the Workhouse on Saturday, when Dr. . J. Paine presided. T'rE RECENT PROSZEWION. WI Tie Clerk reported the result of the proceedings a ...

... &55 Sui ne.i of 490__ __ __ _ __ __ _ __i by, ?? byg A pauper, named Worth, at present a inmate of Xe 9155 the Leicester Workhouse, whereheienad e a wasatoe Urns in ateshpi rodn n t ie whq U&Ilee6ntly,. Si hre uei n ?? executors under the ?? ...

... January 1887, he found five children, three the children of the prisoner, and two of another woman's. Heo had them put in the Workhouse, and on visiting Gordon-street he found that two women had flitted and left their families to the mercies Of the cold world ...

... life has beeni. spared What have you to say?-Pri- soner, in a rlo tone, sedd abe had not been drinking. Sib aa been in the Workhouse sd wanted' some medicine, but the doctor did not give hereany, and'she went out. She had no home, and had ben Ift utterly ...

... Stetchford and Se..?nore, sod 10 te- to 1 agst Spooney. at Spoonsy was first away, followed by Whippers-n on the rails to the Workhouse !aIulw, where the latter was pulled back last, and Sposney took a cilear leal of Steecbford and oS- Seasnore. and so t?ey ...

... briegirng up the rear. Before resohing the Stand Hacack ?? drew out with a clear lead, aind wats fol owed round the S'c Workhouse turn by Merry Prince, at whose iseels caineZ Loonsidaic Berrister, and Giengc'le, with Peilegrinil still- lest. Harock was ...

... I'riday, Llanarthney-10.30. Sowur k'xwsisto~Xssosa.-Tuesday, Holloway's Bridge; 'LvldaV,Teaby-1i. Taveswis-Maniday, Newceastle Workhouse; Thursday,1 Btradnnore-10.&o. am HARIIBES. P.hier ILAhrO4flLt~CE-Sturday. Ye1lndxe_-20. rue Br~ ST. A. ?? (to-day), Brocastle;i ...

... 506; against, an ?? 25,320; neutral, 1a2.27. The son of a late Liver~ol clergyman is now in the tramp ward at Itothserhlaus Workhouse. Ho had a. fortuno left hima of £12,000, but-, itis alleged, Ir peslt i~t in dr~ink, be3ing fm-e(ighteen mlonths eOnI- d ...