... 6,263 acres, and the population according to the census of 1901 was 1,632, in* eluding the workhouse. During the year there were 8 deaths within the workhouse, 5 of these being persons not belonging to the borough, and be had relegated their deaths to ...

... of relief, and that they brought the Workonse in a test, and thej would find the Workhouse the greatest friend possible. hoped they would always call on their Workhouse to help them. did not think there was anything to complain with regard to the methods ...

... An Explanation Wanted. It is regrettable to learn that the voluntary system of religions services Machynlleth Workhouse has broken down. In ignorance of the cause, we refrain meantime from discussing the subject beyond remarking that it is difficult to ...

... had been admitted to the workhouse. . , , Hr John Baries. I propoee that we ask for tha repayment these fees. I think itis shame that people should charge double teas for poor people, who don’t wish to be buried in tbs workhouse ground' I think it ia soendslous ...

... decided to make application to tbe Visitors for 30 men. Also, that the Clerk accompany B. W. Davies, the architect, over the workhouse to ascertain what accommodation there was, when it was found that with a. few alterations ample accommodation could be provided ...

... s ghat mean* might lound to relievo the BeeywHnn at Btotoo, other than » goetly extension of that Institution. Our lour workhouses are standing, for the moat part, empty. Are they soluble places (or the oate and proper treatment of Barmleas clam ol insane ...

... rep>«t stated that had seen the 26 men boarded out in the Workhouse from the Salop and Montgomery Asylum, and also six men and four women under ordinary detention • 1 •—T to P~P« caste for the Workhouse, and well oared for. happy and attended to. The day-rooms ...

... ACCOHHOOATION AT THE HOUSE. Boiotoneo was mads by the Clark to the dieouseion the previous meeting upon the accommodation Ceerawe Workhouse. At that time suggested that the rooms should bo iinosiiiid tat before doing wrote -to the Local Government Board asking ...

... Hope. Laiflbtom Emily Bason, 24 JoHae,—November SiR the Union Workhouse, Gaerawa, Elizabeth Jonea, of the pariah of Uan- Uwobaiarn, aged 87 years. Jdvvr-—November Sfith, the Union Workhouse, Caarawa, John Toaea, aheeaaakar. of His of Newtown. acadW yam ...

... (accompanied by samples where practicable), for the Supply of the Union Workhouse during the THREE MONTHS ending Lady-day next, with the following Articles delivered the Workhouse: Well-fed Ox Cow Beef, alternate quarter! par lb. Wstber or Ewe Hatton, ...

... THE TAILOR’S RESIGNATION. Jolm Roberto, the Workhouse tailor, wrote inti mating that owing to ill health and advanced age, had deemed it neoeeeaij to resign his post after 28 service. Be respect/all/ asked the Board to consider bis position, and his pension ...

... Forden Workhouse from Bicton Asylum, he thought the course to adopt was to apply for Local Government Board enquiry as to the amalgamation of Unions or some re-arrangement with a view to reducing the number Workhouses in the county. Forden Workhouse was ...