... appointed to every workhouse ta minister to the religious wants of the inmates, and provides that he is toy be paid a reasonable amount for his services; Gae 'I feel sure that there is no work done or services -ndered at the workhouse that the ratepayers ...

... Boid to defer the mttier Ilfori ?? eousidqration ezond to cnider the question -of allowing children to. live outpide' the Workhouse. There certainlyought to be .a ll-. ler' Jiourd.;-n,:- -. - -RMr ]3intam :: All the members have had no- tice I t it. - - ...

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... m-nded p3r'sons in the workhouse. . Rwas decided', . on th'e. motion of Mr Thoma 'Prichard', to ask Dr. Evans to arrange with.Dr.Hughes in the matter.' in reply to Mri Priestley, the Cleik stated that the A imbeciles in the workhouse were all harmnless2-The' ...

... G(ov- ernmenft Board was, where possible, to discon- ntinuekesping ehildren in the workhouses ab all. The-besb-wfay to deal with children was to hoard them out. TThe' workhouse, as such was a vyry: undesizable place to bring up children. They ought to-be ...

... matron' must bear in mind tht trained nurses had, come into the workhouses% o 8tay and must-be givens their plaee' there. f10 recommended. the Boaird to consider thbe ries of the Workhouse Infirmary ,Nursing Association in regard -to sick wa'ds ,.under ...

... Owen Williains (Caerdegog) said' Mr and Mrs Thoimas were the first master' 'ld matror. appointed in cdnnection w~ith thew workhouse,' dd thtey had'been very; careful in their 'manage- ment 'of 'the house, and hagive the 'Guardians :everyatisfaction. ?? ...

... land adjoining the workhouse, 'but outside the garden, on .whichto build'cottage homes. Unless that was done, the Local Government Board' would no doubt insist upon the Guardians making more' expensive altera- tien n+the. workhouse. Public opinion was ...

... evidence bemng to the effect that she also suffered from laudanu ?? drinking-inade an application for permission to teav the workhouse. - Mr W. J. Williams detailed the exceptional cir- l cinstances of this case, and expressed his belief that i people of that ...

... the ,workhouse of Dolgelley Union.-The o'ard requested that the Guardians should give their i. further ~eonsideration i to'.th:Adesirability, in 'the in-. 1 'terests'bf the sick peor, that' all 'iedicine'.required .ior. the' use of the: workhouse should ...

... 1istrict :0ouncil. - The annual i meeting 'of fthis 'C.ouniL: ys held on Wednesd-y . morning at the EBaisd Roomin 'Union . Workhouse.- L-MrLewis .Hughes, the :iougoing chaixmnn, said' their first' business Was to elect a; chairman for- the ;ensuing jyear ...

... called to the matter,, and the suggestion was adopted. The Master reported that five of the inmates, lodged at the Pwllheli Workhouse ending the carrying out of the alterations at the ouse, had' returned'; alg&, four from LIlanrwst and nine from Bangor. - ...