... maidens iji the workhouse. He thought it neces- sary to explain that it was wooden, maidens which he meant. The maidens, were ordered to be procured.. THE WORKHOUSE WATER. also called attention to the bad quality of the water in the workhouse. lie said he ...

... training, even within the walls. of a workhouse, is so admirable, that the ill effects of living there are almost entirely obliterated. One of the remedies for the in- evitable evils of being bred in a workhouse is to send the children amongst other children ...

... TREAT TO THE WORKHOUSE CHILDREN. SIR,—Will you allow me a small space in your wide- spread paper for the purpose of recording the Workhoxffie children's hearty thanks to the public for their liberal sup*- port in responding so heartily to the' appeal ...

... MACHYNLLETH. A REFRACTORY PAUPER. -An inmate of the Machynlleth workhouse, named Jane Jones, was on Saturday brought before C. F. Thruston, Esq., charged by Mr Thomas, the master of the workhouse, with refractory conduct. She was committed for twenty-one days ...

... Sundry bills were ordered to be paid, and the meeting terminated. CARDIGAN WORKHOUSE.—At the last fortnightly meet- ing of the Board of Guardians, the master and matron of the workhouse were called upon to resign their respective offices, in accordance with ...

... or other relief, shall, after the 4th day of May, 1869, be given to vagrants at any place within the union, except at the workhouse at Machynlleth. DAVID HOWEII, Clerk to the Guardians. April 28th, 1869. It was resolved by the guardians that no further ...

... MACHYNLLETH. A TEA PARTY AT THE WORKHOUSE.—Dr Lloyd's annual treat to the inmates of the Machynlleth workhouse was given on Friday evening, the 8th inst. Tea was on the table at half-past four, a most liberal supply of plum cake, buns, and delicacies ...

... committed to Montgomery gaol for seven days each, with hard labour, for tearing and destroying their clothes in the Union Workhouse of this place. ...

... MACHYNLLETH. UNION WORKHOUSE. — COUNTESS VANI;'S TREAT TO THE INMATES.—On Saturday, November 13th, the birth- day of Countess Vane, her ladyship gave a dinner to the inmates. At about twelve a.m. the following ladies and gentlemen met at the Workhouse:—The Right ...

... John Andrews, was brought before the Rev. W. G. Davies, on a charge of tearing- up his clothes in the tramp's ward at the workhouse. He was sent to Mont- gomery for seven days, with hard labour, ...

... THE CASE OF HUGH JONES, VEGLA VACH. The CLERK drew the attention of the Board to the escape of this lunatic from the Union Workhouse on Mon- day last. The master was called in to give an explanation of the matter.—The guardians were generally of opinion ...

... week, CO;, corresponding week of last year, 41. Vagrants rrelieved, 3; lunatics in asylums, 15; imbecile, or idiots, in the Workhouse, 13. Cheques tor the four relieving officers were signed to the amount of £350. TYPHOID-FEVER AT ABFRFRCH. The Rev J. W. ...