... commence on Saturday, the 28th day of November next, at Nine of the clock in the forenoon, at the Beard Room, in the Union Workhouse, Corwen, when and where all persons who by law are bound to account at such Audit, are required to attend, and to submit ...

... Towyn, Mrs Lloyd, widow of Mr E. Walmsley Lloyd, of L'answst. 2G;h ult., at Aberaeron, Mr Woa. Edwards, master of the Union Workhouse. 2Gih ult., aged 78, Humphrey Jones, shoemaker, Bar- mouth. 2Gth ult., aged 19, Ellen Jones, daughter of David and Jane Jones ...

... When widows with families, or men with children at home. apply, the Board offer to tnke part of their families into the workhouse. Al- though this plan was introduced in-order that the children of widows should receive an education, and in the case of ...

... GUARDIANS.—The fortnightly meeting of the Board of Guardians of the Aberystwyth Union was htld on Monday, the 5th, at the Workhouse. The attendance was large, and the medical officers were present. The chair was occupied by Mr W. Jones, Brynowen. The several ...

... Bailiff ilppointed Mr T. Griffiths, solicitor, town clerk. An old pauper, in his eightieth year, went out of the Chester-Workhouse for an tour or two one day last week, fell into the canal., and died from the effeots of the imrflersion. At a recent meeting ...

... North Parade, Abervstwyth, to RiobOl daughter of the late William Hall, Pencelly, Brecolisbire. Deaths. 3rd, aged 71, Union Workhouse, Caersws. Mr Evan Reynolds, late of the Unicorn Inn, Caersws. 5th, aged 6j3, Mr Richard Jones, miner, Borfa- newydd, near ...

... death he held the office of surgeon to the county prison, aad until recently, that of medical attendant at the Dolgelley Workhouse. He had been the doctor to the Merionethshire Volunteers since their formation, and was also the local surgeon for the Great ...

... meeting of the Board of Guardians of the Aberystwyth Union was held on Monday last, the 19th inst., at the Board-room of the Workhouse. The attendance was much as usual. Dr Roberts was also in attendance. The chair was occupied by Mr W. Jones, Brynowen. The ...

... A pauper from the Islington Workhouse the other day saw some port wine running from a barrel into the gutter. He Jay on the ground and lapped it up till he had drunk himself stapid, and was then carried to the Workhouse to die. The Abergele magistrates ...

... the name of John Price, was charged before Earl Vane with tearing up his clothes in the vagrant ward of the Machynlleth Workhouse on the previous evening. The prisoner told the old story of his clothes being filthy and worn out, and that in consquence ...

... sailors (?), who are working their way to Cardiff, to join their ship; the poor blind, who ought to be in their own parish workhouse and the cripples, who expose withered arms, and who appeal to the sympathy of the public by their want of legs. Fewer stacks ...

... y meeting of the Board of Guardians of the Aberystwyth Union was held on Monday last in the capacious Board-room of the Workhouse. In the absence of the chairman and vice-chairman, the chair was occupied by Mr John Jones, Commerce House. There were also ...