... as to the principle of grouping the workhouses for the accommodation of the imbeciles. The only question was which workhouse would take them. Corwen and Dolgelley were unanimous that. as Bala was the smallest workhouse. they should go there, but Bala delegates ...

... delivered at the Workhouse in the sail Union, iu such quantities, and at such times as the Guardians shall appoint, are requested to be delver Scaled Tenders (with Samples of such Articles as can be given) to me. at my Office, in the raid Workhouse, on or before ...

... delivered at the Workhouse in the said Union, in such quantities, and at such times, as the Guardians shall appoint, are requested to deliver Sealed Tenders (with samples of such Articles as can be given,) to me, at my office, in' the said Workhouse, on or before ...

... application, at toy Office. simples are to be seat to the Workhouse, where partiesVara of the estimated amount of the articles may be obtained. Tenders for making Coffins for Paupers dying in the Workhouse or in the several parishes io the Union, are also invited ...

... application at my Office. Samples are to be loot to the Workhouse, where' particuLra of the estimated amount of articles required may be obtained. -- fe;cler;lor making Coffins for Peepers dying in the Workhouse or in the **vend Parishes in the Union are also ...

... . LIEUTRNANT COLONRL Pmea-slowes hso coiled attention to the fact that there are tour workhouses in M.intifortieryshire which are not fully occupied. Each workhouse, of course, is used for epilerice, impoverished drunkards, and other wastrel., young children ...

... able-bodied man capable of taking a full day's work in any of the workhouses. There were occasionally able-bodied men vole were temporarily disabled and received sass attention at the workhouse in illness or sickness, but there were none, an there were fifty ...

... Beat Newport Coals, Clothing. Samples of Clothing wanted can be seen at the Union Workhouse. The Contractors will be required to deliver the articles at the Union Workhouse free of expense, and the tenders mast be made on a printed form, which can be obtained ...

... actuated by motives of economy, opposed the purchase of the workhouse on legal grounds. As we have before obese°, the economy was a mistaken economy, because in the long run the purchase of the workhouse would lighten the burdens upon the ratepayers. The question ...

... are to be givAi to the inmates of the Poplar Workhouse for the next six months. Wonderful are the uses of —education! It would has'e been better to instruct them Ho• to be Happy although • Pauperin a Workhouse. ...

... is enough at a time. The Report, for instance, suggests the abolition of the workhouse as it at present exists. This is a wise and far-reaching suggestion. The present workhouse is a perfect hell, and is the terror of the decent poor from end to end of ...

... the lowest or any Tender. All Articles to be delivered Free of Expense at the Union Workhouse. Forms of Tender may be had at the said Union Office, or at the Workhouse. (By Order) EDWIN 0. JONES, Clerk to the Board of Guardians. Union Office, Tregaron ...