... the inquiry held them some two months ago into matters mentioned by the Government Inspector whilst on his visit to the Workhouse The Clerk now read the report to the effect that the Inspector, Dr. Fuller, visited the sick ward, and drew attention to ...

... it to the game- keeper. CANDIDATES FOR THE WORKHOUSE.—Sarah Davies summoned John Evans, a miner, for the support of her child, of which, she said, he was the father. The girl had been confined in the workhouse.—Defendant did not deny the paternity, but ...

... somewhat comic incident was witnes- sed last Monday at mid-day on the road between Ruthin Railway Station and the Union Workhouse. That day the 1 annual' meeting of the Board of Guardians was held, and the train was-as is not unfre- quently the case — ...

... OSWESTRY. CHAPLAIN TO THE WORKHOUSE.—At the meeting of the Incorporate on Monday, the Rev. David Evans, Oswestry, late of Llansilin, was unanimously appointed chaplain to the house. ELECTION OF ALDERMAN.—The Town Council, at a special meeting, on Monday ...

... laid on, have been provided, so that the bathing ar- rangements are now almost the best I have found in any North WalE: workhouse. There is yet no second exit, except by crossing the stair head from the sleeping rooms; and the stair well, in the event ...

... a letter to the same effect from Mr. E. O.V. Lloyd, and thanking the Guardians for electing him as co-optative guardian. WORKHOUSE IMPROVEMENTS. Resolutions were passed in favour of an application to the Local Government Board or an order authorizing the ...

... ACCOUNTS NOTICE hereby given tbnt WILLIAM GKIFFITHS, Eit«iuire the District Auditor, will attcod the Board Room of the Union Workhouse, Ruthin, on Tuesday, the 2nd day October, IWO, o’clock in the afternoon, for the |>ur|»oaes of Auditing the Accounts of tbc ...

... relate that his father was convicted before the magistrates no less than 65 times, and ultimately ended his days in the workhouse, having spent about six or seven years of his life in gaol. ...

... expected that he should receive aaeistance—the commencement of the workhouse system. Previous to that every labourer ex pected relief, and the rates were intolerably heavy. Workhouses were established, but out-door relief con- stituted the principal medium ...

... out-paupers as against £3iJ 13s. 6d. ;o 163 last year. MASTER'S REPORT. The Master reported that there were 26 in- nates in the Workhouse last week, as compared vith 22 last year, 26 vagrants had been relieved here in the course of the last fortnight, a lecrease ...

... parish hearse to convey the body from tite Workhouse the churchyard, was not only ill-advised, but also illegal. Acc' rding to the ruling of the clerk of the Guardians, and his interpretation of the law, the Workhouse ia deemed for such purposes as these to ...

... the House that was then decided that the Matter , get man to the work. The Master reported that there were inmates in the Workhouse last week, egainst last year Fourteen vagrants bad bevn relieved during the fertnight. compared with -40 for the corresponding ...