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... UNION. CONTRACTS FOR PROVISIONS, &c. A LL Persons desirous of Contracting with the Guardians of this Union for supplying the Workhouse until the 26th of September next, with BREAD FLOUR, MEAT, (Bone to be contracted for separately) GROCERY, CHEESE. BUTTER ...
... of s new Infirmary of the sick Inmates of the Workhouse this Union. The Plans sad cpeciftcatiom of these walks, which been prepared by Kr. R. U. Thomas, Architect, Penal Bridge, are deposited at the Workhouse, Bangor, and may be seen there dilly between ...
... the applicant haul been in the habit of visiting the workhouses at Llanrwst, Dolgelley, and Peurhyolettulmeth.— Mr. J. K. :hat the clerk should write for information to the guanlians of ;he workhouses named. -- Dr. Roberts said that there was no doubt whatever ...
... day of melt, proceed to the ELECTION of a BCHOOLICISTREfig for the Union Workhouse at Conway. The salary wilt be 201. per annum, with board, lodging, and washing in the Workhouse, and if the certificate money exceed that the 13choolmicirese to be entitled ...
... the Workhouse, or such further sum as the Committee of Council on Education, reccnimend in their Certifirate of Merit. Candidates are requested to send In their applications in writing, with testimonisle, addressed to The Com: mittee, Workhouse. Bangor ...
... Schoolmaster for the Workhouse Wanted. NOTICE if Y TII4T the Guardians of the above finial will at their meetly. to be had at the Woaanomm. aunty Übe lab instant. at It o'clock at noes, proceed to the election of a Schoolmaster for the Workhouse. vacant by the ...
... of a MASTER and MATRON for the Union Workhouse, vacant by the resignation of Mr. David Hughes and Wife. Their joint Salary will be 451. per annum. with Apartments. Board, Washing, and Lodging in the Union Workhouse. The Person. elected will be required ...
... for their services; in other words, they have workhouse freedom but no workhouse wage. Whether clergymen of the Church of England, who minister in matters religious to the poor inmates of a union workhouse, are or are not remunerated was not the question ...
... witvvnv.tven,--3feshach Thomas, workhouse master, lAsnerchymedd, charged Owen Owen, labourer, Lledrog. Atufweh, with neglecting to maintain his wife.—The case adjourned In a month, AIWILTATION. —Mary Owen, Llanerehymedd Workhouse, against John Pollan, surveyor ...
... l:l4.lo:l;ath(elOriCWiii;Anstlesey County Council) wrote with reference to the transfer of lunatics from the asylum to the workhouse—such patients as were suitably for ordinary treatment—the county of Anglesey baying at preeent more than ay (ots. -The Chairman ...
... to the Work- in tlio afterurou of that day Mr. Thomas vi.ited house. The deceased mimed to go to the Workhouse, alleging, as reason. that the Workhouse was too close for biol. Ile said be hoped to be better in a few weeks. and begged Mr. Thomas to a•k ...
... impression abroad that there were inmates of the Church of England persuasion in the Union Workhouse at St. Assph, but if they would ask Mr. Jones (the Workhouse master) they would find that there were included in thst number about .15 children under twelve ...