... 101, and tramps relieved 45. —The Chairman observed that had never known of so many applications for admission into the workhouse as was the case last week.—The clerk reported the out-relief for the fortnight to be £398 75.; non-settled poor, £l4 Bs. ...

... complained to him (the chairman) of poverty, and he suggested that he should ask for relief as a loan. I ask for loan from the workhouse I'* said old Morris, No, never !** That was the way people acted. It was decided to give the roadman relief by way of loan ...

... Jones, Ksq. countv coroner, and jury, touching the death of the unhaptked mala bastard one Margaret Roberta *»• inmate the workhouse. Tlie child was bom on the 2.ilh ult, and died the night the instant was found five o’clock on the morning the Mh inst, ...

... CREDITABLE TO THK HOUSE. The report of Mr. Phillips, visiting commissioner in Lunacy, reflected lavourably upon the workhouse for its cleanliness, &c., and the improvements suggested were adopted the motion of Mr. E. J. Williams. APPOINTMENT OF MEDICAL ...

... Festiniog, the amount they paid for water was £5, and he was certain that they used more water there than was used at the workhouse. moved that application be made to the water company for substantial reduction.—This was seconded and carried. IN-DOOS RELIEF ...

... of the Anzlesey County Council, it was decided to remove pauper lunatic named Morris Jones from the Denbigh Asylum to the workhouse. TilK VACCINATKiN OFFICKHS. The application of thn vaec/nation officers for increase of rein unenit-on »ns considered.— Air ...

... collect the voting papers. He (the clerk) was deputed to make the necessary arrangements. TKNDKBS. Tenders for supplying the workhouse with provisions, &c., during the ensuing six months were received, and those of the following were accepted Mrs. Ann Hughes ...

... Local Government Board, endorsing the copy of a communication addressed by them to Mr. Edward Simons, recently master of the workhouse, stating that they mils': adhere to their decision to suspend him and to call upon him place his Tesignation in the hanis ...

... to the workhouse and carry the dead child with them for burial arrangements there. The vicar was told of the matter, and he undertook the burial arrangements. The othcer hearing of it then gave the necessary orders. The porter at the workhouse aid that ...

... treasurer’s balance. 728/ lOs Balance of tails due from parishes. 1627/ 11s lid. Number of paupers reheved, number in the workhouse, .10. —A letter was received from the Local Government Board confirming the appointment of Mr George Hughes as clerk to the ...

... same. The board, ho *ever, requested to be furnished in three months* time with a report from the medical officer of the workhouse as to the effect of the diet on the health of the inmates, &c.— Mr. O. H. Foulkes thought that the Local Government Board ...

... Priestley, David Williams Hugh Hughes, and W. T. Roberts was appointed to investigate a complaint by an official of the workhouse.—The committee had not risen at the close of the meeting of the guardians, and the report will, therefore, submitted to the ...