... the Guardians lir T. R. Roberts called attention to the fact that practically no religious services were held at the union workhouse. An arrangement hadi been entered into with the clergy and ministers resi- dent in Ruthin, whereby the latter were to cfficiate ...

... meeting, Mr .j, Thomas in the chair, Mr W. J. Williams called attention to the irregularities in holding divine ssrvice in the Workhouse on Sundays. For several Sundays in succession there have been no service whatever. He thought the attention of the ministturs ...

... to be stolen. P.S. Jones said that the prisoners Came to the station the previous evening for an admission ticket to the workhouse, and noticing that Wilkes appeared very bulky, she was searched, and the piece of moleskin pro- ducedi was foun(d wrapped ...

... an early hour. BOsLnD or GUs RDcANS.-The usual fortuightly meet- ing of the Guardians of this Union was held at the Union Workhouse on Wednesday last. The Rev. W. G. Davies, Cemmaes, in the chair. The following Guar- dians were present :-The Rev. Thos. ...

... There were also .5 vagrant relieved during the week; G imbeciles in the Workhouse, and 4tl lunatics in Asylnm. Education of Cldifdren.-Tho number of children in attendanc (at the Workhouse-scho',l is 34, 20 i oys, and 14 girls, 22 receiving induotrial training ...

... Pharmaceutical Society, London. EXTRAVAGANCE AT CONWAY WORK- HOUSE. The fortuightly meeting of the Guardians was held at the Workhouse on Friday, the Rev. W. V. Williams (ohairman) presiding. There were also present: Messrs Thomnas Parry (vice-chairman), J ...

... were also 5 vagrant relievedduiriitg the veek; 6 imbeciles in the Workhouse, and 40 :lunatics in Asylum. ' . Education of 0Hlldren.-The number of children in attendance at the Workhouse-school is 34, 20 toys, and 14 girls, 22 receiving industrial training ...

... finally by his lesiog the sight of both of his eyes. In this melancholy plight, no ref uge vas left for the poor man but the workhouse, and he entered as an iomate into that of the Festiniog Unioo in the middle of the year 1875. As many of your readers are ...

... by boards of guar- dians. It was stated that the visiting committee should visit the workhouse once a week, and a series of ques- tions on the state of the workhouse and the condition of the paupers, were enclosed, which were to be answer- ed by the visiting ...

... of Rnthin Union Workhouse have ?? time of it this Christmas. Little do those who-shiver in the cold, being ill clad and' ill fed, know the comfort, and even joy, to-be obtained in wbatjia generally spoken of snesr, ingly as the 'workhouse, It would have-been ...

... which promoted provident habits amongst the people. The Lojt Plane of tee Workhouse.-A letter from the Local Government Board was read, stating that the original plans of the workhouse were not at the offices of That board, and that they had beau taken away ...

... CARNARVOX BOARD OF GUARDIANS. V VI Ye Titi7 usual fortnightly !meeting of this Board was held a h. at the workhouse on Tuesday list, Owen Roberts, Esq., le Dinas, in the chair :-other guardians present, Messrs. lI chl William Matthiew, NV. Titterton, ...