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... SIR RICHARD BULKELEY, M.P., AND THE WORKHOUSE HOSPITAL, It is disheartening to know from experience, or to learn from history, that no plan, no attempt, having for its object the amelioration of the human race, either politically or socially, ever is ...
... Itept fi'toi. Trhe ic`POilld- did I111011 this ?? Was ?? girllof fil'teeisyears of ago I te whent1C sedt t~o fthe Banlgoir Workhouse under the the charge of' tile ap~pella at. Shte wras seilt there aibout WVhitsulistid~, 01)0 I Savid rotmained thaere from ...
... Jik' so years of age on going to the workhouse, anid lied con-' !iaixi ?? with Mr. Williamns in about six niontlis after. minea I' a She was iiot an Orphan, but none of liar famnily was the s mn- in the workhouse except herself. When She lied coii- Novw ...
... educated at the workhouse school. In seven of these twenty-two workhouses he was litfornoed that there ?? ota single adult pauper there who was educated at the workhouse school. The governors of the Clifton, Bristol iad Wrexhaam workhouses testify to tuea ...
... well if the Cons- mitteo vioite the workhouse upon other days besides those on which the meetings of the Guardians took ?? Chairman said it appeare-1 frsm the visitors' book thist thyos months elapsed without the workhouse beitig ?? Verney: If the Committee ...
... expenditure of the next quarter was passed It appeared from the report of the master (Mr Owen) that there were 84 inmates in the workhouse compared with 89 in the corresponding week last year, and that 41 tramps had been admitted during the fortnight. Mr Murray ...
... instruction to the Workhouse children, in Febru- ary next, on the ground that the number of children now exceeds the number stipulated in the original contract, I beg to inform the Poor Law Commission- ers that I am willing to instruct the Workhouse children of ...
... admit children from the workhouse into the Conway National Schools,-The Rev. H. Rees had written to the Education Department to the effect that at present there was not room in the National Schools to receive infants from the workhouse, and had bat suggest ...
... OF, WORKHOUSES. Otf 2b the Editor of the North Wfrales Chronicle. on Sir.-It may. ie i,. the recollection 'of your readers .lhy that in'the course of last spring an attempt was made to induce the Guardians of the Anglesey Union to erect a workhouse. This ...
... thought the police were to blame for bringing the man to the workhouse. He did not think the master could be blamed. Mr Hugh Thomas said he considered the man's re. ception at the workhouse was an act of kindness. Mr Edwards proposed a resolution exonerating ...
... Thomas, clerk to the Board, &e. TES EDUCATION OF TUE WORKHOUSE CorEuunN. The Chairman read the report of the committee ap- pointed to consider upon the advisability of sending the children in the workhouse to a Board School in Bangor instead of the Guardians ...
... asking for the loan of £2,000 at four per cent, of the sum invested by that parish in the funds. Mr Thomas's plans of the workhouse were returned from the Poor-law Board and approved of by the guardians. The Clerk was requested-to advertise in this paper ...