... If she persists in her h refusal to enter the Workhouse, and relief out of it be r absolutely necessary, it should be afforded in such a b manner as not to be an inducement to remain out of t the Workhouse, and the Relieving Officer should be directed ...

... o'r sefydliad uchod, a Mrs Roberts, Penybont; Roberts, Crossing; Hughes, Fouundry; Owen, Workhouse ; Roberts, Penyrodyn, &c., & Misses Owen, a Roberts, Workhouse, &c. Gorymdeithiodd y cyfranogwyr, sef ysgolion Gored (M.C.), Soar (B), a phlant ¥y tylotty ...

... to live separate and apart fromr each other in the workhouse, The 39 and 40 Vic.,ohapter 61,ie6 10 provides as follows: When any' two persons, being husbmad and wife. shall be admitted' any, workhouse, and either of them shall beinfirm. siclk, or disabled ...

... children after leaving the workhouse, but nothing came of it. Mr Griffith, district audi- tor, read an excellent paper on Poor-law Ao- counts, etc., in which he stated that there was a terrible waste of meat at the workhouses, which varied' from 25 to ...

... house, Air Owen, reported that there was a great decrease in the number of tramps to the workhouse; and a letter was read from the Clerk of the Droitwich Workhouse, stating that they had tried Mr Baker's sys- tem of tickets, which had proved a complete ...

... tween the workhouse and the gaol-there they are but common thieves, and are in good health, but here most r of the men are old and in failing health. i The Chairman-I allow there is a difference, but still . some men came to the workhouse who can work ...

... non-residents' relief. Paid, Workhouse Vititors and Poor Law Auditors.- The meeting was made special to consider the motion of MrJohn P-ydderch Williams to petition against the employment of paid visitors to the Workhouse, and the appointment of Poor ...

... received from 'their Inspec- tor Mr. Doyle, a report, made after his visit to the PwUlleli Union Workhouse on the 14th inst., from which it appears that the workhouse is not at all efficiently managed, and that in his opinion, the defects are such as would ...

... rooms and a detached hospital to the workhouse there, and the Guardians are unanimous that the workhouse is still too small. The Guardians told him that it was a pity that he (Mr Doyle) had not told them when the workhouse was first erected that these rooms ...

... guardians to the great nece3- sity of providing a sick werd for the infectious diseases at this workhouse. He learned that a case of smallpox had been at the workhouse. He maintained it was not proper to subject the whole inmates to the danger of contagion arasing ...

... the country, and' con- tended that if children now in the. workhouse' were boarded out the-yl Would soon ,beconle serviceable to farmers and others, whereas if -they remained in the workhouse tihey had but few opportunities of learning -any ?? further ...

... the stone-breaking and wood-cut. ting done by paupers at the workhouse, Mr BenjaminThomas remarked that he often saw many of the male paupers lounging about the hall and rooms of the workhouse,. and he thought that the master fhould give them some task ...