... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in the St. Asaph Workhouse, The goardiaus not long agf sent him to London, to undergo a medical operation, with the view of restoring his sight, lint, unfortunatelY, it proved useless. Subsequently he became dissatisfied with Workhouse regulations, and ...

... Blaeteros Report.-Mr W. Williams, master of the workhouse, submitted a statement with respect to the condition of the house, of which the following is a sum- mary :-Paid for provisions for the workhouse, £16 4s 4d; for clothing, £2 Ss 6d ; for furniture ...

... provision for any case of infeotions disease arising within the workhouse, HWs proposition now was that a Committee be appointrd to consider the bast means of providing a ?? at the workhouse. .vr J. EH. Bums seconded, and it was carried, and a' the committee ...

... the Board to offer the Workhouse as a test of real poverty and destitution. The Deubigh Relieviug-oflieer said that a certain we- man in his district, utterly destitute, had sworn that Bhe would rather die thas go to the Workhouse. Mr. Win. Parry said he ...

... that the Guardians decline to receive any imbeailes into the workhouse, THE WOREKOUSS CHILDREN. The CHAIRMAN remarked that the children who attended the National Sohool at Conway from the workhouse were much I more regular then the children of out-door paupers ...

... stireulants for the workhouse had existed for ten years with success. From about £130 the expenditure had decreased in the workhouse over a given period to £53-The Rev. W. H. Jones proposed the use of it should be discontinued' in the workhouse. He was not a ...

... into the infections diseasss hospital. The report was ?? Workhouse Committes preiented their report, in which they referred to certain structural alterations proposed to be made at the workhouse with reaard to the accommodation in the uiale and female ...

... but in the end they had to be complied with. Uthhough the cust appeared heavy, the gnardiaus were very glad to give the workhouse childreni the opportunity of mixing with other boys and girls. Tho arrangement had acted admirably, and would iu after life ...

... removed from the parish of Holyhead to the workhouse-I am, sir, your obedient servant, JULIN P. IlianERT, Secretary. Mr Owen Williams said the man had not had proper treatment after his admission to the workhouse. Mr J. 1:1. Jones-No person concerned in ...