... shoes, and stopped the 8s per week, informing the unfortunate woman that, she and her six little ones might come into the workhouse! I am glad o know, however, that this hard-hearted,- (I was going to write a more expressive word),—deci- sion was arrived ...

... surgeon. Os coming back he found the body in a cart belonging to Mr A-tpinall, brewer. Eventually they took the body to the Workhouse, bat on their refusing to take it in they brought it back to the Talbot. He had a witness who said he heard the deceased ...

... last year. Vagrants relieved during the fortnight, 35. THE WORKHOUSE ROOF ONCE AGAIN.—Mr David Jones, the contracter, wrote explaining the way in which he had carried out the work at the workhouse roof. Messrs T. Jenkins and H. Powell Jones, who had in- ...

... Society-. Hon. Rec, Mr Robert Jores Librarian, Rev W. Morattn: Sub-Librarian, Mr W. H. Robinson; Chairman, Rev. T. Brown Workhouse Master, M r E.Jones; Matron, Mrs Jones Poor- jate Collector, Mr Roberts; Relieving Officer, Mr J. Jones ...

... bullet hole behind the ear. A large portion ef the woman's clothes were iound. The inquest was opened on Tuesday morning at workhouse before Mr Griffith Jones Williams, coroner for Meiionetbshire, ana a jury of whom Mr W. R. Williams, C.E, was toreman. Captain ...

... 106 vagrants relieved, 85, against 56 last year. THE SCHOOL AFFAIKS.—The Local Government Board sent information as to the Workhouse School. The master had had under his care an average of 19 boys, and gained a grant of £22 17s with a certificate. The mistress ...

... been removed to the house, and his relief stopped, on account of the demoralizing habits of his daughters. He had left the work-house on account of being put in a damp bed.—The Master was called, and said on the 11th he received the man into the men's receiving ...

... hardly any cinder or ash. Orders received at the Office of the Company, 4, Grove Park, Wrexham or the Workhouse Wharf, Wrexham. Prices at the Workhouse Wharf VRON per Cwt. Do. THROUGH SLACK 3d. do. ORDINARY HOUSE COAL 5d do Do. THROUGH SLACK 2$d. do. For ...

... said the committee ftlHi Several hours to consider the matter, (j^ough they had only to deal with the Was bat were in the Workhouse. There o»ji ?ne case in which the committee were of jft?1011 that they should proceed with, and Ipo of the girl could be ...

... Wilmslow, Cheshire, John Beaumont, aged 60. Friends will kindly accept this intimation. CAPJER—On the 2Crd inst., at Wrexham Workhouse, Ann Capper. aged 69. DAVID—On the 22nd inst., at Dysserth. Welshpool, Mont- gomeryshire, the residence of her brother, Susanna ...

... January and on the 1st July. The numbers in the workhouses were then taken, and it appeared that for the last two years the average of those two censuses was that there were 6,978 relieved in the workhouses. But then, no doubt, there were a very large number ...

... people to save money was by charging them the cost of collecting relief. If they could pay it by passing it through the workhouse books they ought to be equally well able to pay it without its doing 30. In many large Unions he thought it would be advantageous ...