... HOLYHEAD BOARD OF GUARDIANS. Thb meeting of the Holyhead Board Guardians was held on Tuesday, in the Workhouse, Valley. The following members were present Messrs. Richard Williams (chairman) Richard Hughes. John Robert Jones Hugh Jones, Thomas Green, ...

... ordinary treatment in the workhouse. It was pointed out by the clerk that Anglesey had more than its quota of patients in the asylum, and that the authorities were anxious that those who were inoffensive should be removed to the workhouses.—After some discussion ...

... service and christening bowl for the use of the inmates of the workhouse, and purchased with subscriptions she had collected from friends who encourage the religions services held in the workhouse.—lt was resolved, the motion of Mr. Thomas Hughes, seconded ...

... COBBBSPONDKNCB. A letter was read from at. M. Cooper, manager of Set Quarry, asking for some able-bodied men from the workhouse to break stones at the quarry. He was willing to give them Is. a ton. —The Clerk said that had answered the letter,saying that ...

... Medic il Association asking the board whether they believed that power should be given them to detain pauper inebriates in workhouses as they kept lunatics, &c., at other institutions,—The Chairman remarked that at present they had no power to detain persons ...

... said four workhouses only 124 paupers belonging to Anglesey. Also, it would place the county on a level with county rates, and all nnney matters, and do away with two set of workhouse officials and two union secretaries. The Carnarvon Workhouse is insured ...

... Lloyd Griffith (clerk of the Anglesey County Council) wrote with reference the transfer of lunatics from the asylum to the workhouse—such patients as were suitable for ordinary treatment—the county of Anglesey having at present more than as quota.—The Chairman ...

... could keep them m the workhouses they would save the expense of erecting new building. Mr. Joseph Williams, as an old guardian, wished to enter his strong protest against the remarks which had been made regarding the workhouses. In the union to which ...

... Awsrin Jones as master and matron at a salary of .£5O and £3O respectively. WORKHODBR COHMITTBB. Dr. Roberta propoa-id that workhouse standing committne be appointed, consisting of Messrs. J. E. Roberts, Benjamin Thomas, and George Brymer. Mr. George James ...

... Rhiw, On a division, 49 voted on the affirmative side, and 36 against. The Workhouse Children at Festiniog. —On Tuesday night, the children belonging to the Penrhyndcudraeth Workhouse held a concert at the Assembly-rooms, Blaenau. The chair was taken by Mr ...

... the central committee.—The matter was eventually left to the finance committee. WORKHOUSE VISITING COMMITTEE. The following members were elected visiters to the workhouse:—Mr. W. Foulkes Jones, Dr, Hughes, and the Hon. C. U. Wynn. COUNCILLORS AS JUBYMRN ...

... be carried out, otherwise it meant the expense of having sick ward, disinfecting apparatus, and a Are extinguisher at the workhouse.—The clerk was directed to write to the guardians. ...