... by the relieving officer that old people were very reluctant to go into the workhouse, the Coroner aug. gested that if 'the efforts made to induce them to go to the workhouse failed parish relief- should only be given to them on condition that three or ...

... road, on which four large flags were placed; and there was also a large arch across the same road from the front of the workhouse, which had been erected by Mlr and Mrs Jones, and the inmates, on which were suspended half a dozen beautiful flags, which ...

... followissg en- try was niad6 inthe books of the Union with respect to. the inspection of the Workhouse by the Poor Law In- spectr:-S have inspectead the Workhouse, of the general state of which I am able to report favourably. Some parts of the house.require ...

... played selections during the rural sports which jollowed the tea. The rest of the inmates of the workhouse were also remembered during the day at the workhouse. The committee, which has carried the celebration to a highly inte- resting conclusion,in addition ...

... distributed among the people in out-door relief, would not suffice to support them. If relief should be given without the workhouse test, a dependence upon charitable resources would be encouraged to that extent that it would certainly go fat towards c ...

... anda Mr I Owen Jones occupied tile ?? ,N's stated.1 that the children of Thomas Roberts, Rhydsarn, had been sent from the workhouse to their father at Fcstiniog.-Mrs Morris said shoewas sorry to say that when the children went out there was no place f to ...

... the 19th ut., aged 39, much respected. Catherine, the be- loved wife of Mr. Philip Watkins, Governor of the Pwhllih Union Workhouse, and for nearly 40 years a conuistant member of the Welsh C~valvsstle I4ethedlst Coonezion, X ...

... from Lord intimating that the Irish landlords were willing contribute to any necessary extent t« the support of the poor in workhouses, an alternative to giving oul-door relief. . , The house then went into committee, projorma, and the bill was ordered to ...

... Reichel, 1. Councillor HENRY LEwis(deputy mayor)pro- posed that the children of the elementarylohools, the Clio boys,and workhouse children should have a treat, including a procession throughI the town in the day time, a lantern bicycle I procession through ...

... the vicar desired to mark the entry utpon that estate by treating the poverty-gtricken and feeble inmates of the Conway Workhouse to a good sonlid dinner, thus ndding another to his many deeds of charity, few of whicb, however, one the light. At about ...

... years. Funeral will take place at 1.33 p.m., at Pencraeth, on Monday, February 2nd. PFIcY.-On the 24th inst., at tl.e Union Workhouse, Ruthin, the widow of John Price, baktr, R-ithia. Local Shipping. PURTIMADO 1. AnnmvALs.-Ebenezar, Roberts. Waterford XVillMg9 ...

... Carnarvon, Htarriet Mary, the beloved daughter of Mr Henry H lart, butcher, aged 0l years. JONES.-On the 1st inst,, at the Workhouse, H~olywell, Mr James Jones, aged 35 years. PAnReS-On the 31st ult., at Brynaynalit. Bangor, Thomals Thomas Parry, aged 56 ...