... of Guardians of the Downey Union. Gentlemen,—l reference to a complaint made by the Master of my not having attended the Workhouse for a fortnight, hie statement is, I say, incorrect and untrue. On the occasion to which he refers I visited the House and ...

... medical officer under the new order, and enclosing also a copy of the letter they had forwarded to the medical officer of the workhouse with the copy of the order._ll appears that this order, and the forme Recompensing it, were the papers sent by the medical ...

... Yeomanry, the Corns Brass Baud, two waggons eontaMing splendid oxen, decorated, children of the British School, children of the Workhouse, tenants and well-wishers. The procession proceeded to Llandiem and back, amidst the immense cheering of the int abitants ...

... canvas dines, with lazy scamp and similar inscriptions stamped upon it. The poor ;allow. was sent adrift from the Ratoliff Workhouse with the degrading habiliments as a punishment for having torn up his clothes in the casual ward. The reagistrete severely ...

... birth, and remanded until the petty Imams), which will be held to- lay. The jolliest on the body was held on Thersday at the Workhouse by Dr R. Paghe, the coroner. Mr Rem* was foreman of the jury. Robert Jones said—l_ live at Tynewydel, end on Thursday afternoon ...

... The little ones were taken to the workhouse. The father was eventually discovered at Dartmouth; he was penniless and seeking work. Ito had been septrated from his wife for some time. Ile children are still in the workhouse. A SECOYD DAIDEL. The differ. us ...

... his private practice he had already es much work as he could do, and that by appointing Dr John Jones medical °Meer te the workhouse, they would best serre their object di having the house paupers properly attended to. He therefore propose Dr John demo. ...

... of 88. The Halifax Board of Guardians have decided to spend 0,000 ereetinu infirmaries, fever wards, Sze., in the Halifax Workhouse. On Thursday the troopship Serapis left Alexandria for England, having on board a number of the troops forming the expeditonary ...

... Coedpoeth, gave print £2 000 on the rates for the purchase of the Bala Pinner the best character, and William ;mime agent at Workhouse, to be postponed to the next aster see- Vron Colliery for seventeen years, spoke highly of Mote. 'Cuero were twentymne mseistr ...

... resolution with regard to a new arrangement proposed by the Guardians relating to the dietary given to vagrants at the Union Workhouse. On the 30;11 June he wrote again, calling their attention to the foregoing letter, and requesting their sanction to the ...

... at Guardians of the Newtown and Llanidloes Union was , the present time in this tine and difficult art. For held at the Workhouse, Mr Morgan (vice-chairman) p the work is by a Welshman, and commemorate. a presiding, in the absence of :he chairman. A memorial ...

... gentleman had promised him encouragement. Having heard former inmates of the Workhouse complain of the treatment they received, he went to Mr Evans, to ask if he had a workhouse dietary table in his poseession. Mr Evans told him he had not, adding that ...