... Moefo' the magiztzratu. WI] exl iv oss. Im BOARDn OF ?? usual fortnightly meeting oil: of this Boaird was held at the Union Workhous~e, on Mon.-g (lay, Capt. Powver iii the 4blair. Thieve wer-e presesit twcnty-. 1Oi d eight Pinardifisis. Tue business conimenced ...

... The position of the aspirants a' to the honour ranges from that of'a-major-general to that vee of' governor of a union workhouse. The appointment i5 . . worth about Pi50, and the election takes place-at the next at midsumjmer sessions. ' ' ' ce - Ax ...

... Teen 1lUTTER cONTrUAT. The CHcAIRMAN called the aittenition of the Board to some butter which had beeni supplied to ties workhouse by the contractor, aied asked if the~y would recommendi th-t thle batter be returnedF The Mlaster was here called. and, in ...

... IMr. Ainslcyt &c. oi Tho Ioiijuites of tire previous mueeting wvere read. V It was reported thirt thlre wvero 3-10 in the workhouse, tk arrd 80 in the refae, being an increase of 15 on tio corres- pi pending week of last year. 'rhce indrostrittl school ...

... satisfied with the workintg of the system; especially as regards the treatment of the sick, attd the sanitary state of the workhouses. Sittee thttit time the cost had been steadily increasing, and it would he impossible to reduce it as long as they insisted ...

... asylum is provided. Whlile at the opening of the year there were 217 inmates, 1 and seven in other asylums, there were in workhouses 1 only 27 ; ant living with relatives, or lodged out, in 1 the receipt of parish relief, no less than 420. The Cominis- ...

... d. He was committed for trialet the d6r. next quarter sessions. aed1 A1ieCONDING FROST A WORKHOUSE.-John Watkins and. %rd Daniel Allen, for leaving the workhouse without notice, are and having on the Union apparel, were each sent to prison :en, foli seven ...

... refusing to pay their rates unless the property was rated. - Miss Matthews was unanimously appmointed organist forl the Workhouse chapel, at a salary of £5 per annum, the Chaplain having volunteered to pay for the' hire of the I or a. el this was the ...

... day for cousiderheg the c:a'j~ipea-! linus malei by tw-,o relieving ollieren for anu~eeaeo1~ sala ry.a Mrm Isyasuoce, the work-house mnatrsn, taskcl. -faa ait] 'weelk's holiday, which was granted. - aI Th.ere wvere 311 pasp~ers. in td--rlusbeing-s& hi-' ...

... imprisonment. M R O HEREFORD, - ?? I BOARD 03P GTJ ARDIANTS.-The usual weekly meeting was ex held at the Board-room, in the Workhouse, on Saturda' A last. J. Jancey, Esq., presided and' there was 'a good er attendance of Guardians. The master's report showed ...

... necessary form of admission.-A cheque for £150 was directed to be paid to the contractor, Mr. Rees, for the alterations in the Workhouse. The valu- ation of Property Bill, and the petition of the Guardians I of the Cardiff Union in reference to the same was ...

... ORGANIST FOR THE UNION CHAPEL.-We are re- quested to state that Miss Ada Matthews received the ap- pointment of organist at the Workhouse, on Saturday, and not Miss Matthews, who is at present the organist for St. Mark's church, as stated in Monday's impression ...