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... to be held on SATURDAT, the 26TH day of JANUARY instant, to Elect competent Persons to be MASTER and MATRON of the Union. Workhouse, at Bridgend. They must be Man and Wife, without incumbrance, and of un- exceptionable character, and be able to speak both ...
... WANTED: T IIE Bo.ird of Gittrilians her , be give Notice ,- that at the Weekly Meeting of the Board, to be holden at the Workhouse. Swansea. On THURSDAY, the 2:ith day of JAN 18,710, they Will proceed to the APu POINiMENT of a RELIEVIN . G OFFICER for ...
... resolutions were carried. Accounts of two or three deaths from destitution in the west of Ireland are given in the pawers. The workhouse of the Carrick on Shannon union is dcactibed as being in a deplorable , from fever, neglect, mid want of funds. ENCUMBERED ...
... is said that Mr. Browne has been to the vernorsbip of Islands, Mr. it be bimeclf asa candidate interest.— Dublin Mail. OF WORKHOUSE BY FIRE. a Jax. two o'clock this of this town, fire broke out in the unica ely with the usion batter 8 i 4— 2 4-36 -O0 0 ...
... wiles to cover: Year a Game roa Bari of Cartisle added ervera! tae bares to the repast of the lamates of the Mal- toe enice workhouse ca Christmas Day. Tt ts stated that le to br mode te the of members at present ; that the Novy for 1650 —51 will the in- ...
... pedestrians could not be completely got rid of for several days. Game in Workhouses.—The Earl of Carlisle added several fine hares to the repast of the inmates of the Mallon Union Workhouse Christmas-day. Anticipated Measure foe Patino- off the Three per Cent ...
... to be held on SATURDAY, the 26TH day of JANUARY instant, to Elect competent Persons to be MASTER and MATRON of the Union Workhouse, at Bridgend. They must be Man and Wife, without lie,, and of un- exceptionable character, and be able to epeak both the ...
... generally more candidates for the house, from among the out- door paupers, than at other times, and therefore, the fact of the workhouses being full, in the various unions in the king- dom, as in this, must not altogether be taken as a proof of an increase of ...
... license the Rev. Cbarle* Joseph Camitlae, M.A., formerly of St. Catharine's Hall, for the office of chaplain to the York workhouse, unless the salary be £5O per annum, instead of £3O proposed.— Cambridge Chronicle. alteration the mode of apportioning the ...
... gave it as their opinion that the author of following conundrum was entitled to the twelfth cake,— _ . 'Why is a ' poor workhouse boy' at Christmas the F.mperor of Russia, at present ? Because he's confounded fluugary, and longs for a piece of Turkey ...
... on THURSDAY. the tl4th day of January, 1850, proceed to ELECT a competent PERSON to fill the OFFICE of SCHOOLMIST of the Workhouse of this Union, In the room of Miss Angelina, Snow, reigned. Salary from to £2O per annum (with the nsnal rations, Sze.), ...
... RELIEVING OFFICER WANTED. Huard of Guardians hert by give Notice, that at the Weekly Meeting of the Board, to he holden at the Workhouse, Swansea, THURSDAY, the 25th das. ofJ AN VARY, 1850, they will proceed to the APPOI NtMENT of a RELIEVING OFFICER for DISTRICT ...