... an effluvia of a very otfensive nature arises; the said ditch extends from the back of the Bear Inn premises to the Old Workhouse, and from thence aloug the west side of a garden in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Lewis, of the Horse and Groom public- house ...

... Ltandafftiad seconded a proposition made at the Board of Guardians on the preceding Saturday, that a piece of land adjoiniug the workhouse should be employed in the indus- trial training of the children, and he (Mr. Richards) stated that he was obliged to the ...

... separate establishment, and for this reasou-ttie children will have to be taken out of this workhouse and driven like felons to the ground by a man in the workhouse livery. [Several of the Guardians here smiled.] You may laugh at it, but it is a most serious ...

... TEMBER, 1853, will commence on MONDAY, the of FEBRUARY instant, at Ten o'clock in the Foreuooll, at the BOARD ROOM iu the WORKHOUSE of the abùVe- named Union. E. MURRELL, Tewkesbury, District Auditor. 1st Feb., 1854. FOR SALE, AT NEWPORT, MON. rpiIE I1ULL ...

... fever and other contagious diseases were received into the Refuge, it would be very important to place it as far from the Workhouse as possible. We, the undersigned, therefore, fully concurring in the pro- priety of these opinions, desire to record our ...

... of boots and shoes, was remanded to Monday. Kezia Thomas, sing'ewoman. was charged by Mr. Griffith Jones, master of the workhouse, with having taken away clothing belonging to the union. Mr. Jones was instructed by the guardians not to press for a conviction ...

... excellent thing if the young men of this and other towns would do the same good work for the childieu who are sent out of the workhouse achools. But the expense of such schools may be objected to. To this he would answer, that the expense of the present plan ...

... Now, it appears that in 1348, the Foor Law Inspector wrote to the Board, recommending increased accom- modation IN the workhouse for sick and IN F ECTIOUS cases. This advice, according to the doctrine of the memorialists, was most unwise, most impolitic ...

... is in the field, is generally the struggle of a few months as a laundress, or something of that description, and then the workhouse. The case of the children is as bad. In times of peace there are the regimental schools, io which they receive excellent ...

... for boiling, per bushel New Milk, at per quart. The whole of the articles must be of good quality, de- livered free at the Workhouse in such quantities as shall from time to time be required. Each Tender must be signed and sealed (marked on the outside Tender ...

... of the Union Workhouse. where he remained for several weeks. Being offered work he applied to the Board for aid to goout, which was granted him but instead of going to work he absconded, and the children were re-admitted into the workhouse.—He had nothing ...

... class having risen from U7.6)9 in the previous year, to 136.049, au increase of above Tne adult able- bodied paupers i„ the workhouses, only »S.4'J0 at tne beginning ot 1853, were 21,964 on the lirst day ot this ycai —a very large increase on such a number ...