... know better how to act with regard to the calls to be made on the several parishes for that rate. The election of the new workhouse master in the place of Mr. John, who has resigned, was fixed for the 22nd January next. It was determined not to give the ...

... CARDIFF UNION. WORKHOUSE MASTER WANTED. nVfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Guardians J3I of the Cardiff Union will, at their Meeting to be held on the 22nd January, 1870, proceed to ELECT a MASTER for the WORKHOUSE. Salary, £ 67 10s. per Annum, with the ...

... Kilkenny that hunting has had to be suspended. Sixteen hounds have died from this oause during the present season. Belfast workhouse has nearly four hundred in- mates more than at the corresponding period last year, which is regarded as an incontrovertible ...

... pariah of St. Pancras was much painful truth revealed. Day after day accounts were given of the gross neglect of the poof the workhouse and infirmary, and some cases of undoubted starvation were reported, while coroners’ juries decided that the deaths of several ...

... certainly made, but he could the board be frequeotly attended the workhouse twice • day. This was deemed eatisfectory. r. Starring. —WhiPA the Worse I—rowr little boys, inmate of the workhouse, wrre thee brought forward, and charged hy the molter with hoeing ...

... Meredith, Esq., end J. H. Foulkes, Esq., ex-officios. FEVER. The visiting committee reported that all the fever cases in the workhouse were convalescent. — The Clerk then read a cot^espondence between himself and Mr J. G. Buckton with reference to the infirmary ...

... have been slightly rubbed over witb flcur, which accounted for its alleged '« deathly appearance. Christmas Day at the Workhouse.— The usual fare of roast beef and plum padding was served ont to the in- mates on Christmas Day. The hearty cheers which ...

... miles, 3s.; above two miles, 3s. 6d. Other places required, 2a. 6d. THE SCHOOLMISTRESS ON THE CARPET. The MASTER of the workhouse complained of the school- mistress having absented herself from the house without leave, Mr Griffiths stated that she was ...

... conveyed to the Infirmary, but they were not admitted, in consequence of th e wards being full. Evans was then taken to the Workhouse Hospital, but ins found to be dead before the perspire conveying the body could reach the place. Carth . y was taken to his ...

... the town now, and the town thirty years ago. I will tell him again, if he likes to hear it, shut up mining and open your workhouses and prison doors, and let the king of death come in. Who is the king of death ? Poverty. I ask, is it not impudence on ...

... and liberality of the guardians of the Dolgelley Union, a substantial Christmas dinner was provided for the inmates of the workhouse on Christmas-day. The liberality of the guardians was supplemented with a plentiful supply of beer given by Mr. Edward Jones ...

... gas pillars are encircled with ivy leaves and red berries, and the gallery and supports are beautifully festooned. At the Workhouse the paupers had their customary Christmas fare of roast beef and plum-pudding, but we regret to state that the decorations ...