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... Board. These applicants were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans, master and matron of the Comte Workhouse, and Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Davies, master and matron of the Dolgelley Workhouse. The candidates were Interviewed, end afterwards, on the motion of Mr. .1. W. Rayner ...
... BANGOR GUARDIANS WORKHOUSE BOY'S LOT. ...
... PWLLHELI UNION. NURSE WANTED WANTED. at the Workhouse. Pwlllteli. a GENF:RAI. TRAINED St'RSE a ledge of Midwifery- and able to speak Welsh Hilary twithout £95 p-r annum. together w.th 04eer's Rat.ans. Waahtng. and I Accommodation. Applications. stating ...
... .t PPOINTNIENT OY 1./.UNDItY SUPI2IINTENDEri'. THE GUARDIANS 44 l•nion require the ad • laundry Superintendent at their workhouse at a iwlary £2O per annum, with the Lodging and Waahing. sobject 144 Superaimation Acts Ago not to he lender 30 K desirable ...
... PWLLRF.II UNION. NURSE WANTED WANTF.D. at the Workhouse. Pt,lfileli, a GENERAL TRAINED NURSE with a knowledge of Midwifery. and able to speak Welsh. Salary t without uniform) £25 p-r annum, together er.th Oecer's Ration.. Washing. and Accommodation. ...
... ian upon it and he refused to take it, and Gamed the police. Mr. J. Parry (Mader of the Workhouse) said that as the result of Sergeant Owen calling at the Workhouse on Friday. the 10th ult , he examined the stock, and found that a bed sheet value 6d, belonging ...
... MIL. ITS PWLLH ELI UNION. NURSE WANTED WANTED.iithe Workhouse, Pwllheli, a GENERAL TRAINED NURSE with a knowledge of Midwifery. and able to speak Welsh. Salary isrithout uniform) £2S per annum, together with OSeer's Rations, Washing, and Ae,ommodation ...
... MATTER. A letter mu read the Local Government Board with reference to a man named William Foster. who became an inmate of the workhouse infirmary u the result of baring been knocked down by a motor cycle on the high road In aurae, to a question whether tbe ...
... many a imam man's family to seek pariah relief. liar workhouses me with people who are unable to maintain themselves ow:ng to .iek or inipievidence. The Insurmice Act will presently empty oar workhouses. By providing for the ark it don away with the need ...
... articles foe tee use of the Workhouse. 2. For &applying Clothing, etc. 3. For supplying the Workhouse with Railway Sleeters. and other timber to cut up into firewood. 4. For supplying Coffins and Shoes for the Paupers in the Workhouse, and in the Carnarron ...
... relieving officer for permission to go to the workhouse as ho was homelem. The Chairman : It is said that you spend your mum). on drink. Evan.: I cannot get money to buy drink. Mr A. H. Richards: The workhouse u not the place fur David Evans and his family ...
... flnardian.' boost in that the inmate* of the Coral.. workhouse are glom much better food th the intrudes of other r Welsh workhouse.. soil that this atsounte for the ream in the coot of maintaining the workhouse. It but right that the inmates should have good ...