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... At the Workhouse. At 10 o'clock divine se►vice was held, the chaplain (the Rev. M. G. Price) officiating. Dinner was served at 12 30, and consisted of rout beef, potatoes, and vegetables. Christmu pudding and fruit. The men were also given tobacco. The ...
... VON TWBLIIE MONTIN. Clothing—Boots and Shoes. Cottlos for Workhouse and Hay District. The like for Glashury District. Tenders from Ta!web for the supply of Mutton, Breed, Tea, Sugar, and Oatmeal in small quantities upon tbo order of the Relieving °flitter ...
... (Dudley) for the post of nurse at the Workhouse Infirmary. She stated that she had had eight years experience in nursing. She had been in charge of a small workhouse, and was some time ago nurse at Rhayader Workhouse, as well as having been employed in ...
... sanctioned the payment of £ll to Miss M. A. Bevan for her services as temporary nurse at the workhouse. Miss Gore, who bad acted as a temporary official at the workhouse for five weeks, was permanently appointed. The Master reported that 31 vagrants had been ...
... with the Board of Guardians of this Union for supply of all or any of the undermentioned Articles, to be delivered at the Workhouse or einowLere at sail timed and in such quantities ar the'Claardians may order or direct, for the three months commencing ...
... fortnight, e. et , see of 14 compared with the same pet iod kat year. WORKHOUSE AFFAIRS. The House Committee reported that they bad received two tenders for the supply of milk to the workhouse, and recommended the acceptaoce of the tender of Mr J. R. Protect ...
... children now in the Workhouse. Eventually the Clerk wait instructed to offer Mrs Ball the two youngest boys. The House Committee recommended that a suitable house be obtained in Hay, in order to board out the children in the Workhouse. and also a competent ...
... districts with a medical officer in each. Dr. E M Spencer, Builth Wells, applied for the post of medical officer at the Workhouse at £2O per annum. He stated in his application that he would do the work for the remaining parishes taken out of the Llanwrtyd ...
... with the Board of Guardians of this Union for supply of all or any of the undermentioned ' Articles, to be delivered at the Workhouse or elsewhere at such times and in such quantities as the Guardians may order or direct, for the three months oommencing let ...
... asking for permission to be given Mrs Ford, the caretaker of the Isolation Hospital, to act as temporary nurse at the Hay Workhouse Infirmary. Permission was granted, subject to Mrs Ford's services not being required at the Isolation Hospital. ...
... vklence showed the child had been put into a dustbin. from which it wan rescued alive by Dr. Whitehead and taken to the workhouse infinnaf7, where it, died the next day. The police discovered a pair of bloodstained scissors, which they believed prisower ...
... Owen moved that the Board purchase a fire extinguisher. He reminded the Board that Carmarthen Workhouse was destroyed by fire several years ago, and • workhouse in Scotland a few weeks previously, where a child was burnt to death. This was a question of ...