... Jew. Llanlnidarn Lower; R. L. mesa, 'kwgigs; and Hugh linens, clerk, Morris the ohn► ability of closing the cased wards at Workhouse durine the winter The mew ber of tramps relieved during the peat six months w',s thirty. If the wards were closed it would ...

... salary the Workhouse industrial trainer. reported thiV-Miss M Roberts had sent in her resignation os industrial trainer the Workhouse, and it was resolved that it accepted. The question of the appointment of successor was referred to the Workhouse Visiting ...

... NURSE'S RESIGNATION. Miss M H Bennett sent in her resignation head nurse in the workhouse, which was heard with general regret. The Clerk said the Medical Officer of the Workhouse (Dr Hughes) was opinion that every effort should bo made to retain the service ...

... appointed to deal with the question, but in an• ticipstion of the Board of Control's deeirion is regard to the Holyhead Workhouse they did not want to their ',jaws further just did not want to prey tebir views further just They had e enmuniosted their ...

... against Price Roberts, Pentre Ucha, Old Colwyn, ill an affiliation case, a similar order being granted Maggie Bates, Union Workhouse, Lla.nrs‘st, against Private E. E. Williams. (54231), Welsh Regiment, 13 Camp, Kinnul Park, a native of Bettms-y-coed. In ...

... and J H Edwards). Tit WORKIIOUSIL The Muter reported that for the week ended September 23rd the number of inmates in the Workhouse was 123, as against 154 in the corresponding period of last yea:; and (or the week ended Septem. ber 30th the number was ...

... Llanreat, at for age .0 mgaty. Toe deceased, who commenced his career se a farmer, was appointed etaater of the Usurers& Workhouse MS. retinal/ on sopersoaaatiou in the year be was sppoietad demos at the Zoo. vinistic Melhodiet chapel, CARNiGIE LItiIIARIES ...

... Control’s decision in regard to Holyhead Workhouse did not want to their just not want to press tehir views ait present They! lhad communicated their views to Local Government Board whose institution the Holyhead Workhouse was Mr A O Evans agreed with Mr Maurice ...

... T. W. BEBEY. Director of Education. Council Offices, Pentre. Rhondda. 21st October, 1916. XLANELLY U I 0 N . Wanted, the Workhouse a Porter and Cook, and at the Bigyn Homes Ganerai 1 *Th (exempt from Military Service) to act also as Barber—salan The Cook ...

... Casson said that she noticed in the newspapers that the Guardians et the kit monthly meeting had decided to provide the workhouse inmates with fresh butter at la 7d per pound. Were it not for the fact that she happened to have a dairy cow the would certainly ...

... of Board of Control stating L'-an-fyllin Workhouse to the class patients they reason decision them therefore give which they decision (hear hear) Mr J Morris had believe the of inspection- of Llanfyllin Workhouse by Local coincided with view the Asylum ...

... 80 years. The deceased, who commenced his career as a fanner at Pantyllin, Maenan, was appointed master of the Llanrwst Workhouse in 1865, retiring on superannuation allowance in 1906, in which year he was elected deacon of the Zion C.M. church, Llanrwst ...