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... any caw the old people there now should not be drafted to other workhouses. Some of the old people died of a broken heart when they were removed to other workhouse, when the present workhouse was undergoing a:terations. Mr. Cadwaladr Roberts , moved that ...
... allow a portion of this workhouse to be adapted for the purpose it will be necessary to spend a large mum in providing a new building. Let me also mike. it clear that there is no intention of taking the whole of the workhouse. Indeed, the Local Government ...
... gave out she was sent to the workhouse infirmary at Birmingham, which, as she was a superior sort of girl, was a great 'bock to her. It. was now proposed that she should be moved from there and transferred to the Bangor Workhouse Infirmary. He (the chairman) ...
... that we have only one workhouse doctor. The two others are present to-day for the quarterly revisirin the relief Late. Mr. C. Roberts: Wel, I ti , oold like the workhouse doctor to state whether there are persons now at the workhouse able to help the farmer ...
... sad T. W. Gr'filth (Llandudno) to the Robert Jones Fund. The question of infixing the Valley (Holyhead) and Llanfyllin workhouses for boarding out patients came up for consideration. !t was stated that In regard to the former the matter was at present ...
... the had year of U union for the foriticominqf half-year mowed an increase of £453 in the amount for the maintenance of the workhouse, aitkch waa attributed to the ethane* in the prima of food. A statement was aim presented with reference to the maintenance ...
... DEAIi.TH OF WOMEN. The Master reported that there was a dearth of women at the workhouse, and an increase in the number of incapab inmates, and he was reluctantly obliged engage a female hand at the rate of £lB a year. ...
... the attention of the Guardians of the Carnevale Union to the absurdity of their paying only 3d their monthly dinner at the Workhouse! Reference ban been made to this matter time and again in the columns of the Herald, with the view of bringin g about a ...
... HAIRDRMER'S APPLICATION. Mr D. P. Ellis, Palace Street, hairdresser to the workhouse, had applied for an increase in his payment, and the Visiting Oommittee had recommended that tenders be invited for the work.—Mr J. Rees thought this was unfair to Mr ...
... Government Board Inspector. wrote regretting his inability to attend the meeting in connection with the proposal to utilise the workhouse for housing mental defectives. but he hoped to attend the next monthly meeting. The matter was accordingly deferred for a ...
... doing work of nature Mr John Williams : We deplete workhouse much or we have persons to workhouse garden have shortage of food Mr C : don’t half hundred men to plant of potatoes Eventually Work-house Medical Officer report capacity Mr C I like doctors ...
... The Master (Mr S. Williamm reported there were 63 inmates in the workhouse. or three more than in the corresponding period last year. The Rev. J. Hughes reported on a visit to the workhouse when he found everything satisfactory and the inmates quite comfortable ...