... potatoe sprayer from the workhouse and this will save the Guardians purchasing one. (Hear, bear). MORE CHEAP CRITICISM, The Local Government Board .wrote enclosing copy of an extract the report of Dr Fuller, who inspected the workhouse some time ago. The statement ...

... G with the Board of Guardians of this Union for the SUPPLY of BREAD, FLOUR, MEAT, and GROCERIES, to be delivered al the Workhouse at each times and in each quantities u the Guardians may order or direct for Three Months, commencing the Ist day of July ...

... Board. Mrs Crichton, however, would like to continue to visit the workhouse. The Chairman : I'm sure the Board will be moat pleased. Every ratepaper has a right to visit the workhouse. ...

... 141 in the corresponding period of last year, a decrease of 83. At the end of the fortnight there were 47 inmates of the Workhouse, a decrease of e;ght as compared with last year. ...

... OIL GROCERIES BOOTS COFFINS MILK - DRUGS IRON- PRINTS [MONGER? GARDEN MANURE. The above Articles must be delivered at the Workhouse, Breooo (excepting such as shall be supplied to the Oat door Paupers upon orders from the Relieviog Officers), free of expense ...

... CONTRACTING with the Board of Guardians of this Union for the SUPPLY of BREAD, FLOUR. ME and GROCERY, to be delivered at the Workhouse at such times and in such quantities as the Guardians may order or direct for Three Months. corn. monolog the let day of ...

... (deputy clerk). Mr Leonard read a letter from the Local Government Board sanctioning the closing of the casual wards at the workhouse, and it was decided to close the wards until further notice. An application from Mr T R Lewis, relieving officer, for the ...

... Firewood Paints Flour, Drapery Oil Printing Groceriee Boots Drugs Ironmongery The shove articles must be delivered at the Workhouse, Brecon (excepting such all shall be supplied to the Out-door Paupers upon orders from the Believing Moors), free of expense ...

... most summon them. THE PRICE OF BREAD. Sir Marshall, Castle street, wrote that he °cold not continue to eopply bread to ►be workhouse at 711 per 41b loaf and floor at 93 per peck. He was sorry that he bad to make an increase in the price of bread to 9d per ...

... that 8} years he had been • member be bad noit.eed only three met-tinge. He asked the Cltrk to convey to the guardians and workhouse officials, and accept himself, his warmest thanks for the kind indulgence and courtesy and ready Willi. once which he bad ...

... former, who was admitted to the Merthyr Geutral Hospital, succumbed to his injuries ant. Walsh, who lies at the Merthyr Workhouse kfirmary, is in a very serious condition. ...

... Inspector for the district, in which he urged the Guardians to consider the advisability of closing the casual wards at the workhouse, and recommended that the wards be closed. They considered that now was a good time to make the change, as there• were so ...