... Phillips gave notice of motion for increases of salary to the Infirmary probationer nurses and to the Master and Matron of the Workhouse—in the latter came £25 and £l5 respectively.—Notice of motion was also given for an increase of 'salary of .gl5 a year to ...

... influence. A verdict of '* Suicide whilst unsound mind was returned. At Cardiff inquest concerning the death at (he local workhouse infirmary of (24). a domestic in service at Penartu. it was stated that she had no relatives living excepting brother serving ...

... le tt the workhouse, while others had given up their out-door relief and were now earning their own living. This was spry encouraging. end three men should be received back when there was no work to be had. As fac as the Aberystwyth workhouse was concerned ...

... were paying le 9d. A vote of thrinim was peeved to Mr. Pam, one of the Guardians, for ploughing up land attached to the workhouse and carting all the manure free of charge. It may be incidentally mentioned that Mr. Parry bar also rented a piece of lend ...

... and the dove were under quota. •iSPiMOOALL OF AGED PEOPLE To THE A brisk in to the rem of so old of age. from the linen Workhouse. Anglesey. the asylum. which has to oohss hoards of guardians Mottoes of the peace theaugbont North Wahs. AA its last meeting ...

... Board refusing to allow the Guardians to have a shilling lunch at the workhouse on board day for sixpence, Lord Blionckla declaring that where refreshments were supplied from. the workhouse stores the actual met be met by those partaking of them. What does ...

... from the National Departhusat seeking the of local to sod that if say each in their employ eau d plough to is lease to the workhouses, of the aelisited demand at the precast for work to be perforated.— Members of the Council pointed out it understood there ...

... re-elected. was FOB LUNATICS. Chaim, referring to a bill of 15. for a motor car to conveys lunatic from Trawsfynydd to the workhouse, said die man should have been brought by train if that wad the cheapest form of locomotion. The Cleric mid a short time ...

... Me Chairman : Merry . of them are old-ale pensioners who found it impossible to on their pensions, and have come to the workhouse. Mr C. Roberts: How is it. that we cannel give them a little out-relief, and thus save the 7e 6d they lose when the s „come ...

... vegeuiblest—The split peas. yes. FOi FROvISIONS, ITC. Tbe following tenders for the supply of , provisions, etc., to tbe Workhouse be ensuing quarter wars recommended by tire Contract Committee for adoption: - - Indian meal, 39s 9d per 240 lb.; bran, 155 ...

... every effort was made to find suitable home woman outside the workhouse but without success Her relatives had written that she treated in the workhouse the for her he the asylum More the Workhouse was understaffed the staff consisting the master matron and ...

... MoCleHand ought to he of himself in trying to get a man, whew fellaw•wnrkmen were paying to keep the open, to go to the Workhouse In,miry. where not only would he be atignsatised a pauper but would have to pav about 12a. r., -k for his keep. Dr. McClelland ...