... the consent of any minister of the Established Church. The ground covers about an acre, and is situate in the rear of the workhouse. THE SANITARY STATE OF MACHYNLLETH.—Thanks, in a great measure to the exertions of the Health Committee, sanitary affairs ...

... Ll. Griffiths, relieving officer, for refusing to support and maintain his wife, who had become chargeable to the union workhouse. The defendant's circumstances and position having been ascertained, he was ordered to pay the sum of 2s. per week.— Bonnor ...

... JE20 per week by it, and that some of the itinerant dog's- meat men had laid up their barrows and would have to go to the workhouse during the winter, he suffered the business to proceed. On Wednesday, the 11th, a man named Patrick Gallagher, aged about ...

... fiftieth. year of her attendance. On one occasion only has she been absent, and then a hard fate compelled her to attend at the workhouse for her parish relief. The inhabitants of Gerlan, a suburb of Bethesfla, have recently been in difficulties. Several of the ...

... Tipyn o Bob Peth. A week or two ago an inmate of the Cluster workhouse gave birth to three children. Two haw since died. The Bishop of Lichfield has been feeding confirmations in the neighbourhood of Stafford. A company is to be formed for building a ...

... into which the reckless Earl's affairs fell, some forty years ago, this lady was for a brief time an inmate of St. George's Workhouse, and more than once had to apply at police courts for temporary relief. Yet she might have called monarchs cousins. She ...

... legacy of £ 200 from a deceased brother, had repaid the relieving officer B9, the cost of her 60 weeks' maintenance in the workhouse, and had expressed her intention to pay off her late husband's debts. Miss Emma Gaman, daughter of the Rev. J. Gaman, incumbent ...

... GUARDIANS.—The fortnightly meeting of the Board of Guardians of the Aberystwyth Union was htld on Monday, the 5th, at the Workhouse. The attendance was large, and the medical officers were present. The chair was occupied by Mr W. Jones, Brynowen. The several ...

... to be peace or war with the Board.—It was unanimously agreed that the offer made by the company should be acceptedi. The Workhouse Bell.-Two bells were offered, one from Mr Charlton, Portmadoc, the other from a local trades- man. The former asked B5, the ...

... or anv Tender. D. CHARLES, Secretary. University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, 15th September, 1869. DOLGELLEY UNION. K WORKHOUSE MASTER AND MATRON. 'nHE GUARDIANS of the Poor of Dolgelley .4 Union intend at their Meeting, to be held on the day of October ...

... themselves ^ccept the lowest or anv Tender. University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, September, 1869. DOLGELLEY UNION. WORKHOUSE MASTER AND MATRON. GUARDIANS of the Poor of Dolgelley Union intend at their Meeting, to be held on the C day of October next ...

... LARGING the PANTRY at the Machynlleth Union Workhouse, are requested to send Sealed Tenders to me, before Ten o'clock on Wednesday, the 9th of June, 1869. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Workhouse. DAVID HOWELL, Clerk to the Guardians. Machynlleth ...