... William Jones, Ellis Roberts, and Hugh Roberts. State of the Workhouse.Alr Doyle, the Poor Law In- spector, made the following remarks in the visitors' book I have inspected the workhouse and shall report fully to the Poor Law Board the result of my ...

... of the Peace for the county of Merioneth to determine iterations and repairs arc required, with the view of can- tj the workhouse at Bala into a barracks and store for the l)j> held this-23rd day of November, 1803, at Bala aforesaid, I following members ...

... ABERYSTWYTH. TREAT TO THE INMATES Of THE WORKHOU&I —On Thursday last the inmates of the workhouse were enter- tained in a most hospitable manner, through the pf Mrs Gilbertson, who has always taken the greatest in- terest in the welfare of the poor ih ...

... North Parade, Abervstwyth, to RiobOl daughter of the late William Hall, Pencelly, Brecolisbire. Deaths. 3rd, aged 71, Union Workhouse, Caersws. Mr Evan Reynolds, late of the Unicorn Inn, Caersws. 5th, aged 6j3, Mr Richard Jones, miner, Borfa- newydd, near ...

... heard by Mr David Howell, registrar, and the single case which came before his Honour was devoid of general interest. UNION WORKHOUSE.—This establishment was visited, on the 22nd ult., by J. Forster, Esq., Commissioner in Lunacy, who expressed himself pleased ...

... found under the bed. Mrs Goodwin was nentally afflicted some nine years ago to such an extent is to require removal to Leek workhouse, where she was )ut under proper care. There have, however, been no re- :ent indications of insanity; and Goodwin states that ...

... charged with having destroyed their own clothes and other articles belonging to the Cor- wen Union Workhouse. Mr Williams, the master of the workhouse, supported the charge. Butt was sentenced to fourteen days' and Crook to seven days' imprisonment. SERIOUS ...

... in the morning. He did not know why the prisoner had left on Friday.—P. C. Wil- liam Evans said he went to the Aberayron Workhouse, and there saw the prisoner, having the trousers and waist- coat produced on his person. The prisoner in reply to him (the ...

... have been paid, but the directors prefer to establish the company on a sound basis by forming a strong reserve fund. THE WORKHOUSE.—We have already stated that the guardians of the Ruthin Union agreed to take the Bala in-door paupers pending the erection ...

... in the Seriptures that Wine maketh glad the he*rt of man. It seems, however, that a majority of the paupers of Wrexham workhouse are not wishful to have their hearts made glad, at any rate by beer; for a canvass has been taken, with this remarkable result-53 ...

... having stated that his only resource was the workhouse, when from old age or infirmity he was incapacitated from labour, I took an opportunity of looking over the regis- ter of the inmates in the workhouse of the union in which I was then residing. To ...

... A curious charge was preferred at the Lambeth Po- lice Court, last week, against Louisa Roulton, an in- mate of Lambeth Workhouse. The young woman was charged with behaving in a refractory and dis- orderly manner, but literally the head and front of ...