... results which have already flowed from placmg the maintenance of children and lunatics, and the payment of the salaries of workhouse doctors in the metropolis upon the common fund; and, assuming that it was desirable to proceed a step further in the direction ...

... laugh.)—The CHAIRMAN: We shall have to get a mistress of the ceremonies before long.—Mr GRIFFITHS: We shall be having the workhouse turned into a play-house.—The CHAIRMAN I think the plainer and simpler the things they wear, the better. (Hear, hear.)—Mr ...

... evidence brought forward bad been very straightforward and satisfactory, and nothings had been concealedL' How to depauperize workhouse. children is the very interesting question which the Wrexham Guardians are just now trying to solve,, and,, as, our readers ...

... death he held the office of surgeon to the county prison, aad until recently, that of medical attendant at the Dolgelley Workhouse. He had been the doctor to the Merionethshire Volunteers since their formation, and was also the local surgeon for the Great ...

... instance of Mr White, clerk to the Corwen Guardians, for refusing to maintain her son, who was an inmate of the Corwen Union Workhouse. Defendant promised to take her son with her, upon which promise the summons was dismissed. Neglecting his Family.— Daniel ...

... That was the last food she got in London until she was found on a door-step in a dying condition, and was taken to the Workhouse. The medical officer attributed death to want of food. With a grim regard for details, he added that there was no fat on ...

... vagrants, were charged before the Rev. J. W. Davies, with having torn up their clothes in the vagrant ward of the Machynlleth Workhouse, on the previous night. They were sentenced to be imprisoned, one for seven, and the other for fourteen days. DRUNKENNESS ...

... the Union, but not tho workhouse medical officer, had him ta-ken out of church and sent back to, the workhouse; that the- child was neglected and sent the following day, 7th December, to the National School, to which the workhouse cbildten repair; with- ...

... Cae-ednvfed, Penrhyn- deudraeth. 5th, MARIA, wife of Mr JOIES.HOME, Ofoi Churchstoke, Mont- gomeryshire. 6th, aged fel, at the Workhouse, Wrexham, Mr DAVID JONES. 6th, aged 22, Mr JOSEPH WATKIN^ joiner; Berwyn-street, Llan- gollen. 6th, aged! 77, Mrs JONES, ...

... the Union, but not the workhouse medical officer, had him taken out of church and sent back to the workhouse; that the child was neglected and sent the following day, 7th December, to the National school, to which the workhouse children repair, without ...

... rivers be fishless. Shut up mining, and you may close the doors and windows of almost every house in the town except the workhouse. Look at the town now in the immediate mining district of the county, the richest of almost any lead mining county in the ...

... of all clamear--The medical officers .of the union were directed to supply the desired information. Accommodation at the Workhouse.~A letter from ...