... GIVEN, that at their MEETING to be holden on SATURDAY, the 1st day of JULY next, the Guardians will appoint a PORTER for the Workhouse. Salary, per annum, with Board and Lodging, Candidates must bcsingle men, or widowers without encumbrance, and preference ...

... of Cost, at the Union Workhouse, to the Industrial Schools, Ely, and to the Out-door Paupers, in such quantities weekly as may be required for the Three Mouths ending the 25th SEPTEMBER, 1866, are requested to send to the Workhouse Sealed Tenders for the ...

... worse and worse. Were you, Sir, at the last Cowbndge Agricultural Show 1 li so, you might have seen the master of the Union Workhouse, strutting like a peacock his whole demeanour being simply disgusting to the poor and hard-worked ratepayers. Yours obediently ...

... with the Board of Guardians for supplying the whole or any of the undermentioned Articles, to be delivered at the Union Workhouse, Bridgend, at such times and in such quantities as the Bosrd shall direct, are requested to send to the Union Woikhouse, ...

... which were designed and affixed by Mr. and Mrs. Harris and Miss Williams. CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE. It is now a good old custom among the Guardians of our Workhouses to order that a Christmas dinner of roast beef, plum-pudding, &c„ should be provided for ...

... BOARD OF GUARDIANS, The usual weekly meeting was held on Saturday, at the workhouse, E. W. David, Esq., in the chair. The master of the workhouse reported the number of pauper inmates to be 299, being an increase of 74 on the corresponding week of last ...

... Board to answer the charges made against him.—Mr. P. Bird asked the Master of the workhouse if there had not been great irregularity in bringing the coffins to the Workhouse.—Mr. Johns replied there had been since Mr. Marsh had been appointed. He had also ...

... be provided for cholera patients should be in the work- house or on the workhouse premises. As far as prac- ticable, therefore, the admission of cholera patients into the workhouse should be prevented. The guardians should procure for themselves and their ...

... The Clerk then read a report by Mr. James Cleedon, Government Inspector of Lunacy, on his visit to the sick wards in the workhouse occupied by lunatics, of whom there were fifteen. He called attention to the case of James Williams, a lunatic, who was at ...

... of the Newiiort U uio. Newport, (postage free). J The vhole of the -irticles must be of good quality, delivered at the Workhouse, free of expense to the Union, in such quantities as shall from tillte to time be required, and subject the approval of the ...

... the alteration of the workhouse, and said that, with a little alteration, they would be agreed to. The reason the others were rejected was that in them the sick wards were so scat- tered. He also referred to the Lancet Workhouse Commission, and said that ...

... . French, Griffiths, Ainsloy, Rev. V. Saulez, Rev. W. Evans, and others! The master of the Workhouse reported that there were ere 333 inmates in the Workhouse and Refuge; showing an increase of 33 on the corresponding week of last; year. Mr. Jom. BIRD ...