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... UNION WORKHOUSE. The Guardians meet every Thursday at the Workhouse, at 11 a,m. Chairman of the Board, Captain Griffith-Boscawen; Vice-Chairmen, Archibald Peel, Esq., and A. W. Edwards, Esq.; Clerk, Mr J Oswell Bury. Master of the Workhouse, Mr Ralph; ...
... THE WORKHOUSE SQUAB33BLE. r r A cotemporary vill do us the filvotr to recollect that for no onc's doin gs but omr e ?? are we accountable, for if le (In not w, shall do him the favour to jog his nielllnr D whensoever it fails him, in no gentle w. i p ...
... WORKHOUSE. LOANS. resolution passed t>*e Guardians of Grimsby Union in favour extending the period for the repayment of Workhouse loans to 50 years was adopted. ...
... appointed to every workhouse ta minister to the religious wants of the inmates, and provides that he is toy be paid a reasonable amount for his services; Gae 'I feel sure that there is no work done or services -ndered at the workhouse that the ratepayers ...
... UNION WORKHOUSES. ?? subjoined letters have been forwarded to \ ore the Guardians of the Carnarvonl Union from the u ed. Poor Law Commissioners' Office. From the first t ler, it will be seen that in case the Board shall refuse l Fen- or decline to proceed ...
... lie l ,Z,, I the rates were ilIcreisiilg, thouigic thi Pt' Wvre nllo better off, aud thalt to wttrk the pt , ,t withotlta Workhouse was 11() ?? e-,t ktt UpOI ;l avooden leg. T'lie V try itt:v it e lpltiaited 111)0u 1 the lecictit which v osung ad I,, ...
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... WREXHAM RURAL SANITARY AUTHORTY. A special meeting of the authority was held on Tuesday at the Workhouse to make calls upon overseers for general and special expenses; to receive Messrs Shone nd Baugh's plans for Stansty drainage; to consider a letter ...
... I a THlE BANGOR WORKHOUSE HOS- . JPITAL| The Board-Room of the Bangor Workhouse pre seuted a very animated appearance on Wednesday morning lat, and the number of Guardians pre- sent was unusually great, and especially so from the Anglesey parishes of ...
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... false statements.—The Cnair- man thought Elizabeth Meredith should be severely reprimanded.—Mr Doyle thought a master of a workhouse should not be too thin skinned under such circumstances. It was of frequent occurrence on the part of paupers to make similar ...