... Caerleon, and at the Workhouse, Newport, immediately upon the same being ordered, free of expense to the Union, in such quantities as shall be required, and subject to the approval of the Board of Guardians, the Governor of the Workhouse, cr the Superintendent ...

... October 23, 1843. PONTYPOOL UNION. Election of Master of the Workhouse. WANTED, by the Board of Guardians of the Ponty- pool Union, a persoo to fill the offi e of MASTER 0/ the WORKHOUSE. He must be a good Accountant, and of irreproachable character ...

... of her husband given birth to two illegitimate children, and, about five or six months since, she went into Chailey Union workhouse, in a far advanced state of pregnancy with the third child. Whilst therein she gave birth to a male child and after remaining ...

... the Guardians of the above Union, for supplying the w-orkhouse and the several divisidtes of the Union with Bread, WheateH Flour, Grocery, Coalg, Milk, and all other articles usually used in Workhouses, from the 22nd day of December, to the 22nd day of ...

... the Guardians of the above Union, for supplying the Workhouse and the several divisions of the Union with Grocery, Coals, Milk, Shoes, Clothing, Coffins, and all other articles usually used in Workhouses, and for the conveyance of Lunatics to Abergavenny ...

... Clerk ot the Newport Union, Newport, postage free. The whole of the Articles must be of good quality, delivered at the Workhouse, free of expense to the Union, in such quan tities as shall from time to time be required, and subject to tht approval of ...

... All articles must be delivered, free of expense, at the Workhouse or Workhouses in the Union and at such times, and in such quantities as the Board of Guardians, or the Mas- ters of the Workhouses, may diiect, and sureties will be re- quired for the due ...

... Caerleon, and at the Workhouse, Newport, immediately upon the same being ordered, free of expense to the t nion, in such quantities as shall be required, and subject to the approval of the Board of Guardians, the Governor of the Workhouse, or the Superintendent ...

... the proper accommodation. The truest economy would be found when they had full accommodation for the Workhouse tost. They had al- ways had a full Workhouse, and their best policy would be to ba,ve sufficient accommodation. A case had been made out for them ...

... Union, for supplying th« Monmouth Union Workhouse with ONE HUNDRED SACKS of POTATOES well sorted, viz., FIFTY SACKS of good FLAT WHITES and FIFTY SACKS of good PUHPLE POTATOES, to be delivered at the said Workhouse, free of expense, between the jllstday ...

... SICK. WARDS at the PONTYPOOL UNION WORKHOUSE, may see the drawings and specifi- cation at the offices of Mr. E. B. Edwards, Town Hall, Pontypool. Tenders endorsed Tender for additional Sick- wards, Pontypool Workhouse to be delivered to Mr. E. B. Edwards ...

... the above Union for SUPPLYING the Workhouse and the different Divisions of the Union with the undermentioned ARTICLES, from the 23rd day of December next, to the 23rd day of June, 1842, to be delivered at the WORKHOUSE, in and also at such other places ...