... been removed to the house, and his relief stopped, on account of the demoralizing habits of his daughters. He had left the work-house on account of being put in a damp bed.—The Master was called, and said on the 11th he received the man into the men's receiving ...

... January and on the 1st July. The numbers in the workhouses were then taken, and it appeared that for the last two years the average of those two censuses was that there were 6,978 relieved in the workhouses. But then, no doubt, there were a very large number ...

... people to save money was by charging them the cost of collecting relief. If they could pay it by passing it through the workhouse books they ought to be equally well able to pay it without its doing 30. In many large Unions he thought it would be advantageous ...

... the attendance was also poor, but towards the latter part of the day a goodly number visited the grounds. The St. Asaph Workhouse children had been kindly invited by Capt. Conwy to visit the show, and they paid their visit under the care of the master ...

... at their Meeting to be held at the Board-room of the Union Workhouse, at Saint Asaph, on THURSDAY, the 26th day of SEPTEMBER instant, proceed to the ELEC- TION OF A MASTER for the Union Workhouse. Candidates must have a knowledge of the Welsh and English ...

... the Poor to claim the sick allowance of those Mem- bers of Societies who may have the misfortune to become inmates of a Workhouse or Asylum through insanity or other afflictions, even in cases where a member may have a wife and children or a widowed parent ...

... not abuse the curate. On the occasion of the pauper funeral he attended. There were with the funeral the porter, from the workhouse, two paupers, and a driver. After he went to the churchyard the porter gave him the certificate, and he took it and laid ...