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... THE FREE PRESS AT THE WORKHOUSE. At the last meeting of the Board the tender of the Premier Co. was accepted for new accumulators for the workhouse at £229, but the firm had now wrote that a mistake had been made in their tender and the price should be ...
... salary the Workhouse industrial trainer. reported thiV-Miss M Roberts had sent in her resignation os industrial trainer the Workhouse, and it was resolved that it accepted. The question of the appointment of successor was referred to the Workhouse Visiting ...
... NURSE'S RESIGNATION. Miss M H Bennett sent in her resignation head nurse in the workhouse, which was heard with general regret. The Clerk said the Medical Officer of the Workhouse (Dr Hughes) was opinion that every effort should bo made to retain the service ...
... to the Workhouse or Cottage Homes for adoptioa, and they had decided that none should under Are yean of age. The Board unanimously agreed to Um adoption of rale. With regard to the question of the installation of new accumulators the Workhouse for the ...
... for whom Mr O Evans, aolioitor appeared, with persistent cruelty to her illegitimate child. She refused to stay ,in the workhouse or go to service and had no visible means of liveihood, and the child was in deplorable state and lacked food. The Bench ...
... held a meeting by candle MaaMmaa: Min Ossa, FraaSt*; to light (Laughter). •sthsririlbMenMetsitvMsdbsnsasjeN CHRISTMAS ATTHB WORKHOUSE •a* MmSs ta* •ofco.-l._ TSo sUiSna. arrangements made tar entertaining the inmates of the Union ?„- * ais aßasisK Institution ...
... week. HARMLBBB LUNATICS. The Clerk of tbs Asylum Authority wrote that tbs question of boarding out harmless patients in Workhouses wife still under consideration of the Board of Control. In rezard to the cases from the Ruthin Union the tMedical Superintendent ...
... appeal of the military representative wfs dismissed. HARVEST HOME, i Harvest Homo was most appro-1 priatcly observed at the Workhouse on Mon'.’ey evening, when a special service of thanksgiving for the harvest was held in the chapel adjoining I ! the Institution ...
... opinion. Dr. was admitted to the , . • * . academy and cured Miss Pinnifer’s sore J thruut. In doing tliii. lie displayed such workhouse (Hite the doctor was constant real and devotion, even coming «ce Miss coming down the Unc. three times day to s« Mis, rinnircr ...
... anioae were aleo going forward with the eakewe. The Board approrad of tohaaaa, and offend to not aaido tba mala aid* of the Workhouse, and rmtll eumauttsa appoiawd to coafar with tba Asylum Oommi’.iaa in tba matrar. It Was dtcided inaora the Wwkhoota aad ...
... the James Charles, and carried with eoclamtion. . ._ . I Thanks to the Mayor clqpsd thg proceedings. ST ASAPH. CONCERT THB WORKHOUSE. Laat .Thandky eTening tho inmates of Union Worlhoooe, St merrr party rerj good concert Which all thoroughly enjoyed CHRISTMAS ...
... lad frqm the homes, neglecting him he became almost totally blind and, with magistrate's order, he had removed him to the workhouse, one eye being almost totally gone. Dr K Edwards, Corwen, said operation would be necessary to save the second eye, and the ...