... THE WORKHOUSE. A letter was resit (ruin Dolgelley itiviting the vestry to appoint persons tc visit the workhouse in order to create in the parish a correeter idea of the place. —Mr Ellis Pugh Jones said the proper'sl emanated from one of the relieving ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. --- The inmates of the workhouse enjoyed their usual Christmas fare of roast beef and plum pudding, and Mr and Mrs Pierce, the master and matron, did their utmost to make the poor people under their charge comfortable and happy. In the ...

... ABERYSTWYTH WORKHOUSE. To the Editor of the Aberystwyth Observer. Sir.—Hew is it that a certain inmate of the honse is allowed to go into Aberystwyth every Monday, and generally returns home worse for drink ? Lest Monday he WEV4 staggering on his way ...

... WORKHOUSE DIET. On the recommendation of Mr Bircham. focal lloverranent Board Inspector, the , therystwyth Board of I loardians decided on Monday to adopt for a month the plan, which hail been previously tried for a week, feeding tho inmates more according ...

... THE UNION WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the wor%heusi- were forgotten at this festive &aeon. Mrs .1. M. North. parade, each iemate a card and letter with appropriate verses, and Miss Lloyd, Pontlkea M crugien, forwarded usual gift of cards. 8r Old si.d ...

... maidens iji the workhouse. He thought it neces- sary to explain that it was wooden, maidens which he meant. The maidens, were ordered to be procured.. THE WORKHOUSE WATER. also called attention to the bad quality of the water in the workhouse. lie said he ...

... WORKHOUSE BOYS. • Chairman of Guardians to The Tinier:- —Will you allow me to call attentioe to a &Money which I sis afraid must be oommonly bp th es who interested In boding employment tel workhouse boys t I. the union in which I am particularly ...

... THZ WORKHOUSE. TO TKO Or TIM ASISTOTWYTII Dear Sir, — The question whether the workhouse should be used as an Asylum for the insane is now before the public. It is true that the law permits this under certain conditions, but whether it is expedient or ...

... WORKHOUSE GRUMBLERS. Complaints by paupers of the treatment they receive have of late considerably increased in number. AU that the grumbler has to do (remark. the City Press) is to address a letter to the Local Government Board bringing an army of ...

... WORKHOUSE AUTHORITIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ABERYSTWYTH OBSERVER. Sir,ss-In your last impression there appeared a litter from one who subscribes himself Arthur Griffith upon the conduct of the Aberystwyth guardians with reference to Miss Morrell's ...

... training, even within the walls. of a workhouse, is so admirable, that the ill effects of living there are almost entirely obliterated. One of the remedies for the in- evitable evils of being bred in a workhouse is to send the children amongst other children ...

... THE NEW WORKHOUSE. The fi•llowing letter, which hall been reeekt'd from Mr It. It. Jenkins, i 4 Cartligan, respecting site of t li. was reall the rman Itear Sir, --I Is. writing to Mr Harlon!, anil will enquire the particular spot where to build workhouse ...