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... what ooold. WILL NOT GIVE UP THE WORKHOUSE. Mr 8. D. Price-Davies: I notice in a report of tiie County Council meeting acme gentleman apparently was under the impression that this Board was prepared give up their Workhouse entirely, and to sand their panpers ...
... SERVICES AGAIN. Complaints having been made that the ministers of tiie toirn had ceased to hold religions services at the workhouse, the Guardians, at their last meeting, decided to write to the senior ministers for an explanation. No reply was received ...
... to the joint counties asylum at Bicton. Before they will entertain the idea boarding ont patients at Forden and Caersws workhouses, they require the ratepayers of Shropshire and Montgomeryshire to purchase more land lying contiguous to the asylum, in ...
... parish school instead of in the workhouse. I consider freedom of this kind to children has a tendency make them broader, more trustworthy, healthier in mind and body, than the somewhat stricter discipline of a regular workhouse course.” If that was true then ...
... CONTRACTING X to furnish tide Union with Supplies for the ensuing Six months, are requested to send sealed TENDERS for same the Workhouse. Forden, before 10 o’clock on the morning of Wednesday, the 28th day of September. 1906. addressed the Chairman of the Board ...
... they, the 11th November, 1904, visited the Workhouse in company with Dr. Bambaut. As a result their inspection, they reported that even with the alterations suggested, the accommodation offered the Workhouse would be quite unsuitable, and they, therefore ...
... temporarily disabled, 9 children; totelof77egainkt73; 19 laberdla are lodged in tha Workhouse. FITS DIVINE SERVICES. Daring the month divine esxvioee were held in the Workhouse by the following gentlemen the following dates;—Rev L. James, May F. J. Devise ...
... homes for imbeoUee, etc, with Tiew to relieving the present undue pressure on the accommodation of our lunatic asylums and workhouses, believing this Board do, that such persons could bo more adequately oared for end trained work, which would advantageous ...
... in thaii own workhouses, Mtthat power new, bat, if it wae giron to them, and tho grant weak was reeeired for the ataim'enanoe of panper Innatio. in tbs aaylom, they might able to rare the rates eensidsrably. rheyhad in Caorava Workhouse now 12 imbeciles ...
... patients Forden Workhouse, whilst it was not generally known that, apart from these, there were the preemit time 130 patient* of nneonnd mind detained in the workhouses of Shropshire and Montgomeryshire, of wbioh 32 were the four workhouses of the latter ...
... Phillips and Son, Newtown. Groceries wore divided between Messrs J. C. Lewis, T. Bees, and D. Bunford, Newtown; boots for the workhouse inmates and Newtown district, Mr B. Rickards, Newtown, and for the Llanidloes district divided between Messrs G. Kinsey, ...
... hear). The Workhouse was larger hollaing than they wanted, but he thought they had the time to thank one their late chairmen (the Rev L. J. Lee) for the trouble took, which was now bearing fruit in their ability to use good pert of the Workhouse for the ...