... Trouble at the Workhouse. I \ lii TUh GOMM- RENT BOA HI) An inythry was held on Tuoalay morn. jag at the Roan! Room of Lanipeter Workhouse by Mr H. R. Williams, inapertor of the Local Government Board, into certain allegations which had been made. Mr ...

... be brought up in mixed workhouses. The Conference of Head Teachers have wise'y rejected a proposal affirming that mixed schools under a headmaster are not conducive to the best training of girls and girl pupil teachers. We do not think that anything better ...

... NOTES TRoll JIBES*THOM. THE CONVERSION OP THE WORKHOUSE , The conversion of the Aberiyron Workhouse into a cottaspe home u a great as that of Jacob into Israel and of Saul into Paul.. Shakespeare wrote:— What's in a name? That which we call a rose. By ...

... was no doubt that the bulk of them favoured the closing. The (bairman said tie Workhouse would not be closed without making provision for 're-opening it if iircumstancea made necessary. Nli H. Jones iDarowen) said the general feeling was in favour of ...

... of room children now is the workhouse ewe lesarded wt.—h see ultimately the report of the to the conferiince at the next the Board, in conjunction =for p a m ta for pro of children the Workhouse Ado\ will place apace at the diorama of the ...

... David Davies, wormed by Mr. R. Arch, it was agreed to allow the usual extra dinner at the Workhouse on Ctuistmaa Day at a emit not exceeding 306. It was also. agreed, on the proposition of the Vice-chairman, seconded by Mr. Evan Evans, to grant extra ...

... (medical officer), J. B. Jones, W. Thomas, and R. Parry, relieving *Seers. Workhouse Children.—The Rev Thos. Griffith said he noticed there were seven children at the Workhouse. The summer holidays were now on. He did not know whether he was In order in ...

... present inmates of the workhouses of Cardiganshire, and a large number of the harmless imbeciles in the Joint Counties' Lunatic Asylum, could be provided for in the workhouses of the country, if classified, and, 'further, several workhouses could be closed. ...

... will prevent the Aberystwyth Workhouse being used in this way. It may be caged that the alleged lunatics may only remain in the workhouse a night or two, but there will often be fresh ones. he point is that the workhouse ought not to be used at all (or ...

... as to the principle of grouping the workhouses for the accommodation of the imbeciles. The only question was which workhouse would take them. Corwen and Dolgelley were unanimous that. as Bala was the smallest workhouse. they should go there, but Bala delegates ...

... provision for the feebleminded should not be made in lunatic asylums or in workhouses. Owing to the decrease in the number of indoor paupers, it is suggested that certain workhouses should be converted into homes for the feeble-minded, where there would ...

... able-bodied man capable of taking a full day's work in any of the workhouses. There were occasionally able-bodied men vole were temporarily disabled and received sass attention at the workhouse in illness or sickness, but there were none, an there were fifty ...