... L O c A i r^nSTRWT. NEATH. BOARD of Guardians.—The fortnightly meet- ing of the Neath Board ot Guardians was held at the Workhouse on Tuesday morning under the presidency or Mr. J. H. Rowland.-Mr. E. Powell (clerk) read a petition, drawn up on behalf of ...

... housekeepers, they can see that the goods supplied to the workhouse shall be equal to the contract samples. They can see that proper and efficient food is given to all inmates of the workhouse, and that the needy are not stinted to save the rates. They ...

... —Mr. Bevsn, the master, said that Wilson was in the Llanelly Workhouse, and was steady —lt was dscided not fo grant the relief asked for.—The Clerk reported that Ur. had inspected the Workhouse rermtly, and found everything n very aatisfactorv CH 4. ...

... SWANSEA BOARD OF GUARDIANS. THIS DAY. The usual meeting of the Swansea Board of Guardians was held at the Workhouse this morning, under the presidency of Sir John Llewelyn. The following, were present :-MisB M. E. Brock, the Revs, G6mer Lewis and Oscar ...

... labourer, was charged by a Workhouse official with having refused to do work whilst inmate the Swansea Workhouse, and with causing damage to some windows Defendant said that he bad asked for a doctor when went to the Workhouse, but bis request was ignored ...

... ^j8 ln her charge by a girl who had soon \Vw,pPe&red. Unable to support the child to payment, she decided to send it ^ouh workhouse. As she lived in tw Il0rn8ey> went to Edatonton Uirion, ^Ved ascertained that the mother Stoke Newington, and they sent to ...

... LLANELLY BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The fortnightly meeeting of this Board was held at the Union Workhouse this (Thursday) morn- ing, under the presidency of Mr. David Evans, J.P., Llangenneeh Park. THE TREASURER. A letter was read from the auditors stating ...

... rag and bone dealer, named William Morphet, and he was locked up at the Central Police Station. Shortly afterwards at the Workhouse Infirmary the depositions of a man named Arnold Morris, labourer, were taker. by Mr. W. J. Treharne, deputy magistrates' ...

... VIGOROUS PROTEST BY A BROTHER. An important are affecting the rights of raisin Mee before the Vatting Oommittio the Swamis Workhouse on Wedamday attar. uses. It appears that on a mama aimed Charles William Mad , 1291. CMS worker. Peetery•stmet, wee removed ...

... of a:I annuity of £ C0 per annum to MR. J. Jcnos iiewson, tho late master of the workhouse, who hud resigned annum to MR. J. Jones iiewson, tho late master of the workhouse, who hud resigned the position owing to old age. (Proceeding), ...

... TEE'S DISCUSSION Swans Workhouse Visitiog Cornsernee met on Wedaeeday afternoon, Mr. Harry . Itagerf primediag. A recommendation was road from the Collage Homes, eating the osinmAter to is another date for the annual picnic, which to take place on July ...

... The Visiting Committee rccouieuded the connecting by telephone of the several wards of the workhouse with the master's apart. ments. Also that the workhouse be connected by telephone with the police and fire brigade aUtions.—An amendment to this was ...