... THE WORKHOUSE. Mr E James reported that he had inspected the Workhouse that day, and had found everything satisfactory. THE MEDICAL OFFICERSHIP FOR LLANBISTIR DISTRICT. The Clerk said he wrote to Dr A B Carey Orchard, informing him that he was appointed ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Rev W Williams and Mr H A Pugh (visiting committee) presented the following report :— We visited the house to-day and were satisfied with everything we saw. We noticed that there are no tooth brushes for the use of the children. It ...

... INSURANCE OF WORKHOUSE. The (lei k reported that eommittee ap-lal coosider the yiestion of increasing the amount for which the uorkhouse. etc.. was against fire, met that morning, and recommended a ten per increase, viz., from to V 1,484 12s. 'file r ...

... THE ALTERATIONS AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk said the architect, Mr T Evans, had sent in the claim of the contractors for the alterations to the Workhouse. He (the Clerk) mentioned that there was a stated sum to be retained for two months. The architect ...

... WORKHOUSE WATER. A letter sanotionine the propooed water scheme for ene workhous e was received from the Local Government Board, and arrangements were made for its being carried out early in March. The - ite: - ./;:zies proposed that the matter of obtainin ...

... THR WORKHOUSE. The Workhouse Master (Mr. J. B. Roberta) reported that there were 79 inmates in the Workhouse, as compared with 81 in the corresponding period of last year. 87 vagrants had been relieved during the fortnight, an increase of 18 over last ...

... PREUAUTIONS AT THE WORKHOUSE. Alderman Bolton (Llandrindod), at a meetlug of the Builth Board of Guardians, when moving that a few fire extinguishers be purchased for the House, said that a fortnight ago, when referring to the same question, he pointed ...

... WORKHOUSE LUNATICS. The Clerk said be wished to draw attention to a clause in the Lunacy Act. A fee of 28 6d had previously been allowed to the Medical Officer for the periodical exemination of lunatic inmates, the same as for an out-door examination ...

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... NISI COIL TO THE WORKHOUSE. The Master further reported that Miss Venabies, Llyedinant 1141, isited the workhouse on Friday. October 20th, and distributed tobacco. tea. and sweets amongst the_intnatest_ Mr. D. C. Davies said tuat they were very pleased ...

... COST OF LIVING AT THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. D. J. Richards (Master), as promised at the last meeting, gave a detailed account of the expense of living at the workhouse, and made several practical suggestions for a reduction in the expenditure. His explanations ...

... THE WORKHOUSE WATER SUPPLY. Mr. Henry Evan Thomas said that there was a great scarcity of water at the workhouse, and the question was whether the Builth Urban District Council was in a better position now to deal with the matter than they were some time ...