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... SHIRK WORKHOUSES? The lunacy problem was brought before the notice of the County Council last Friday again Colonel Fryoe-Jonea in view of the expenditure which the proposed enlargement Bicton Aaylom would entail upon Montgomeryshire. mored that aa there ...
... might be done in this respect. They might reduce the number -1 their workhouses, as pauperism has greatly declined, and so relieve the ratepayers. They might classify the workhouse.:, and set apart some for the reception of children and some for the ...
... WORKHOUSE BKPAIRS. The Clerk read the report of Mr. Edward Jones, architect and surveyor, which was to the effect that extensive repairs wore required all over the Workhouse —Mr. C. Morgan said that Mr. Jones had told kim it was perfsotly useless to go ...
... DAT AT THE WORKHOUSE. The MASTER (Mr John Jones) reported that the usual dinner consisting of roast beef and plum pudding was given the inmates on Christmas Day. when the treat was thoroughly enjoyed. There were present Mr Hughes, chairman of the Board; ...
... WORKHOUSE AMALGAMATION. Sir, —Allow me the author of the above to again urge it. The hesitation (to give it no stronger name) with which the idea is received wonderful! and, yet again, wonderful! ” One would suppose that I was advocating increase of the ...
... WORKHOUSE AMALGAMATION. the Editor of the Montgomeryshire Express and Radnor Times. Sir, good deal of misapprehension exists M what would be loe result the above measure, Xshall. be obliged if you will grant me a little epaee te explain what 1 would propose ...
... THE WORKHOUSE WALLS. The Chairman reminded the Board that at the last meeting they dieenased the point of planting ivy around the walla of the Workhouae. and be promiaed to make enqniriea about it. Some he had anked aaid they would grow, noaaibly they ...
... Prison or Workhouse lam ROMM weak and late” waa the of Frederic Lareox aa appeared before Mr Uagrd, at Newtown Police Court. Wednesday. The once sprightly “Find the Jockey” then entered the box trembling, ataggering and decrepit, near charged P C D. ...
... ELECTION OF WORKHOUSE OFFICERS. The electim of the officers of the workhouse was now taken into consideratin. A Guardian expressed #n opinion that the present mastec (Mr. Williams), who was nearly 60 years of age, was too old to be reel cted to the office ...
... The Caersws Workhouse Terror. AN INMATE’S EXTRAORDINARY BEHAVIOUR. ...
... HOLIDAYS AT PORDBN WORKHOUSE. A considerable amount of summer-holiday atmosphere surrounded the fortnightly meeting the Forden Board in the Workhouse last Wednesday. There was very little work do, and there were few members to do it. So the Guardians ...
... WORKHOUSE AS A SANATORIUM. The vislton’ book contained the following items— July 6th: I inspected the Workhouse on behalf the Boyal Commission on Poor Lawn.—J. : Wo visited the house this day and found everything good order, and every room particularly ...