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... 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 ...
... THE WORKHOUSE IRREGULARITIES. The read the fol.owiog report ot the emacolttee, un the irregula:lties which have urr ed at thr workhouse : To the Board of Guardians et the Aberystwyth Union. Gentlemen,—Tonr House Committee met M the Workhouse on Saturday ...
... THE WORKHOUSE SUPPLIES. The &omission which took place at Union Wer.khouse on Montsy is enfiously in-' teresting. We suppose the resnit must be accepted as satiafactoty, so far as it goes. The local public:we generally aware tef what gav3 rise to the ...
... brought up in the workhouse at 10, and yet they proved men of ability, and mae their mark in life. Pe also ieetaneed the greatest traveller of modern &ye—Stanley. whore name be said was John Rowlanda, and who was brought up in the workhouse at St. Asaph, ...
... WORKHOUSE AUTHORITIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ABERYSTWYTH OBSERVER. Sir,ss-In your last impression there appeared a litter from one who subscribes himself Arthur Griffith upon the conduct of the Aberystwyth guardians with reference to Miss Morrell's ...
... THE UNION WORKHOUSE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ABERYSTWYTH oIPIERVER. Sir,—ln last week's there appeared a letter from A Workhouse Chaplain, expressing astonishment and regret at some of the proceedings of the board of guardians of the Aberystwyth Union ...
... WORKHOUSE BOYS. • Chairman of Guardians to The Tinier:- —Will you allow me to call attentioe to a &Money which I sis afraid must be oommonly bp th es who interested In boding employment tel workhouse boys t I. the union in which I am particularly ...
... THE NEW WORKHOUSE. The fi•llowing letter, which hall been reeekt'd from Mr It. It. Jenkins, i 4 Cartligan, respecting site of t li. was reall the rman Itear Sir, --I Is. writing to Mr Harlon!, anil will enquire the particular spot where to build workhouse ...
... Aberystwyth workhouse for the year ended Lady 1910, amounted to C 293 7s. 10d. Rations during the same pisriiwl cost another £B7 4s. 2d. making a total for the year of .C3BO 12s. —Mr. Lleaellin went on to give the average of the admiMsteation of workhouses in ...
... Son in the Workhouse. David Evans, Penrneoi, wrote asking shv and by whose orders son Evan removed from his home to the Workhouse?— The Cierk was instructed to reply according to shat had been passed by the Board for the kindness they had shown towards ...
... THE WORKHOUSE AUTHORITIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ABERT,TWTIII “bSERIII, Sir,—l was moused and widened the other it. to find that the workhouse authorities display some halting kindness to the canoe ot riluestil that has been so strikingly exhibited in ...
... training, even within the walls. of a workhouse, is so admirable, that the ill effects of living there are almost entirely obliterated. One of the remedies for the in- evitable evils of being bred in a workhouse is to send the children amongst other children ...