... THE WORKHOUSE. Threnehout the winter earn of last year pleamant sad interestutg entertainmeata were given at dee Union renal talented amateurs professionals of th. . t ,„,., in o rd e r the aged sad unfortunate might re,oteve a little miesement. find ...

... WORKHOUSE Pathan). the medical officer. reported that in opinion oertain aanutary arrangements should be attended to at the Workhouse. The Standing House Committee said they had -i.insidered Dr. Parham'• suggestion with regard to the drains in the boyi ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Noror ban. h. to. Newport Workhouse bur I on ,nnets • Ihnono frol prolrOoly be, Ws urol&o tvo oore wools a mirth. Jormait .to. enboborio• .to a ary-1 lowa loon. ••• hat. Amara r oinamtily for ell Ur nomaer boot tro 4•7 ono• oror to t0t ...

... 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 ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the workhouse Were treated to an excellent dinner of roast beef and plum pudding; and the supply was unstinted, all r egulations as to allowances being suspended for the occasion. Each adult had a pint of beer, or an ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Guardians of the Poor of this Union, will, at their Meeting to be held on Thursday, the 26tb day of May, instant, proceed to the appointment oi a tledical Officer to the Workhouse of the said Union. Stlary£4oper ...

... in the manage mem of workhouses 1 have invariably found to be ad vantageous, though requiring, I think, considerabh modification. I have been forcibly struck with the fact, during my extensive visits to the metropolitan workhouses, that the condition of ...

... WORKHOUSE Mr. James Hughes, architect, Denbigh, wrote asking for information the decision of the Hoard with regard t«* the proposed alterations in the Board Room of the orkhouse, he having some time ago prepared plans, &c., the intended improvements. ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE There were about inmates at the Merthyr Work house during Christmas week, and to these a substantial dinner was served cut on Christmas Day consultlag of roast beef, potatoes, and plum puddig. Upon the occasion of our visit Mr. Roman ...

... THE WORKHOUSE ALTERATIONS. A letter was read from Mr Bircham, Her Majesty's Inspector, stating that Friday, the 20th inst., or Tuesday, the 24th inst., would suit him to meet the committee for the purpose of arranging the classification at the Workhouse ...

... who was an inmate of the workhouse. it was pointed out by Mr. Bircham that the matter had been dealt with the board of guardians. The man had been at the doctor's house preparing some electrical appliaitces for use in the workhouse, and whilst there had ...

... ALTERATIONS AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Chairman stated that the Building Committee had been round the house with Mr Lambert, grAitect, and they found that everything had been Completed cati,sfactotily with the exception of one or two email things. and it was ...