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... CVXRDIFF WORKHOUSE. AEETING OF THE VISITING WCi- Ait MIETTEE . ,A meeting of the visiting committee of the I d Carddfr Board,of Guardians was held at the a workhouse on Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. F. J. I Beaanvn presidiig..tjpoii the -question of the . necessity ...
... WORKHOUSE FARE, N- EW ORDER AS TO THE DAILY RATIONS. Though a lady speaker at the Congregational Union the other day. with the charaoteistic moderation of her sea, described the workhouse as a living grave, it would be a little rash to accept the definition ...
... IA,'FELING IN THE I ~WORKHOE. PONTEFRACT POOR HAVE A TEA AND CONCERT. IFROIX OUR. OWN ESIPORTER) If a. workhouse were always so pleasant a place as was yesterday the building in which the destitute and aged of the inhabitants of Pontefract are domiciled ...
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... CARDIFF WORKHOUSE. At a meefciDg on Tuesday nf the Cardiff Workhouse Visiting Committer, Mr F. J, Beavan presiding, the recont circular issued with reference to alterations 10 the paupers', diet by the Local ■ Government Board came up for consideration ...
... appointed to every workhouse ta minister to the religious wants of the inmates, and provides that he is toy be paid a reasonable amount for his services; Gae 'I feel sure that there is no work done or services -ndered at the workhouse that the ratepayers ...
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... WORKHOUSE. LOANS. resolution passed t>*e Guardians of Grimsby Union in favour extending the period for the repayment of Workhouse loans to 50 years was adopted. ...
... WORKHOUSE REFORMS PROPOSALS BY SWANSBA GUARDIANS. Acrecial meeting of the General Committee of the Swansea Board of Guardians was held yesterday, under the presidency of Mr Glynn Price, to consider circalar from the Local Government Board ing reforms ...
... pr't5~eceC i-s out cotf b ho airn- to. t ansiv of he chilldrena, 7vh nhauid, inl fact. I-- atco -ay rumt~n pre-cine--' efph- workhouse orr -'-r- ~ii- nn-i-'-ci cludtn2r th~e c-i of ?-ai-~ tua r b-a rie re-turn Woultd -beaasirt- ft th~e kpeep.ng of' at-1to ...
... the 'enogh Board of Guer- !Lans here to-d-.y, MNr Michael Bonwke in the chair, the following repxt, wvas received from the workhouse medical officer: I beg to report that the nursing in the femrale infirmarv has been and is at present al- togetber insulflcient ...
... wanted it or a not. Tho result, wrote one competent 5 critio, is that, while the workhouse meals are VX far from plentiful, there is not a single large d workhouse in which tons of bread and masses r of meat and other food are not swept off the r plates ...