... KNIGHTON BOARD OF GUARDIANS. • The fortnightly meeting of this Board held ha the Board Room, Knighton Workhouse, on Thursday. There were present :—Mr J. R. Bache (chairman). Mr Lawton L. Moore (vice-ehairman), Rev. E L. Jones, Rev. G. W. Brown, Messrs ...

... RHAYADER BOARD OF PLACE OF DETENTION. HRISTMLAS AT THZ WORKHOUSE. There attended fortnightly meetin.r of Rhayader Hoard of (uardian& on Wedneeday Mr I)a.vid Lloyd (chairman), Rev. J. Y. Evans, Capt. G. P. Franeis Phillips, and Messrs. David Davies, Edward ...

... otherwise have to give out of their earnings Rainey they cou:d ill afford order to keep their aged relatives out of the workhouse. The Lords rejected the Midget because it interfered with their luxuries, hveaure there sill be less money for game preserved' ...

... instrumentadity rind kindness iit Dr. T. W. ithe officer of home). the members ot the Knighton Orchestral Society visited the Workhouse at I o'clock to entertain the inmates akb music. in addition. sang,s aere rendered by riefte of the risiclents of the than ...

... _ _ _ Juveniles Hem, of Detention. The Chief Constable wrote asking the Board if they eonld see their way to allow the Workhouse to he used as a house of deu•otiou for juvenile offenders against the . . Clerk said thrre ‘lllll nlentv of room it thr house ...

... Weaver, and Mr R. T. Griffiths (clerk). —The chief constable of Radnorshire wrote in regard to the recommendation at the workhouse of child offenders from the petty sessional division of Painecastle.—The Clerk said that he had written to the chief constable ...

... penalty of 11. ESTEETAINING THE LEGAL POOR.—By special request the buys of the County School entertained the inmates of the workhouse on Tuesday night. No. 1, Bound the Corner, Burglar and the Judge, and Box and Cox I were acted, and repeated laughter ...

... nun.her cf vie:rents relieved during the hat tot-Night and 1 her vote of thanks aus net--tried ill had sent gifts to the workhouse. After luusilli .1%. the Board rartiei.:a-ted in the tonal aril thanks were tendered to the eineter•aial :unroll the treat ...

... and it was to avoid that and particularly to avoid the ignominy attached to it by these old people being driven into the workhouse, and by their having to seek Poor Law relief, that the Old Age Pensions Act was carried through. In that way the agricultural ...

... local band in South Walea, aid the second peal in the Stedman method ever yet rung in South Wales. CONCERT ANC. TRIAT AT WoRKHOUSE.—By the kindneas of the lady guardians, Miss Adelaide Williams and Miss Philip Morgan, the usual treat to the inmates (which ...

... over. As example of the IiENEFITs OF TARIFF REFORM America made fifty millions a year out of her tariffs. There were no workhouses, death duties or income tax in America. The speaker produced a bill of fare from an American restaurant and contended that ...

... together with the respective Books of Accou=t, will, on the 14th day of J/JIV. 1910, be deposited at the hoard Room, Union Workhouse, Hay, and such Statements and Books of Account will be open to re inspected, examined, and copied by any Ratepayer in the ...