... 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 ...

... WORKHOUSE FARE. YOUNG MOTHER MADE TO WORK ON BREAD AND WATER. A young woman who, although she had a baby three and a half months old. was put on a bread-and-water diet at the Newiegton eorkhouso and ordered to scrub floors. fainted twice when she appeared ...

... Newport Workhouse. A rnmecrata lasvo bon do ortioloo • .4 bawl* to ao et vt..rtioott« on Thatods7 Ottoman. GM In noEoubt that Er motor deepty turiatoo of isbrovommt thoroughly enjoy the. porlormoooo. Closing of Shoos. Vie ragesead linie Thainiry fOorear ...

... 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 ...

... WORKHOUSE. The Master's Journal showed that since the last Board, le so there were inmates, 13 had been admitted, 18 discharged. and I, died, leaving 902 in the House. The number of vagrants admitted during the foitnight 173, against 162 in the corresponding ...

... WORKHOUSE ■BAT. Crickhowell Pauper's Growl. A Spirited Protest. Much amusement was caobed at Monday's mooting of Crickhowell Board of Guardians by an icmate of the workhouse, an old man, who complained of the food provided. He said there were often no ...

... THE WORKHOUSE-MASTER Mr. Phillip.. as chairman of the House Committee. moved that the master of the workhouse be suspended pending the enquiry which Wa% being instituted the Local t;overtsment Board, and which would in all probability le held on the following ...

... 00IMPSTOW WORKHOUSE. Union maw oat tho annual by Yr H. MMus. Ooverneent Inoper of the tont of wad of Inmate.. of the wrorkbnano. to oa of among IA which tho tt per agnate IA than •mrao. for W•le• ea. of to th„ Utoon for lb. Lady-Day. IS. aft i:199, o ...

... WORKHOUSE ECONOMICS Sow a wa rk muter eferted aeuermisa the aupply af (aid w About say diovioNiaiiVes dearribed by my.. 7 1 41 17. Car IGreat Tars. Nth Heard el it a of the et Peer Law et the Guesserlif Ileseas. H. • that the Leval Goverawaist be approached ...

... Board. These applicants were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans, master and matron of the Comte Workhouse, and Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Davies, master and matron of the Dolgelley Workhouse. The candidates were Interviewed, end afterwards, on the motion of Mr. .1. W. Rayner ...

... AT PONTYPOOL WORKHOUSE At • meeting of the Pontypool Board of Guardian• yestarrifiy, the Rev. P. A. Degen peaidfeg, the owner reported that during 2.53 vagrants were rebered, as •[stet 214 for the corresponding period of lest year. ...

... Workhouse Inmates. The inmates of the Merthyr Workhouse were not overlooked, for thanks to the generous forethought of several prominent townspeople a grandstand was erected for them in the old St.. David's School yard• AU day Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday ...