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... COTTAGE HOME AND WORKHOUSE. letter was read from 'Alms White that she intended shortly to gibe her annual treat to the Workhouse inmates and the children of the Coaage Hume. She asked that the children be allowed to have tea at a separate table, and to ...
... BOARD OF GUARDIANS The usual fortnightly meeting of the above board was held at the d-room of the Workhouse on Siatunlay. Mr. J. T. Williams, Liaoginning, presiding. There were alio present: — ![rears. 1) Al. Davies and W. \Villainies. Abergwili• T. Davie ...
... BOARD OF GUARDIANS The fortnightly inoi.ting of the shwa Board was held at the Hoard-room of the Workhouse, Carmarthen, on Saturday, Mr. Hen). Phillips (Coated), eluiirmah of the Board, presiding. There were also liniment: Misers, D. 11. Davies and W ...
... BOARD OF GUARDIANS The uanal for.nightly me-ting the Board heal at the the Workhouse on Saturtia. Mr. .1. F. [Janginning, preselitig. II:.•••• .••re also present I). H. Davie. and Mr. Wm. Aher• Mr. Thos. Ahernatit; Mr. Benj. titillipa and Mr. E. Jame* ...
... a certain number lunatic:, at jet-tient the Asylum and the several workhouse-s, as a first step towards the classification workhouse cares. The guardians agretsl to make their workhouse suitable as a home, and *wild 2;1411.1 to on alterations, provided ...
... oolleagues present were entirely in favour of the classification of workhouse inmates. The Local Government Board had been strongly urging them to take away the children from the workhouses, but he thought the Local Government Board should also insist upon ...
... NEWCASTLE-EMLYN. Bosom or - Tbe fortnightly sueet• ing of this Board was held ou Friday last at the Workhouse. The relieving officers read over their reports. Mr X. Rees paid durum 1 fortnight 143 Vd to 144 panpers. and Kr .1. Thomas paid as to I* proper* ...
... Harries, Miss Rees, Mr. James and friend , . WORKHOUSE DRAINAGE SCHEME. QFESTION FURTHER DSPBRRED. The Clerk read a letter from the lineal Gov'raiment Board with reference to the drainair s cheme for the workhouse. The letter appeared in these columns a month ...
... .1. Morris, .and other officials. The report of the House Committee. whiu•h stated that the committee had been over the Workhouse and had found everything satisfactory was adopted by the Board. The Clerk said with reference to the -callsall the parishes ...
... eligible for Old Age Pensions, and who through infirmity or other causes are maintain.sl by boards of guardians in workhouses or workhouse infirmaries. nu , w oolution was ad..pted. 1.1%' ELY SCENE. Mr. Gcu. J. Collins said that be had seen Mr. Webb, the ...
... the open air. JIM* )Ith: Mre. Thomas. !school House, Templeton, paid a visit to the Mouse and eondueted a religion% THE WORKHOUSE SEWERAGE. The Clerk :hen read a letter from the I. 1L rd mem': ng 411 prointion of a smal; septic tank and .t of filtration ...
... vagrants relieved during the fortnight numbered 121, against 166 for the similar fortnight of 1911. A service was held in the Workhouse by she Rev. W. Davies (Ind.) and James Morris (Methodist). The House Committee reported having met on the 17th inst., when ...