... 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 ...

... provision for the feebleminded should not be made in lunatic asylums or in workhouses. Owing to the decrease in the number of indoor paupers, it is suggested that certain workhouses should be converted into homes for the feeble-minded, where there would ...

... UNION. (MIR ACTS for PROVISIONS, Erv. ALL persons dealrowo of contracting with the Guardians of this Union for 'applying the Workhouse at Pearbyadeudraeth from the Mat day of March to the 30th day of Septs•rnber next, with Ihapeey Goods. Ready-made clothing ...

... Newcastle Emlyti Workhouse, it was stated. hail only fifteen or sixteen inmate,. at present, although the original aerconiniodation was fur 250. Mr. Hugh R. Williams. inspector of the Local Government Board. *aid the rlaasifiration of workhouse inmates was ...

... held on Terwity, dap et Musk, lOU, .in the •• far lUD to roam isseetbo_ ibs will be required to deliver the articles at the Workhouse. free of clothing required ssay e T a ree arg a Workhosio. Forms of Tenders may be had at my Tenders, sealed and endorsed ...

... tabouta. They returned together to the Workhouse entrance etc. where• they stopped a little time. 'Nothing out of the way took place there. She saw Lottie (11111 the boy all the time. They went into the Workhouse together. She had not seen anything out ...

... the Union Workhouse, was charged by P.S. Thomas Thomas with having attempted to commit suicide by swallowing poison at the Union Workhouse on August 30th.—Elisabeth Jones, matron at the Workhouse, said accused had been in serves, at the Workhouse since the ...

... brought up in workhouses. Ono of the uses to which workhouses are going to be put is for the care of the feeble-minded whir are now, unfortunately, sent to lunatic asylums. Old-age pensions have eared thousands of poor people from the workhouse. Five shillings ...

... prepared to accept' such resseesahle rent for Newcastle Realms Workhouse as the united unions is the three counties would fii. The following terms were also given :—For provisions in the Workhouse, 3s 4d per head per week; provisions and clothing, es 3kl; ...

... resident molatent soatroo unless they am et goat seem • permanent owe.'-•lfe IL Li. Willlwma : How many have woe eat haw the Workhouse Woes the date of the report ? The Master said there wen three fewer inmates —The Clerk thought the dreamotan.es with regard ...

... conic to the Workhouse Infirmary and he made lit to his employment. He :wirording to the came dealt with that morning, that that was the policy followed by de fleardians. One regret he hail was that then , were so few people in the Workhouse. Ile wan made ...

... visit the female ward. Mr Ihnid JIM Warnpant. lind the contrail to amply grocery to the Workhouse in 19'2 and his eon was the only outsider to vinit the Workhouse rigularly. Win Powell hail made ciimpla:ot to her :Nutt the boy. and his statement oboist ...