... At the Workhouse. Christen: • brought its good obese to the inmates of the Workbonee, where the wards bad been t..4efolly deoorated under the superb/ter/dean/ of Miss Down, the industrial trainer. 1., the early morning the children wt•ot round the wards ...

... Proposed Sale of Builth Workhouse, To Editor of the Comfy Times. .-1 asked what le alternative scheme retpeet• %Ste Eolith Workhouse. of the indoor pamper* would receive ootdoor may be located in one of the other Tb. of the sale would be enough to pay ...

... did nut take her she would have to go to the NOT SO QUARRELSOME HAY BANK CASE. workhouse. He did not have any of the __ Homey his wife drew from the bank so far as Taking their Drink more Quietly Wife's Alleged Forgeries of kne reply to a question witness ...

... number of Workhouses in Brecooshire could be reduced from tour to one, what would becoule of invalids who are now located in the four? There were poor invalids before Workhouses were built tbey were them nursed at their homes. If three Workhouses in Breconshire ...

... and matron of the Workhouse in the place of Mr sod Mrs Long, resigned, was made. The Finance and General Purposes Coinmitten reported that they bad considered the 89 applications received for the poet of muter and matron of the Workhouse, sod resom• mended ...

... went with the battalion. ' Proposed Reduction of Workhouses. To the Editor of the County Times. S,& —My old friend the late Vicar of Alltmawre, in your last issue, smrgests the reduction of workhouses in Breconshire owing to the small number of inmates ...

... BRECON GENT. SAD STORY OF WA. In Workhouse. According to the Western Mai there is at the present time at the East Hamp- I stead Institution, formerly known as the East Hampstead Workhouse, which is situated near Bracknell, Berkshire, an inmate named ...

... experience of the Brecon Board of Guardians in connection with the Departmental Order compelling the removal of children from workhouses. Knowing how well the children under their care thrived in the healthily•situated Gorphwysfa on the hillside in the ...

... of CONTRACTING with the Board of Guardians of Ibis Union for the SUPPLY of BREAD, FLOUR and MEAT, to be delivered at the Workhouse at snob times and in each qoannties as the Guardians may order or direct for Three Months, commencing the Ist day of January ...

... the Relieving Officer of the Ray District, in small quantities, for out door poor. Clothing—Boots and Shoes. Coffins for Workhouse and Hay District. The like for Glasbury District.. Tenders from Telgirth for the supply of Mutton, Bread Tee, Sugar, cod ...

... IN. At the last meeting it was repotted that a stun of between £1 and £2 had been found in possession of an inmate of the Workhouse and taken over by the Master on behalf of the Guardians. A discussion arose and the Clerk advised the Board that it would ...

... bought the system was liable to be abased and there wee no reason why the vagrants could not obtain all they wanted the workhouse before they left. The Chairman said their position wee rather awkward, the system was compulsory, and they were bound to ...