... Soldiers in Workhouse. CONWAY GUARDIAN'S PROTEST. A Grave Question. Mr. Echvard Williams presided ov-r the roonthly meeting of the Conway Board of Guardians on Friday afternoon. The were also Mrs. E. M. Jones, Mrs. M. Wiams, Revs. D. P. Hop, 0. Selwyn ...

... Happy Paupers. LLANRWST WORKHOUSE AND HEAVEN. Town Crier's Speeches. Mr. John Roberts, J.P., presided over a meeting of the Llanrwst Board of Guardians on Tuesday. There were also present Mr. D. G. Jones, J.P. (Vice-chairman), Revs. J. lA. Richards, Ben ...

... leniency. 4r. D. 0. Lewis, Master of the Workhouse, said she refused to do anything the day before and incited others to 'follow her example. She was a fearful source of worry to the officers at the Workhouse. Defendant : They nearly choked me. It would ...

... LNMATES* LUNCH. A petition was read from a number of the male inmates of the Workhouse praying that their original lunch, which had been decked on grounds of economy, might be given back to them. as they found they were not able to do their work without ...

... appointment a test i Pate Attendants at the Workhouse and Work. h9nee Inlraary at Tredegar t respectively. I Candidates suet be MOW widowers without dependent children, anti to out hair of and shave inmates tbe Workhouse. Balers. £45 per with nalforn4 l board ...

... destitution in a large old thatched cottage in the western part of the district, and whom he had had instructions to move to the workhouse. The report describes the reception the good Samaritans received at the old lady's hands. We (the relieving officer, Mr ...

... men he had never seen or spoken to and who had done him no harm. War only left misery and poverty in its wake, filled the workhouses, and promoted crime amongst the working classes. Ills claim was refused. ...

... mia_ lodged. added that la:a instructions were to :eke the &re 4 to the workhouse until he had been examinel with a view to taking him an asy:tu.Witaras told the workhouse master what the imdical superintendent had said. Mr Parry, the workhowe master ...

... CASUAL PAUPERS FOR THE ARMY INMATES OF BRIDGEND WORKHOUSE WANT THEIR LUNCH. Fa/towing their annual inivting on Saturday morning, the Bridgend and Cowbridge Guardians met again in the afternoon, under the presidency of the chairman, Colonel J. I. D. Nichol ...

... Thomas Nugent, amiodirr of the Cardigan Workhonae, charged David Phillips, an inmate, with having ateconded from the Workhouse in workhouse clothes an the lath inst. Defendant wee brought up in custody and pleaded guilty. It appears that defendant walked ...

... Pcnyum-rcad, i_ar- CAKDItF Workhouse.—Wanted, General Servant at the Master’s nouse; wages £ib ytar, with uniform and usual Indoor alkuvaucea, subject u> Toorlaw rules.—Apply, personally dr by Utter, tbs Matron, the Workhouse. a i43 General good references ...

... daughter, whose husband is in the Army, said that she had tried her best to keep her father and her other sister from the workhouse. Deceased had been handicapped in his search for work in consequence of bad hearing, deformed right Hand, and other disabilities ...