... THt WORKHOUSE. The %taster reported that for the week ended December 30th the number of inmates was r2vi. against 155 last year; and for the iollowing week the number was 185, against 150. The number of vagrants admitted for the iortnight was 11, against ...

... Merthyr Union Workhouse. NM YEAR'S KNTERTAINMENT AT IHI3 PALACE. As ;n previous years. Mr. nous Silaloc. the chairman of the Merthyr Ltd., with usual generosity and kindly thoughtfulness. invited the inmates of th e Wyrkhouie to an l'entertsimuent iatnieture• ...

... Alternative Tenders for the Supply of Milk to Cardiff Workhouse. Ely Workhouse, and Headquarters Children’s Homes. Ely, for the Six Months commencing Ist April. delivered to Cardiff Ely Workhouse Headquarters Children’s Homes, a-s the case two deliveries ...

... sad T. W. Gr'filth (Llandudno) to the Robert Jones Fund. The question of infixing the Valley (Holyhead) and Llanfyllin workhouses for boarding out patients came up for consideration. !t was stated that In regard to the former the matter was at present ...

... persons were proceellied against, of whom 137 were in respect of dog licences. Seventy-tour tramps were relieves, at the workhouse wards as oonipluvel t year same period. via.. 4 at Aberystwyth, 29 at Cardigan. and 41 at Lampeter. ...

... COMMITTir. From the minutes of this committee, it appeared that on January ffnd a visit was pod to the Workhouse by ttr Ii It Williams, the •',or w Inspector.—lt waste solved that the new dietary be continued, as the inmates liked it. It was decided that ...

... motor tractors. The committee should ascertain what housing facilities exist within their areas for groups of men (e.g.. workhouses or buildings which could rapidly adapted), and estimate the number of men who could be thus accommodated. The ploughing ...

... discovery WitA made by a platelayer early on Monday morning on the railway Ibrtween Felinfach and Beilicoch. An inmate of the Workhouse, named John William son, admittel from Llanybyther dirtrict en weeks ago, suffering from a terrible malady, abs-vrided from ...

... who has just died, visited Bridgeud with hie great show-4:11904. ENTERTAINMENT AT BRIDGEND WORKHOUSE INFIRMARY. The conoe'rt to the inmates of Bridget.* Workhouse, given on New Year's Day, was repeated on Ihureday night last week, and given by the officials ...

... suggested making jockey of him. but this proposal was not entertained, and the master was authorised bring the boy into the workhouse soon as possible. It was agreed that should b» put to work in the garden pending a situation being found for him. TTermon ...

... molliur. She liad been with the board (or about lu months. It was decided to advertise for a successor. FKSTIVmicS THE WORKHOUSE. The workhouse master (Mr W .Morris}, reporting the Christmas Festivities in the Institution, said the inmates were very grateful ...

... most summon them. THE PRICE OF BREAD. Sir Marshall, Castle street, wrote that he °cold not continue to eopply bread to ►be workhouse at 711 per 41b loaf and floor at 93 per peck. He was sorry that he bad to make an increase in the price of bread to 9d per ...