... with alterations and additions to the workhouse. The! workhouse garden and pigs account shows a pro*: of .131 17s. Eld., and the workhouse atone account a profit of AS 9s. Bd. Provisions supplied to the workhouse cost 12s. ISM:. including .1133 17s. 63 ...

... Mental Deficiency. _ _ . A letter was reed from the Board of Control stating that Dr. Branthwaite, who recently visited the Workhouse, had reported that the premises ware not unsuitable for approval as a certified institution for the reception of menial ...

... Morgan: Tquiers after all will bring you cheaper goods. There is no doubt , the Workhouse is to-day paying less for than we are. ' The Mayor: I know the Eld epee= at the Workhouse too well. Mr. John Morgan seconded the propoeition. but on bring put to the ...

... Joseph, St. Dog/23.We, were appointed to take ',lock at the Workhouse on the let October.—The Master reported the visit of the Mayor and Mayorsss of Cardigan (Mr. and Mrs. Clougher) to the Workhouse, when they dis:ributed gifts among the inmates.—Mr. B. 0 ...

... 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. ...

... consultation with the Master and Matron. Deserted Wife and Children. Tregeron Union wrote asking the Boxed t, admit into the Workhouse a deserted wife ohildren.—The Assistant Clerk said c could nof be kept longer OMB I.;Z WV* in the House.—lt was decided to ...

... le tt the workhouse, while others had given up their out-door relief and were now earning their own living. This was spry encouraging. end three men should be received back when there was no work to be had. As fac as the Aberystwyth workhouse was concerned ...

... 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 ...

... BORTH. Deeth.—One of the oldest and most Teepeeted inhaiatints paoied peoeinlly sway at Aberystwyth Workhouse on Saturday in the , person of Miss Phoebe Jenk.na. aged 78 years. Funeral took place at Liandre on Wednesday afternoon, the Rees. E. P. Davies ...

... WORKDOESE SERVICES. Mr. Thomas Thomas took the churche to - task for their negleez of the Sunday evening services at the Workhouse. Re said the Free Churehss had undertaken this work, and he was NWT) , to say they were neglecting it. were prepared to attend ...

... inmate of the Workhouse, for another twelve les.—The offer was gratefully accepted. Clerk (Mr. D. Davies) produced his Mof accounts for the year ended 31st ast, which was accepted.—Dr, J. W. s, the Medical Officer, reported nurse at the Workhouse was °write ...

... obtain the adv'ce of the Local Government Board in the matter.—The Maw ter was given direeion to purchase provisions for the Workhouse during the enstrag quatter. Mentally Deranged Soldiers. On the mot , On of the Iles-. J. D. ffughe. mounded Mr. B Jame.. ...