... rnin — u — t - es of the Committee it appeared the Master sulimitted a list of drapery goods required for the use of the Workhouse for the ensuing half-yrar.— The Board decided that the list ..hould be revised by the lady members of the Board, preparatory ...

... the company coloured men. The children were suffering from a contagious skin disease. They were ordered be taken to the workhouse. ...

... 141 in the corresponding period of last year, a decrease of 83. At the end of the fortnight there were 47 inmates of the Workhouse, a decrease of e;ght as compared with last year. ...

... 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 ...

... Llandijo Board of Guardians Satnrdav that they must adhere to their previous decision not to allow the board to give the workhouse master more than extra remuneration tor work done in the place a porter. The guardians had recommended .£lO. It was decided ...

... Best, of the N.S.P.C.C., for neglecting her five children.. The Bench ordered that her children should be removed to the workhouse, with the exception of the youngest and the eldest. Defendant was bound over for six months. ...

... 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 ...

... Harry Luke the once light-weight jockey. Luke had fallen on evil days, and for some time he and hie wife were inmates of the workhouse. He won the Two Thousand Guinea* on Petrarch in 1876. the Oesarewitch of 1878 Jester, the Chester Gun and Northumberland ...

... 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 ...

... the attention of the Guardians of the Carnevale Union to the absurdity of their paying only 3d their monthly dinner at the Workhouse! Reference ban been made to this matter time and again in the columns of the Herald, with the view of bringin g about a ...

... HAIRDRMER'S APPLICATION. Mr D. P. Ellis, Palace Street, hairdresser to the workhouse, had applied for an increase in his payment, and the Visiting Oommittee had recommended that tenders be invited for the work.—Mr J. Rees thought this was unfair to Mr ...

... Government Board Inspector. wrote regretting his inability to attend the meeting in connection with the proposal to utilise the workhouse for housing mental defectives. but he hoped to attend the next monthly meeting. The matter was accordingly deferred for a ...