... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that for the week ended January 1 - .lth the number of inmates was 136, against 134th the corresponding week of year; and for the following week the number was 138, as against 139. The number of vagrants admitted during ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The Master reported that the number of in-1 mates for the week ended Nlarch 23rd *Was 132, against year; and in the following week the number was 133, against Ito. The number of vagrant* admitted during the fortnight was in, against 21. ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. 1 . 4 Master reported that the number of inmates fur .h. wk ended April aoth was 130. a4aisl.4 and for the following week the humber was agaim.t '34. number of Wagrants :tchnittod during the fortnight WA.., against WOUNDED SOLDIERS ENTERTAINED ...

... THE WORKHOUSE Master reported that the number inmates for the week ended February was 129, against 153; and in the knowing week the number was as legainst 152. The number of vagrants admitted during the fortnight was 7, hetet; the same number ...

... Rhecla, Neath, said the’proposal to utilise workhouse? had been vetoed, as apart from their unsuitability there was a very strong sentimental objection to disabled sailors and soldiers going to workhouses tor treatment. The committee strongly advocated ...

... Concert at the Workhouse. The quarterly concert arrangtvl by the Ladiee' Visiting Committee happily eyechrettiesd with the peace cud provided a bright evening's entertainment on Weday. thanks to the efforts of Mrs. Thomas, Peuvwern. Ali:4l D. B. Williams ...

... WORKHOUSE AS MILITARY HOSPITAL. OW ELLTY G UARIA AN 8' DIFFICULTY. A special meeting of the Bedwellty 1 Board of Guardians was held at the , Workhouse, Tredegar, ou Wednesday week to consider the proposal that, the Workhouse and Infirmary should be given ...

... WORKHOUSE RATIONING. A letter was read from the Local Government Board forwarding copies of a General Order relat•ng to Ue system of compaleury ratioaing applicable to the Poar Law insti.ntions, 3nd waking cogpotions. The cirealar was relegated to the ...

... WORKHOUSE FOOD DIFFICULTY. The Master reported that he was unable to carry out the Food Contmller's latest scheme, owing to the insufficicut supply of cheese and iam. and suggested that the Ministry of Food be written to on the matter. The Clerk said ...

... thoroughly. Miss Wright informed them considered the Hanle should he qu i te separate from the Workhouse. She considered the children felt they' were workhouse Children when their kart was sent over from there, and she wanted them to be • quite apart. Then ...

... No Food for Inmates. CONWAY WORKHOUSE WITHOUT SUPPLIES. State Subsidy for School Children siscussed. At the monthly meeting of the Conway Board of Guardians on Friday last the Master reported that there no tea, butter, margarine or cheese in the institution ...

... FESTINIOG UNION WORKHOUSE. THE MENTAT DEFIENCY ACT, 1913. WANTED.-—Exrperienced Male and Female ATTENDANTS for the Mental Deficiency Wards at the Union Workhouse, Penrhyndeudraeth.. Salary per annum :—For Male Attendant, £35; for Female Attendant £95 ...