... WIFE IN THE WORKHOUSE. Trevor Edwards. late of Doncaster, now said to he working at Nottingham, was summoned by the Guardians for £57 13e., the coat of maintaining his wife, who bad had parish relief from September, 1927, and was still at the house.—Warrant ...

... AT THE MERTHYR WORKHOUSE. The inmate,. of the Merthyr workhouse, homes, and infirmaries were made to feel as comfortable as postahle throughout Christmaende, and the of the community due to Mr and Mrs rearosy, the respected master and and :heir of officers ...

... AT MERTHYR WORKHOUSE. Our poorer seigliboura at the Workhouse, and the inmates of the Union Infirmary, were well looked after by Mr. and Mrs. kVilliams, the master and matron, and their staff of ea. eon. For many weeks the old men had been out gathering ...

... 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 BEER. —With the approach of Ohio quo, INs Is again catalog before Boards of iloordiaos. tat no Buoy.•• that taw. who raise objections sopolyiag in oar way wish to blade, the enjoyment of the iomoto• ea that day. flit it is tb.t hoard. of Guardians ...

... MEAT IN THE WORKHOUSE. IT must be a matter of regret to gentle and simple alike to hear of the enormous waste of meat in Australia. Hundreds of private letters, which eventually made their way into newspapers, have spoken of the over-abundance of beef ...

... NO HOUSE BUT WORKHOUSE. Yowl pay your runs, and you are entitled to eocommodatien in the workhouse. This Wad the dictum of Sir lierewald Wake. descendant of }foreword the Wake, in deciding two painful cases which canes before him presiding .maglstrate ...

... THE GENERAL WORKHOUSE It is allvead that in a majority of the Unions the Guardians insist upon retaining in Us Mbied• or General Worlibues all sm• tuts the poor. This is mieleading, for provision has boa! as to bulk of a u p er Copulation, by the est ...

... RATHER BE IN WORKHOUSE. Mrs. E. M Honeyfield. J.P., said the conditions described by Mr. Watkins were disgusting, and it emphasised the need for a town's hospital with an up-to-date maternity wards. The Council certainly should do something to relieve ...

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... SUBSIDIARY WORKHOUSE. Mr. A. 1. Probya called attention to a i minute in the report of the Maintenance Committee dealing with the transfer a mates from the sub-workhowie to the school at Aberdare. He said that 45 .men were proposed to be sent over. and ...

... THE WORKHOUSE CONTRACT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE GUARDIAN. SIR,—I read with much interest and pleasure the able article in your last respecting the Union Work- house Contract; and while endorsing your strictures, by no means too severe, on the parties concerned ...