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... CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Merthyr workhouse were, as usual, entertained In the best possible manner. The workhouse had been appropriately &worsted with holly, mistletoe, and coloured berries. and appropriate mottoes were hung in all ...
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... SCENE AT THE WORKHOUSE. Gwen Lewis was summoned for misbehaving herself at Merthyr Workhouse.—The master (Mr. Dd. Williams) said the woman was very disorderly.—Gladys Jones told the court that the woman attacked ber the dining hall. catching hold of her ...
... WORKHOUSE BOYS. We parried the angry thrust of Mr. Brooks with a smile, and good humouredly dismissed the matter, conscious we had not sinned, and willing to allow a latitude to youth and excited feelings. But Mr. Brooks returns still more indignantly ...
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... WORKHOUSE MORALITY. THE old, old cry has been heard during the wane- ing of the old year that our schools are not up to sample, that they do not produce the results expected from them. The children in the Mer- thyr Union Workhouse have been well trained ...
... WORKHOUSES AND THEIR KEEPERS. By M.J.R. We take from a Swansea contemporary the following intereating article on the workhouse problem. The writer, whose name is represented by the initials given above, formerly resided in Merthyr, and had many friends ...
... CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE. Our lent fortunate brethren at the Workhouse were not allowed to nee Christmas peen without its being properly kept. An in previous yeatrinthe Guardian,, made arrangements for providing a enbatantial dinner. The teat took ...
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... THE WORKHOUSE CONTRACT. OUR readers, like ourselves, must be somewhat wearied with our reference to the proceedings of the. Cardiff Board of Guardians, and would doubtless experience a feeling of relief could they but feel assured that they had heard ...
... CONCERT AT THE WORKHOUSE. On Timidity night • most enjoyable concert organised by Mr. J. Morgan, wu given at the Workhouse, Wore • large attendance of in. mates. Mr. Newitt (Home and Colonial , ,'eve an interesting display of pictures with ti n • tine• ...