... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the workhou.e had a high old time of it on the 25th inst. The dietary table—which allows a dinner of 3i ounces of moat as a treat twice a week — Was suspended for the nonce; and the lodgers were regaled with a generous ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. At the Carmarthen Workhouse, the inmates were treated to a fine spread of roast Beef, potatoes and other vegetables, and plum pudding. The dinner was served in the dining room which had been recently done up, and which looked very neat ...

... THE WORKHOUSE, The Christmas dinner was given to the inmates of the house on Monday. The 81 inmates had a dinner of roast beef, vegetables, and plum-pudding. Mrs R. M. Thomas gave a treat to the inmates on the previous Tuesday, consisting of bread, butter ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. To the Editor of the Reporter. wee very glad to see in your columns of last week that able reply to the so-called report of Joseph Rowatree respecting the Carmarthen Workhouse. The manner in which the writer handled his subject proved to ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that the number of inmates in the house was 39, against 50 in the corresponding period of last year. The vagrants who visited the house in the fortnight amounted to 47, against 53 in the corresponding fortnight of last ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the workhouse Were treated to an excellent dinner of roast beef and plum pudding; and the supply was unstinted, all r egulations as to allowances being suspended for the occasion. Each adult had a pint of beer, or an ...

... WORKHOUSE ALTKRATIONS. The Chairman reported that the Clerk in carrying out the resolution passed at the meeting bad, according to the usual practice, sent a bond for £1,700 (double the amount of the contract) to the person whose tender had been accepted ...

... THE UNION WORKHOUSE. Boxing Day was spent in a very hesrly manner at the Union Workhouse, Carmarthen. So far have the guardians vow rid themselves of the old Bumble spirit that tiny order annually a very sumptuous dinner for the inmates. In order, probably ...

... THE DRAINAGE OF THE WORKHOUSE. ..—. A report was made by Major Thomas, the Rev L. Price, and Mr W. Jones, as to the drainage of the workhouse. They had met MrJ. Davies, the plumber, at the workhouse, and his report was as follows : He ...

... THE WORKHOUSE GARDEN. The Choitmeo said he did not know whether they had all seen the (dot ground belonging to Mr J. W. Gwynoe-Hogbee. near the Workhouse garden, which it ws* thought would make good addition to the garden, if obtainable. He would like ...

... TILE WORKHOUSE. The inmates had a treat in the afternoon. Each was allowed a pound of cake to tea ; the old men had each two ounces of tobacco ; and the old women each two ounces of tea and a pound of sugar. Sweet w were presented to the children. In ...

... STINIELANTS IN WORKHOUSES. Mistrid bittllignut. ST. CLEARS. SCHOOL Boano.—There is to be no contest, the following having been elected to serve on the board for the coming three seers:—!ter, Rees Morgan. Ostrey Villa; Mr John Bowen, Bridgeatreet Mr Thomas ...