... The Workhouse. A letter was read from Mr C. Datifil, the recently appointed master of the workhouse, stating that he and Mrs Davies had been to see their apartment., and asking for some painting and papering to be done, which he thought the Guardians ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The parish authorities magnanimously and humanely resolved that Oliver should be ' fanned,' or in other words that he should be despatched to a branch-workhouse some three miles off, where the J uvenile offenders againq the poor.laws,'' ...

... WORKHOUSE. LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD DETERMINED TO SHOW ITS AUTHORITY. AN OFFICIAL INQUIRY THREATENED• THE GUARDIANS BOW TO THE POWERS THAT BE. THE VEXED QUESTION OF VAGRANCY. A CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AT BRECON. The usual fortnightly meeting of the Brecon ...

... 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 inmates in the Worldimase nod Cottag,e Home for the week Ended April 6th WWI 178, against .62 tast ear; and for the 'following week the number was 176, as against .63. The number of vagrants admitted ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master reported that the number a inmates for the week ended July 1121 th was 147, against 141 last rear; and for the following week the numbers were the same. The number of vagrants admitted during the fortnight was 35, against 17 ...

... 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. ...

... WORKHOUSE. A great deal interest has been recently mani fested in the quantity of intoxicating liquors oonenmed in Workhouses, and Mr Albert Bright has called for return which baa now appeared giving the quantities consumed in everf Union Workhouse in ...

... 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 Master's journal showed that since !he last when there were 171 inmates in the Workhouse, 8 had been admitted. 13 discharged, and 1 died. leaving in the House. ft e number of vagrants admitted during the fortnight was £O9. against 149 ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master's Journal showed that since the last Board, when there were 200 inmates, 7 had been admitted. 6 discharged, and 3 died, leaving 198 in the House. fhe number of vagrants admitted during the fortnight was 147, against 91 in the ...

... 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 ...