... Ma.,ter Mated that Mr. Birch= visited the house last wvetc, and his report was as follows:-- I have this day visited the Workhouse. The rooms were clean and tidy, as usual. The inmates well fed and cared for, and chun in their persons and clothing. The ...

... ANSISTANT NAMTER. Ilev. T. A. Penry moved that an assistant to the master at the Workhouse be appointed et a salary of les per week on the same terms as the late assistant. It was explained that his work would be. to after the tramps and superintend their ...

... TRAINING OF WORKHOUSE NURSFAL A letter was real from the Mansfield Union enclosing copies of resolutions parred by them. approving of the policy of training their own Probationary Nurser, and arranging with the Medical Officer to give lectures and de ...

... his service from the Workhouse in April last, not knowing that he had not satisfied the Education Department. When his aunt came to offer his services, she told him that the lad was in his 14th year. and that he left the Workhouse last January. He (Dr ...

... succtu.s. A THEAT.—On Friday the Committee of the Women Temperance Association gave their annual treat to the inmates of the Workhouse. The tables were heavily laden with all kind of delicacies, which were much enjoyed. After the tables were cleared a mis ...

... better imagined than described. POLICE CANE?.— 6th, before J. Lewis and Edward Daniel Evan-•. Workhouse, Aberystcyth, was charged by Mr. William Jones, Workhouse master, for absconding from the Union whilst t here detained as indoor pauper. Discharged. July ...

... ABERYSTWYTH. Rural District Council. At the monthly nweting of the above Council, held at the workhouse on Monday there were present —Mr. John Morgan (vice-chairman), in the chair; Rev. John Davies, Caelanyttmesmawr ; Messrs Edward Jones, do; Lewis Richards ...

... Homes Bill was referred was issued on Saturday. The Committee recommend that it is desirable so to classify the inmates of workhouses that the aged and respectable poor shall not be forced to mix with those whose character or habits are bad or disagreeable; ...

... THE DEAPISKU WORKHOUSE. During the hearing of the relief muses, attention was to the rettval of paupers to enter the Workhouse. In this particular tuute an Aberystwyth woman was in receipt of 15s. a week for nursing purposes. The Relieving Officer stated ...

... drunk and disorderly on the preview day. Defendant admitted th e offence, anti was discharged on promising to go to the workhouse. ExttinuoNs.- On Thursday last, the Oswestry C.M. Sunday School visited the town on a half day trip. A large took advantage ...

... satisfied that they would not as well mired for outside as in the workhouse. This was recognised by the inmates themselves, who gratefully of the treatment they received in tire workhouse, and expressed a strong to remain there. Two hundred and twenty eases ...

... Bircham, Local Government Board Inspector. sent his report. find called attention to several matters ei.nnectell with the Workhouse. As some of these matters appeared to have been referred to the Building Committee as long ago as February last. He was surprised ...