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... systematically undermined, and are being started on the road which will probably end in their dying in the hospital or the workhouse, and whatever comes hereafter for those who have wasted and expended the lives which I iod has given them. Now, we must bear ...
... Thomas said he was afraid that the relief afforded by the opening of the soup' kitchen would prevent many men coming to the workhouse. The Mayor : I hope so. He thought it was only right that he should be there, and report what was being done outside. liefore ...
... make Statements The weekly meeting of the Swansea Board of Guardians was held at the workhouse on Monday morning. Sir J. T. D. Llewelyn, Bart., presided, and there was a large attendance. After the minutes of the precious meeting were read and corfirmed ...
... with the workhouse. .1 poor creature, married at 17, applied to Magistrate Hannay on Thursday for assistance. With two children and her husband in the Hospital, she was absolutely without means She bitterly resented the offer of the workhouse, and pleaded ...
... number of I?clief, £44 ,000 a yaar is expended on intoxicants in workhouses in the United Kingdom supported out of the rates. The greatest extravagance is in connection with the London workhouses. The landlord of a public-house at Tottenham N% as fined for ...
... BOARD OF GUARDIANS The usual weekly meeting of the Swansea Board of Guardians was held at the I nion Workhouse on Monday, Sir J. T. D. Llewelyn presiding. There were present Messrs. Llewelyn Davies, Wm. Sims, Thomas Jones, William Evans, Ed. Roberts, ...
... BOARD OF GUARDIANS. •Flie ordinary ‘‘eekly of the Swansea Itoard luardians as held at the Workhouse on Monday. Sir John T 1) I.le‘‘elyn presided. and there were present Mr. I. Rice Daniel, Mr. Phillip Rogers, Messrs. ard Roberts, Seymour Arthurs, Thomas ...
... MEETING OF THE SWANSEA BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The we, hly meeting of the Swansea Guardians held at the Workhouse on Monday morning. l'resent, Sir John I'. 1) Llewelyn (Chairman) : Messrs. Philip Rogers Ifirst Vice-chairman), Jones Powell, John Griffiths ...
... MEETING OF SWANSEA BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The ordinary weekly meeting of the Swansea of ;uardians as held at the Workhouse on Monday Mr. E. R. Daniel presided. There were present lrs. Philip Rogers, Elewelyn Davies, Thomas ).t% ie! , , Thos. Jones, E. C ...
... NEW GENERAL ORDER RELATING TO WORKHOUSE VISITATIONS. South Wales Liberal. The Home Circle. What the Choir sang about the New Bonnet. A foolish little maiden bought a foolish little bonnet, With a ribbon and a feather, and a bit of lace upon it; And that ...
... The former has issned an order empowering any guardian to visit at any time any workhouse in his I 'Mon. Hitherto guardians have only been permitted I'? visit workhouses at stated periods fixed by the Board. But another, and perhaps more valuable, innovation ...
... Mr. D. I Ivell moe,d that the Clerk he initructed t A, proceedings against a ,an named I )rinkwater, an inmate 1,1 the Workhouse, for neglect jug to maintain himself. Drinkwater heel beronti Aargealile to the I . ,ition through his own latiness, as lie ...