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... WORKHOUSE »t the Pontypool t olica oourl, before Mr Pratt, Mr Lewis, aivl Mr HasUras, Aau Jorps with refractory couduct at the Uuioo Griffith*town, on the November.—The master, Mr Richards. said that the prisoner was admitted into tne Honne and became ...
... WORKHOUSE. new and smaller Nozzle, io lieu of the one now attached to the present appliances. The Pipes l» of Messrs Spittles’ make and coated inside and out, and the Hose Fittings and buckets Messrs Sband, Mason, A Co.’s make. BEDSTEADS for new infirmary ...
... WORKHOUSE. A new and smaller Nozzle, in lieu of the one now nttachnd to the present sppliant**- . The Pipe* to he of Messrs Spittle* make and coated inside out, and tbn Hose Fittings and buckets Messrs Sbsod, Mason, A Co.'s mske. BEDSTEADS FOB NEW INFIRMARY ...
... THE ALTERATIONS THE WORKHOUSE. The discussion of the plana for the above was again adjourned for a fortnight, in order give Mr. Gordon Smith (the Local Government Board architect), an opportunity confer with Mr. Lanadowne. bat the application of the latter ...
... WORKHOUSE STATISTIC?. Mr Richards reported followsNnmhcr of inmates last meeting 184. admitted 11, l>orn 1, discarded 0, remaining 187; men 82, worn* Gl, children 44. Gorrespondiog period last 21G, decrease 2*J. of vagrant* relieved daring the past fortnight ...
... WORKHOUSE STATISTICS. Mr Richards, the master, submitted his fortnightly report as under: —Number of inmates of the Workhouse tbe last meeting of tbe Board, 212; admissions since, 14; discharged. 1; dead, 2; remaining, 223—men, 95; women, 68 ; children ...
... LOVE IN THE WORKHOUSE. AM AMUSING LETTXX. At recent meeting of the Edmonton Beard of Guardians, tbs Matlar produced the following IcttW, written by mala inmate of lbs koiao, about sixty ysara of ago. taafamalainmaU much yoougsr. which said, raised question ...
... INTOXICANTS AT WORKHOUSES. At * Congress held tt U»nw*«te ...
... NEWPORT WORKHOUSE. With reference the vanou* rumour* which have been in circnlaikm a* to Newport Workbonne, Mr W. Evans, tbe chairman of the vniting committee of tbe Newport Board of Guardians, states that inlende laying whole of tbe statements and a ...
... FIRE AT A WORKHOUSE. A fire broke out at the Nottingham Union Workhouse this morning. At one time fears were entertained of the safety of the inmates, but the efforts made on their behalf proved suc- cessful. By the exertions of the Fire Brigade the principal ...
... ENTERTAINMENT THE PONTYPOOL WORKHOUSE. On Honda; emning large number of children were seen and heard tramping from Pontypool to Qriffithetown, accompanied by their friend and pastor, the Ber. H. B. Robinson. It had been prenonely arranged that hie Juvenile ...
... CHRISTMAS PONTYPOOL WORKHOUSE. On Sun Jay, the 24th inat., the Key A. W. A. Williams, Rector ~f Hantcjr, ofhciated at the afternoon aereiee held Poncyp,M)l Workhouse, and preached most impressive sermon, in the course of which he made very touching reference ...