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... CARDIFF BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The usual weekly meeting of this Board was held at the Workhouse on Saturday; E. W. David, Esq., in the chair. There were also present the Rev. T. H. Jones and J. Bird, Esq. (vice-chairmen); Revs. V. Saulez and C. Lewis; G ...
... Richards, Pontypridd, aged 03 September 22ud, at 11, George-street, David Jenkins, brewer, a°September 22nd, at the Union Workhouse. John Davies, aged 7 months, September 22nd. at Gethin House, Merthyr, Mary Meredith, widow of Mr. William Meredith, mason ...
... Now, it appears that in 1348, the Foor Law Inspector wrote to the Board, recommending increased accom- modation IN the workhouse for sick and IN F ECTIOUS cases. This advice, according to the doctrine of the memorialists, was most unwise, most impolitic ...
... at shoemaking, and 32 at farming; 44 girls being likewise under industrial training. It was reported by the Master of the Workhouse that there had been 25 admitted, none born, 15 discharged, and one died, leaving the number of inmates at 228, a comparative ...
... LOCAL DIVORCE CASE. THE TREDEGAR WORKHOUSE MASTER ELOPING WITH THE SCHOOLMISTRESS. LLOYD Y. LLOYD. -This case came on for hearing in London, on Saturday. Mr George Brown, barrister, instructed by Mr C. R. Harris, of Tredegar, was for the petitiener the ...
... the peace for six months. D.srRICr HIGHWAY BOARD, NO. 2. The first meeting of this Board was held in the Board Room of the Workhouse. There were present W. Peikins, Esq., Chairman; Rev. 1). Williams, .Messrs. Maddicks, J. Kichards, Josiah Levris, G. T. Penn ...
... Llanelly, by the Rev. E ]>avies, Incumbent, Miss Ann Johns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Johns, master and matron of the Pontypridd Workhouse, to Mr. Jacob Morris, son of Mr, Morris, Llanelly. August 31st, at the Parish Church. Llanelly, by the Rev. Arthur (iriftiths ...
... —Manchetier Examiner. HOUSE-DECLINE OP WORKHOUSE CHIL- DRBN .-The infamous treatment of pauper children la some workhouses is likely to attract some atteution, ow- ing to a recent inquiry at the Cork workhouse. We learn from the Medical Times that, according ...
... - ents during the late campaign. At Leicester during a thunderstorm on Monday, a woman, while engaged in washing in the workhouse schools, was struck by lightning, and completely para- lysed in her right side. At Edinburgh, Eliza Sinclair was found guilty ...
... second daughter of the late Rev. John White' Vicar of Exminster, Devon. REES.—Jan. 16, at the Bridgend and Cowbridge Union Workhouse, aged 74, William Rees. ...
... Mr. Maddicks. Rev. D. Williams supported the motion, and adverted to the opinion expressed by the Master of the Cardiff Workhouse in favour of boards on the grounds that they would be free from vermin. The Chairman thought if they fixed upon cocoa-nut ...
... -.Tune 28, at Goosereed Farnham, Surrey, aged 12 years, George Cornewall, youngest son of Mr. James ells, master of the Workhouse Southampton, and late of Bridgend. Glamorganshire. MACKWORTH.—June 26, at Debdale-grove, Finedon, Northamptonshire, Francis ...