... THE WORKHOUSE. A letter was resit (ruin Dolgelley itiviting the vestry to appoint persons tc visit the workhouse in order to create in the parish a correeter idea of the place. —Mr Ellis Pugh Jones said the proper'sl emanated from one of the relieving ...

... The Workhouse. Present number of inmate* 138 as compared with 126. During the fortnight 140 vagrants had been relieved. Tie Old Cook. Margaret Williams, for many years cook at the house was reported to be dead. An application was nude to have her three ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. At the Brecon Union Workhouse, Christmas Day was spent with great rejoicing. The inmates attended Divine Service at St. David's Church at 11 o'clock, and at one p.m. the officers and inmates sat down to a capital dinner beef and plum pudding ...

... WORKHOUSE. SAD DEATH OF A CHILD AT HAY An inquest was held at the Hay Workhouse on Friday evening last by Mr D. W. J. Thomas, coroner, on the body of a child named Edith Aston, one month old, that died at the Workhouse on Tuesday, the 20th inst. The first ...

... The Workhouse, Brecon, Starch 15th, 1597. My dear Sir,—l beg to state, for the Information of the guardians, that I have certified a balance of £4O Id. upon the poor-rate of Mr T. Davies, late assistant-overseer of the parish of Llaufrynach, and £5O ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. --- The inmates of the workhouse enjoyed their usual Christmas fare of roast beef and plum pudding, and Mr and Mrs Pierce, the master and matron, did their utmost to make the poor people under their charge comfortable and happy. In the ...

... The Workhouse. ANOTHER _ , OUTRAGE IN The rumour that another terrible murder had ben attempted in the East End of Lomb* • thrill of horror in the metropolis es' Weiseday. The news spread like AMON the whole of the East end distrieS, esd bandrods of people ...

... THE ROAD TO THE WORKHOUSE. Ws do not know, whether or not, the author of the story of the man, who not being gifted with a superabundance of forethought, constructed a certain article, and then had to take down his workshop in order to remove it, ever ...

... WORKHOUSE, The inmates of the Ruth Workhouu ttM their annual Christmas dinner on Christmas Do. •mongst those who were present to moist IS carving, ate, were Mr. John Henry (chairman), Mr. Hopkin Jon. the Revs. Peter Williams Henry Wi11 , Buletrodo-Dryce ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE There were about inmates at the Merthyr Work house during Christmas week, and to these a substantial dinner was served cut on Christmas Day consultlag of roast beef, potatoes, and plum puddig. Upon the occasion of our visit Mr. Roman ...

... THE WORKHOUSE ALTERATIONS. A letter was read from Mr Bircham, Her Majesty's Inspector, stating that Friday, the 20th inst., or Tuesday, the 24th inst., would suit him to meet the committee for the purpose of arranging the classification at the Workhouse ...

... ALTERATIONS AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Chairman stated that the Building Committee had been round the house with Mr Lambert, grAitect, and they found that everything had been Completed cati,sfactotily with the exception of one or two email things. and it was ...