... wouldn'a rv be ut dead.` ELHATHLPrX CARDIFF GUARDIANS. MEETING OF THE WORMHUSL VISITING COMMITTEE~. On Tuesday at the anilon workhouse. was held the. monthly wmeeting of the workaoruss visitiag committee of tie Cardiff Board of lGuardfians, Mr. P. J. Beaman ...

... the to 'old lady another chance and ordered her baesc ad to the workhouse. At the time Mr. Hooper n. reminded her of her many promises, -N and,. to see. that she really went to the workhouse, he gave instructions for or her temporary detention downstairs ...

... to the c ust dy of the relie-ving nflicor and. netil.g on thE advice of the bncvh, tle womall also elected to go to the workhouse. LAURGEST Y- 'lESEL OWNED IN C.irn] 11'. The trial trip of tho steamer Windsor, belong- ing to Messrs. Evans Thoma.4 Iladclffe ...

... houie tit Cldaxtoi-Barry( alisd iB issother :sisd relatives osl Wednesdat afterisoon foutirl thszst lie was at ths Cardiff workhouse, whither lie had bseeS taklen by Inspector Burford, the ?? officer . of the Cardiff Central Polce- station. It appetrs lie ...

... ?? remain, ?? yduas respect. ?? A eARINO 'VETERl.AN.. .-G~eorje Butler,. who: fought at Navarino, has die& at Portsea. Workhouse, agred 87.4 He :had. been bedtid4len. !for severalt years, and succumbed to senile decay;. sand another Nays. rino man, nanad ...

... UNDERTAXER. At the fortnighttly meeting of the Pontypod Board of Guardians on Thursday, Mr. }. .J Phillips, J.P., presiding, the Workhouse Master 5(Mr. H. Feather) reported that the funeral con- 3 tractors (Messrs. W. and A. Davies, Abersychan) 2 had failed to ...

... extra- rg ordinary scene in Croydoir Police-court on Friday, 's wair examined on Saturday by tire medical officer le of thes workhouse, who ordered his removal to the la Cane Bill Asylum. le BRAWLLINQ ON THIP STEPS OF ST. 1- PAUL'S. e. Walter Power, 28, -was ...

... in the canal, because for over a year he had been unable to obtain work, and his wife and five children had gone to the workhouse. THE DOMINION LINER SARNIA, The passengers who disembarked at Queens. town on Thursday from the White Star line, Britannic ...

... four QO'.lol cactis murrning to iravo it ?? magis~trat e asked wiretirer consumptive patients wers tropted. in title ?? workhouse doctor, replied that it wee thre rule of tire ?? disoirarged ?? left tire-court ,couaghisug painfucity. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ...

... bedclothes down and Pat themn in the garden, saying she could make, a bonfire ,f th-m. He told; her she might go to the workhouse He threatened to make the poker hot and hes eat bar eyes. On -the night oif Febrracy- 11 he forced her to sit in -a chair ...

... witness was carried fainting out of ?? e, Michele Dulk said she could not pay for a doctor ai and did not like to go to the workhouse. There 8 was no fire in tile iroom. Witness did the best she y could for the child. Owyipg to hier husband being ,,out of ...

... made arid every ?? ion adiopted 10 secure the ULIuost Ieslationi. Tlie sick mail is at present in charge of two men and the workhouse nur-se, all of wliois have beeni aspecially vaccinated. T'io rnusmber of iurinates is 6I, IShe preselle'e (f tile disease ...