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... powers in the direction of proper classification of the paupers and made accommodation for aged couples in or near their owe workhouses, whilst others thouko they should be located in the parishes where people bad always dwelt. bakes on the subject of Old ...
... the other by Isepstadons of dishor.- - -.llle weds= Ism - 1;n3 7 . lath. ;INALD MCKENNA. MUSICAL TREAT AT THE PONTY- POOL WORKHOUSE. On Tuesday evening, the 16th inst., the Band of the Bootee Artillery (by the kind permission of Major D. E. Williams), under ...
... DL&THB. Jan. 9, at the Workhouse, Griffithatown, aged 49 ye 1, George JOI:leS, ostler, of Pontypool. Jan. 10, at Foutnewydd, aged 59 years, Mary, widow of Samuel Haskins, coal miner. Jan. 12, at the Workhouse, Oriffithstown, aged 67 years, Abraham Leeke ...
... ow of the late Jobs I Barge. — Deeply repotted. - does, bat sot forgotten ; Never *hall her memory lade Jas. 25, at the Workhouse, Grifiltbstown, agad 70 years, Caroline, widow of William) Lewis, gar. n. at Albert Colliery, Peotropeod, aged 27 years, ...
... nrzt meeting on the 15th inst. appoint • Cook, at a salary of £25 per annum with rations, washing, and residence in the Workhouse (without beer). Candidates roust be single women or widows without etatombrdiee, botw, n ti,o ages of 25 end 36, and have ...
... Board, obey all lawful orders aid directions of the Guardian., end set generally under the direction of the Muter of the Workhouse, from whom a copy of the duties may be obtained. Gandiclatea mast he single men or widowers without enemehracca, biter:en ...
... labourer, wee licked for his eceentrieity. Of late years be bad been compelled on many oem ions to seek refuge in the Local Workhouse, and it was th•re he died. COWTERe•SIONIL—W onoversaaiese in eallilee' lon with the Pontypool Bran& of the Shop Asir tants' ...
... afterwards attended by Dr Essex until removed to the Pontypool Union Workhouse Infirmary. Dr Jobe O'Keefe. medical Aker of the Union Workhouse, stated dussesed was admitted to the Union Workhouse as Deosisher 7th. lie saw bum m tbat date, sad lined a very bad ...
... their next meeting on ob. 15 lb lost. Zpvint a Cook, at a salary of £25 per annum with rations, washing,and residence in the Workhouse (without beer). Candidates most be single women or widows without encumbrance, between the ages of 25 and 35, and have had ...
... Baird, obey all lawful orders and direction of the Guardians, and act generally under the dirge• taco of the Master iit the Workhouse, from whom a copy of the duties may be obtained. Cued's:ate. must he single 01811 or widowers without encumbrowe, between ...
... W. Coles, W. Newman, and M ms, r T. Watkins (clerk). NEW LABOUR IdEngl.: Yr L A. Wilkins, 'swim tanner at the Moray. nay Workhouse, was the only candidate for the above post. He said he had lived at Grif. fitbstown for 19 years. His reason for wishing ...
... clergy in conjunction with the Noncoeformist ministers of the district give their services gratuitously to the inmates of the Workhouse. A fuller account of this matter will be given in our next issue. BLACKWOOD YULICE COURT. FRIDAY. Before Mr T. P. WHITS ...