... ending their days in their home surroundings. Put them in whatever mansion you like, they would still consider it to be a workhouse, he added. Ald W. Z. Jones, Liantarian, said the Council should not go hunting for empty mansions all over the county. They ...

... oedd yn dipyn o grefyddwr hefyd. AC fydde'n wastad yn son lam vmddiried i Ragluniaeth. A I wyddost ble bu o farw? 'in Workhouse Treffynnon! Poor fellow! Y Meddyliwr Meiddgar. Gwna Hesgin allan mai nid mewn crefydd yn unig yr oedd Daniel Owen yn heretic ...

... Ernlyn. , and up the Towy valley to Llan- , dovery. The Mot spectacular incident was the trailaaSking of the; Carmarthen workhouse on June 19, • 1843. In autumn of that year the rioting occurred mainly in Mouth Cardiganshire around where Elguborfawr and ...

... probably would not want to leave. Familar Surroundings Stating that workhouses were, being built in 1834, Mr. W. D. Lewis, Warm, Aberystwyth, said 'there was a danger to-day of bundling workhouses in another form. IHe would like to sec flatlets provided in each ...

... Sorerlpi Poultry Farm, ILIDWZLLY, Came. 'Those 21. when old people got to know how different the new hostels were from the old workhouses, they were most anxious to rtelve proper care and attention in pleasant surroundings, which they were entitled to in their ...

... opened up lead mines in the Ystwyth valley. He lost his only son, ruined himself over the I mines, and died in Cardigan Workhouse. Nothing baleful occurred to j the next owner John Waddingham. His son was the last resident ownur. but the expense of upkeep ...