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... twenty in numbers—headed by the Chairman (Rev R. J. Lloyd), and accompanied by the Clerk (Mr Jones), md the master of the Workhouse (Mr Morgan). visited the Asylum. They were shown round by two members of the committee-Mr John Lewis, Meiros Hall, and Dr ...

... Carmarthen Board of Guardians, FORTNIGHTLY MEETING AT THE WORKHOUSE. The usual fortnightly meeting of the Carmarthen Board of Guardians was held at the Workhouse on Saturday. Mr D L Jones presided. There were also present: Mr David Davies, Abeigwili Mr ...

... searched. Superintendent Smith said the prisoner' had been up ten times before. Defendant said she had como out of tt1Íe) workhouse on Saturnay night, and nad hacill some drink, with the result which was to be | seen. I Tho Bench committed defendant for ...

... Thoi Thomas, (CrJiuicenneii), Joh (Myddfai), and D. Jones (Talley). THE HOUSE. The Master reported that the number of the workhouse was 32, against 30 in the co period of last year. The number of vagra: visited the house in the f 114 ...

... minister, whilst the new man had not yet visited the Workhouse, but no doubt would soon do so. VTgiT OF MR. BIRCHAM. ,Ir Bircham, Local Government Board Inspector, reported having visited the workhouse on the 8th of September. He found it in its usual clean ...

... FORTNIGHTLY MEETING AT THE BOARD-ROOM. The usual fortnightly meeting of tho Carmarthen Board of Guardians was held at the Workhouse on Saturday. Mr D. L. Jones, DevLvyn, presided. There were also proscnt:—Mr David Davies, Abergwili; Mr David Thomas, Conwil ...

... detaining the vagrants for a night or two. It would diminish the number of vagrants.—Mr Bircham But what do you do in the workhouse ? Master Nothing, whatever. Col. Gwynne-Hughes Yes that is enough. He went on to say that it was a question that affected ...

... went to live to the works and towns, and living there was dearer. It was no doubt their duty to visit the poor in their own workhouse, and so J it was their duty to visit those in other unions that ( they paid for. Whenever an application was made for a ...

... last. The usual dinners were provided at the King's Head. ENTERTAINMENT AT THE WORKHOUSE.—On Tuesday evening Mr Bradshaw, of Rock Villa, gave the in- mates of the Workhouse a magic-lantern entertain- ment, and for an hour and a half succeeded in thoroughly ...

... owing to the deaths of the sureties fresh bonds were required for the Master of the Workhouse and Mr Watkins, relieving officer. --The surety of Mr Simons, workhouse master, had been the late Mr Edwards, White Hart Inn, and he now wished to have Mr Thomas ...

... Cefnceirw, Blaenwaun (part of oAl:weft-ye), wmliwydrew (part of Ceinceirw), Cefultach, Tynewydd, Blaencefn, Ffynonfendigaid, Workhouse, North America, Warmile Clyuhir, Glandwr, Perthygopprt, l'enralltgoch, Pantyrholiad and Cwinwhiblin, Sailach, Peopwll, Penallt ...