... be slaughtered, and distributed amongst the indigent poor of Llanelly and its neighbourhood. The inmates, of the Llanelly workhouse, consisting of forty- five persons, were on Christmas day plentifully regaled with roast beef and plum pudding, also at the ...

... NORTH WALES. STATE IN A WORKHOUSE.—WE copy the following from the Carnarvon Herald of last weet\. Dr. Roberts's interest in the cause of education and the welfare and elevation of the poor is well known throughout the principality. His remarks on the ...

... and Llanrwst, in which relief, except under certain circumstances, was to be prohibited to able- bodied paupers out of the workhouse, regarding the question us one of great importance, and considering it at variance with the law. Several guardians, with ...

... to seek a temporary asylum in the New Ross onion-workhouse. About seven months since he left the house, but minu-a two of his children, reported dead. The poor manWHS lately employed in the workhouse, when a lovely child eagerly clasped his knees, ...

... offered her. My wife's per. sonal attendant has sunk into prostitution; my housemaid has in the workhouse; and my laundrvmaid has been sent off with a workhouse party of emigrant girls to the Cape of Good Hope. Thus two have died miserably, one is starving ...

... we only wait fine weather in order to make the cutting general. ON Thursday last J. C. Symons, Esq., visited the Narberth workhouse and inspected the school there. P-BMBROIiESHIIUi IRON AND COAL WoRKS NEAR SAVXDERJ- FOOT.—Some few weeks since our readers ...

... a bundle—an infant wrapt in a piece of brown paper, and afterwards covered in an old towel. The body was removed to the workhouse and examined by Dr. Hall, of the infirmary, who in his examination felt bound, though sorry to say, the body was that of ...

... Mr. Buller intimated his intention to put down. He ventured even to suggest, that the act of applying for relief at the workhouse might itiself be made an act of vagrancy. But Surely to make this an offence Bgainst law would be mdnstroUs. Vagrancy is ...

... not to take a house, as the men were of opinion that there was no danger what- ever in admitting healthy children into the workhouse, though their parents had died. of cholera. ...

... trifling expense of six pounds or so each, There in plenty to live, whilst their gruel and bread Cost near eight in the workhouse, per annum, a head ? Know'st thou that land ? JOHN BULL, if so, Thither, oh thither, help those poor souls to go Punch. ...

... Welsh language. This talented gentleman has been lately appointed by Government to establish and inspect schools in union workhouses in Wales, and the ad- joining English counties; and finding it. difficult to perform the arduous duties of his office in ...

... Welsh -Education Committee was a plant emanating from Somerset House, and the appointment of Mr. Symons to report upon the workhouse schools in North Wales was, in his mind, as convincing a proof of that fact as if that commission, when issued, had been ...