... two children had been inmates of the Pontypridd Workhouse since Mareh last, and the cost of their maintenance amounted to £l7. Defendant had been requested by the Master of the Workhouse to take his family away, but he had refused to do so. It was also ...

... PEST TO WORKHOUSE OFFICIALS. Daniel Regan was charged at New Tredegar on Friday with absenting himself from the Bedwellty Union Workhouse, and with disposing of his clothing, value 30s. Superintendent Saunders statedlthat the defendant was a perfect pest ...

... ONLY ONE LEAVES BEDWELLTY WORKHOUSE. Out of the 330 paupers over seventy years of age in receipt of out-door relict in Bedwellty Union about 150 will receive old age pensions. Of the 150 inmates of the workhouse eligible seven or eight have so far taken ...

... dependent life, if (they ro given the op- I pintunity, w!lickthey in seldom make for them-wives, and wltich 'workhouse does not adequately nrovide. It is R good investmetc;, to give it to them, and,by eve l) c -. ..710:11) , . , tman conduct it is also ...

... three children a few yards from the Workhouse. Witness heard the man tell defendant to go on. She then saw them running away from the direction of the Workhouse. They left the three children inside the gates of the Workhouse. Witness at once reported the matter ...

... Arthur O'Keefe, a pauper. was charged with alraeonding from the Bedwellty Union Workhouse with a pair of boots the property of the Guardii.ns. Chas. Breeze, one of the workhouse officers, stated the prisoner left the institution and when he returned witness ...

... SOCIETY Mrs. G. L. Clark, Talygarn, the President of the above Society, entertained the inmates of the Workhouse who are members to tea at the Union Workhouse on Thursday afternoon, the 9th inst. concert followed, at which Madame Williams-Penn, Mrs. Duncan ...

... BEDWELLTY BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The fortnightly meeting of this Board was held at the Workhouse on Wednesday. There were present the Rev. J. Jenkins (presiding), Messrs. E. J. Williams, L. L. Lewis, J. Lewis (Ebbw Vale), J. Lewis (Blaina), E. J. Morris ...

... decided to wice stating that, owing to the overcrowded stfit , of the workhouse and the scare;ty of work in the neighiyou.lood, it was impossible to close the labour yard at the workhouse. Th..; return of pau - dei M. H. B. Williams's district showed that ...

... Newton, a colli. , r• Evii•g at Bargoed Who on Tuesday, ,L Iv w A found w. , Lch ring at- PlymoUth, and was removed to the workhouse of the town for medical observation; h:is partially recovered his memory. His Wife has beon informed that he may now be removed ...

... the contributory influence of intemperance the inspectors state that . of eases interviewed for us in London workhouses, excluding workhouse infirmaries, 1,433 were selected as having provided results that were sufficiently reliable for analysis. These ...

... ENTERTAINMENT. A most enjoyable afternoon was spent at the Pont , . pridd Workhouse on Friday limit, the 12th inst., when Mrs. Clark, Tal-y-garn, gave tea to the inmates of the workhouse who are members of the Brabazon Society. The tea was followed by a musical ...