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... AT THE WORKHOUSE The inmates of the Merthyr Workhouse and Infirmary bad a good time The large dining hall wee elaborately decorated, untie the super vision of the Master and Matron (Mr. and Sire. by Air. S. Jones (labour ter), Mr George Dart (porter) ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. IT appears that the Poor Law Board have not yet de- cided about the plans for the building of a new wing to the Cardiff Union. The delay is doubtless owing to the extraordinary nature of the circumstances of the case—circumstances which ...
... THE WORKHOUSE Taking advantage of the order Waned by the Local Government Boon!, which allowed all Bosrdt of te make such epeeist arraegemeets for the females of the workhouses on the it.. ted far the commemoration of the Diamond Jubilee as they might ...
... however, I have little doubt in my mind that you recoil with horror at the sound of anything in the vicinity of a workhouse. The workhouse! What is it? A place where everything reminds you that you an in the way; where everything breathes indifference ...
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... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The poor were not forgotten. and the inmates of Merthyr Workhouse, and patients at the Infirmary. were made as happy as possible. There ere 579 persons in the house and 21 at Pantysteilog House, sad everything possible was done to make ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. There are 560 inmates at the workhouse, including 200 sick in the intirmary, and through• out the various departments everything was done to make the people happy. The wards were artistically decorated. The nee infirmary looked very ...
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... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The official of the Workhouse spared effort* nuke the lot of the innsatert happy pr.-weld., and the interior of troth the and the intirniary were sly prettily dequratedwith e.ergreeus, /cc., thro‘ighout. .tlout 430 partook of a dinner ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE There were about inmates at the Merthyr Work house during Christmas week, and to these a substantial dinner was served cut on Christmas Day consultlag of roast beef, potatoes, and plum puddig. Upon the occasion of our visit Mr. Roman ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The officials at the Workhouse spared no pains to make the inmates happy. For a fortnight previously nurses and the ainibler old men went out into the highways and gathered mistletoe and holly. plenty of decorative material was provided ...
... MERTHYR WORKHOUSE AND INFIRMARY. The limit's of the Dallier Workbag's sad Distitatiess is therewith were well looked after. ne..er the capable wapenisios el and Dm. D. J. Williams. the respected minder aid esteem. De fewer this men. 172 wows and children ...