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... WORKHOUSE Mr. Arthur Morris of 22 Neath Road, Resolven, has gathered a wealth of information about Sir H. M. Stanley's life and he tells us that Lady Stanley once wrote: Stanley greatly admired the peaceful Vale of Neath), some p_irts of which reminded ...
... WORKHOUSE, Twenty-one dove' ham labour without the option of a tine was the penalty inflicted by the Cardiff magistrates (Bir W. Reardon Smith and Alderman A. J. Howell, on Monday ' on Ernest Henry Baker (47), an inmate of tits mirdiff Workhouse, who ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. A labourer. named Cbsees Wrtgatt. to petsoo for wren d.y. for to du task at the World' 91.11 c 00 Wedue,. day murals% d•-f. krud post. r gave lot 44 to crack, aod that that doable the usual quantity. Day.t. poner. muted the ganutity to ...
... WORKHOUSE. There is girl fourteen in the care the West Ham Guardians who is said to be gifted with a phenomenal contralto voice, with three octaves and note. The guardians who had heard her sing sent her to the Royal College of Music be tested, and this ...
... and two children had been inmates of the Pontypridd Workhouse since March 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 ...
... WORKHOUSE. Tb. man David ►leming. found unconscious In liouseatreet. audit/. tour data ado. died at the workhouse an 'Thuniday melting. Earn.. in the day Omega Watts and Mary Ann O'Keefe were br,mght up at the 'court charged with Hayward asked foe farther ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. a period when the Delon Workhouses of the country are a p! eminent subject for unfavourable criticism sad severe animadversion, it is somewhat consoling to the Poor-law Guardians of Swansea and the district to fled that Mr Greaves—one of ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Jr amass bad weal that • r .44 pmg J. easel be some at Mr Wiailrew moss Mi. maitre • • It wow • 11 emmerewah it ia Lac .y that mketemee who mrEl. it thromrtm. wi Ed at taint shirr furthest. • Loadre sea elio• th. ww.iimess a MAW 1111/ ...
... WORKHOUSES. Among orders concerning workhouses issued by Local Government Board to into force on April 1 is a new bathing oodo which is designed meet the needs of all inmates. Henceforth, it is laid down, every inmate shall have a bath once month, and ...
... WORKHOUSE remarkable affairs bee arisen in with the ehetheld Infirmary. the wbote of the medical stair. resident and resiwood. For moose Woe there bad bean 1 friction between the medical *tad and Merits! of the board of guardians reapeeting the position ...
... WORKHOUSE. THE INQUIRY AT PADDINGTON . - The Poor Law Board inquiry into the treatment of the sick in this workhouse was commenced on Friday, by Mr Fantail. The Archbishop of York, the Earl of Carnarvon, and Mr Ernest Hart attended. Jane Bateman, • former ...
... IN THE WORKHOUSE. For two hours one morning I sat in the offices of the Swansea branch of this federation, and heard with my own ears case after case of the most shocking character, practically even• one confirmed as genuine by the secretary. Mr. W. F ...