... arms and feet were quite comfortable. I obtained an order from Mr Twigg, the relieving officer, to take the child to the workhouse. The porter took the child from me. Anyone could have gone into Mr Rumour's from the outside by turning a knob. Mr Rumour ...

... having arisen as to what should be dpne with the prisoner's children, Mr W. Jeffreys,\naster of the Haverfordwest Union Workhouse, stated that he was authorised in cases of extreme necessity to take pau- pers into the Union, and that he was willing to ...

... ELECTION OF TREASURER TO THE NORTH DISTRICT HIGHWAY BOARD.—A meeting was held at the Board Boom, in the Haverfordwest Union Workhouse, on Wed- nesday, for the purpose of electing a Treasurer to the North District Highway Board. There were three can- didates ...

... police charged by Mr Jeffreys, the master of the Haverfordwest Union Workhouse, with disobeying his lawfttl orders. Mr Jeffreys stated that the prisoner was (Jisipftrged from the Workhouse on Monday morning about eight o'clock, and, having received an order ...

... whose cries attracted the foot passengers. Ultimately the infant was taken charge of by the police and conveyed to the workhouse, but nothing has been heard of the- woman that left it, and whether she plunged into the sea or went off by a train to London ...

... UNION WORKHOUSE.—On Wednesday morning three tramps, named George Hen- son, Tom Sayers, and Thomas Moore, were brought up in the custody of the police before the Mayor, W. Davies, Esq., charged by Mr. W. Jeffreys, the Master of the Union Workhouse, with ...

... Hall, charged with dis- obeying the lawful orders of Mr W. Jeffreys, the Master of the Workhouse. Mr Jeffreys stated that the prisoners were admitted into the Workhouse on Tuesday evening by an order from the Relieving Officer, and were pro- vided with supper ...

... Thomas Jones, a young man apparently in the enjoyment of full health, was charged by the Master of the Haverfordwest Union Workhouse, Mr W. Jeffrey, with refusing to perform the work required of him, and allowed according to the statute and rules of the ...

... and also waited until the order was A out. Mr Twigg's house is about five minutes from the Workhouse. I don't know at what hour the arrived ad the Workhouse: we were kept waiting M door about five minutes. Only one shawl was roUll child at this time ...

... behalf, and ordered a distro-s to be levied, unless the Vestry granted her an exemption from payment. HAVERFORDWEST UNION WORKHOUSE.— The boys and girls, inmates of this establishment, were. through the kindnesa of the master, Mr. W. Jeffreys and a few ...

... Thursday, the J. W. Paynter, Esq.] Ruth Richards was charge.) with deserting her child, aged two months, by leaving it at the Workhouse Gate, whereby it became chargeable to the parish. Committed for three months with hard labour. Saturday, the 13th.—[Before ...

... the next in merit will be awarded a third. The contests will commence on Thursday, the 8th of August. HAVERFORDWEST UNION WORKHOUSE. —On Tuesday week, three tramps, John Wltite, Philip Humphrey, and Samuel Morris, were brought up before W. Davies, Esq. ...