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... Hail. THE MEDICAL OFFICER AJJD THE WORKHOUSE. The CLERK read a qonuBunioation from the Local Government Board, in which it was sug- gested that, having regnri to the number of sick and infirm at present in the Workhouse, a visit of the medical officer should ...
... ae was *lu,' ar,s for his concertiua ditty. Mr. Morgan, a *avourite, recited with pathos and effect ESQ ^tmas Day in the Workhouse. D. D. ^ud presided. Mr. Geo. Blundell *^ev. Josh. Jones having respectively carried th Beeonded a voti of thanks, which ...
... were counteracted, and Mrs. Gallant's attempt on her life was thus frustrated. Mrs. Gallant had spent the intervnl at the Workhouse, and according to Dr. MoC(a-mack, she had been convinced that she was not suffering from a dangerous disease, as she supposed ...
... afternoon he was admitted into that institution upon an order given to him by Mr. Davies, one of the relieving officers. Ti e workhouse master observed that there were ERUPTIONS UPON HIS FACE, and, Mr. Morgan's suspicions being aroused as to the significance ...
... false name, got the Is., and disappeared. Sergeant Harries found him, but he denied the charges.— The boy was sent to the Workhouse for a week, at the expiration of which the Bench will ask the father to attend before them and see what can be done. ...
... woman had only come out of prison yesterday morning after being incarcerated for a month, and now promised to go to the Workhouse.—The Bench dismissed her on that condition.—James Lancaster, of Tonypandy, was charged with non- maintenance of his wife ...
... those who have not should for the future clearly under-, stand that, if destitute, they will be relieved in the workhouse and the workhouse only. In many respects one of DEPARTURE OF THE the most important things REV. R. THOMAS. of the week for Swansea ...
... Interfering In buying things for our workhouses and hornet men are entirely in the hands of the officials. But a woman can bo useful, not only in saving the ratepayers' money, but in seeing that the inmates of our workhouses are pro- perly cared for, and that ...
... called at the house of Dr. Ryding, the medical orucer. suffering from small-pox. The man was sent to an isolated room at the workhouse. Seven men slept in,the same room on Sunday night with the man who is infected. One of them was discovered by Dr. Ryding ...
... Friday night au extraordinary occurrence took place at the workhouse there. A married woman, named Beilly, died of fever there the previous day, and the body was placed in a coffin in the workhouse mortuary. On Friday evening her friends arrived with a hearse ...
... will be well to examine the attendance of our guardians to their various duties. It is essential that the members of the Workhouse Visiting Committee in particular should be regular in their visits, and in the return of attendances during the past year ...