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... wife of Mr. David LewIs, butcher, of a son. On the ;3rd instant, at Tontypool, the wife of Mr. Perkins, master ef the union workhouse, of a son. On the 7th instant, the wife of Mr. David Lewis, of Ponty- pool, of a son. On the 9th instant, at Camdrn-terracc ...
... after a lew days' illness, of typhus fever Mr. Digby Webster, aged 23, for several years past medical dispenser at the Leeds Workhouse, an office which he filled with ability and real. He was son of Mr. George W ebster, lately of the Inland Revenue Department ...
... schooH e.aotiot tie locked to as remedies for the title brlsir,/fiout The n.ode in wr ieii children are now brought up iu workhouses. It sometimes happens that, a benevolent person devot-s hi attention to tins matter, but on his removal by death or otherwise ...
... Clerk of the Newport Union, Newport, (postage free.) The whole of the Articles must be of good quality, delivered at the Workhouse free of expense to the Union, in such quantities as shall from time to time be required, and subject to the approval of the ...
... eSteemed On the 5th instant, at Pontypool, after lu, illness, Mr. Joshua Rosser, aged 23 years. months On the 23rd ult., at the Workhouse Ahpmo,™ jaret, the wife cf Mr. Thomas Gough, tailor ac-ed -uF' On the 25th ult., at Frog,„ore-«ti4l, 16 years, Amelia, wife ...
... 1854. Now, it appears that in 1348, the Foor Law Inspector wrote to the Board, recommending increased accommodation IN the workhouse for sick and IN F ECTIOUS cases. This advice, according to the doctrine of the memorialists, was most unwise, most impolitic ...
... DEATHS. August 18, Mr. John Morgan, brother to Mr. Wm. Morgan, late postmaster of Pontypool, aged 60. August 19. at the Union workhouse, Pontypool, John JonEs, commonly called Jacky Jones, a well known character, aged 70. At Pontypool, deeply regretted, Mr ...
... acted so mercilessly towards the babe, we have not been informed. The child was taken on the following day to the Merthyr Workhouse, where it remains. The affair has been, as may be sup- posed, the theme of very general conversation in the place. SHAMEFUL ...
... baby and a small basket. She said the baby was six weeks old. I asked her where she came from, and she said from the Union Workhouse at Bridgend. She said she had that day walked from Pyle. and she was very hungry. I made her some tea, and gave her. some ...
... food, and T gave her som ...
... to ex- hibit but little more than li per cent of faulty rails. — The Tiwes.. A FACT.—The guardians of Bedwelltv TTnion Workhouse have actually decided on throwing £ 30 per annum away, out of the poor rates of this parish, for a chaplain to attend the ...
... Wm. Williams, aged 66. On the 3rd inst., at Cardiff, Mr. John Davies, son of Mrs. Davies, formerly matron of the Cardiff workhouse. On the 1st inst., at his residence, after a short illness, Mr. Charles Napper, confectioner, High-street, Newport, aged ...