... of 10 per cent. in the workmen's wages is shortly to be restored. THE WORKHOUSE CHILDREN.—The sum of 51. was kindly voted by the Board of G uardians to the master of the workhouse, for the purpose of taking the children on a trip to Swansea, where many ...

... imprison-* ment. [FRIDAY, Aug. 17th.—Before the same Magistrates.] STEALING WORKHOUSE CLOTHING,-George Benboiv was charged by Mr. Jones, Relieving Officer, with deserting the Workhouse, and taking therefrom a quan- tity of wearing apparel. He was described ...

... painted on lead or zinc at one-fifth the cost of tablets. A lengthy conversation arose with regard to the drain from the Union Workhouse, also relating to a culvert made by the Yale of Neath Railway Co., after which Mr. Gant explained that where new roads were ...

... Guardians do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. For further particulars, apply _to the Master, at f the Workhouse. *2 By Order, Y t? FRANK JAMES, Merthyr Tydfil, Oct. 20th, 1855. Clerk. MRS. J4.NE JONES, EGS respectfully to inform the ...

... upon the latter article was en- graved, In memory of a dear child. The body was conveyed to the Infirmary of Marylebone Workhouse, Newroad. ...

... of Abel, for vengeance on the accursed drink, which fills our gaols with criminals, our asylums with lunatics, and our work-houses with paupers;—destroys above five millions of quar- ters of corn, that the people want for food and nourishment, in the ...

... GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. FEARFUL EXPIOSION AT THE BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE—On Tuesday morning week, about 20 minutes to 4 o'clock, the inmates of tne Workhouse, at Birmingham-heathy were alarmed by a most terrible explosion taking place in the building, the ...

... Shaving at per head. Also for Glazing at per foot. The whole of the articles must be of Good Quality, delivered FREE at the Workhouse; in such quantities as shall from time to time be re- quired. Each tender must be signed and sealed (marked on the outside- ...

... or in default of payment to be imprisoned for five days. LEAVING THE WORKHOUSE. Mary Davis and G-wenllian Jones were placed before the bench charged with getting over the workhouse wall, which is contrary to the regu- lations of the house, and the offenders ...

... which was found covered with blood. At 11 o'clock on Sunday morning the four bodies were removed in shells to St. James's workhouse Poland-street, where the inquest will be opened on Monday by Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Westminster. The murderer remains ...

... appeared that prisoner was found at Saint Agnes, in Corn- wall, striking in a smith's shop, and Mr. Jones, master of the workhouse, said that he had never sent his wife any money during his absence. The prisoner was sentenced to one month's hard labour ...

... was fined 5s.-A similar offence. STEALING UNION CLOTHING. Mary Ann Evans, aged sixteen years, was charged with leaving the Workhouse, and taking with her some wearing apparel belonging thereto. —Mr. Jones, master, said that prisoner had .climbed the wall ...