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... CARDIGAN. CARDIGAN UNION WORKHOUSE ON THE TENTH OF MARCH.?It is gratifying to find that amidst the general rejoicings of the day the poor located in this Workhouse have not been forgotten by the most respected Chairman of the Board of Guardians of the ...
... was the eldest son of the Rev G. N. Smith, rector of f Gumfreston, and was formerly curate of Tenby. At the Carmarthen, Workhouse, on Friday night last, or early on Saturday morning, William Roberts, aged ninety years. The deceased, who has been well-known ...
... away entirely, informpd the poor creatures that they could go into the Workhouse.' But it is well known that to a great number of the un- fortunate poor the dread of the Workhouse is only ex- ceeded by that of the Jail. That feeling which has always prevailed ...
... Margaret Morgans. On the 6th inst., at Ford, Steynton, George, eldest son of Mr Thomas Gwyther. On the 7th inst., at the Workhouse, in this town Timothy Griffiths, late of Gordy Hall, Walwyn's Castle ...
... of the Farmers' Arms, in that village. DEATHS. On the 4th inst., awfully sudden, Mr Jeffreys, Master of the Haverfordwest Workhouse, aged 48, highly respected bv all who knew him. On the 25th ult., at fýr Old Mount Pleasant, Ranelagh, Dublin, the wife of ...
... months. On the 12th inst., at Queen's Square, in this town, Mr John Evans, butcher, aged 50 years. On the 13th inst., at the Workhouse, in this town, Mr Thomas Jones, many years porter at the above place, aged 78. On the 6th inst., at Langan, Mrs Mary Davies ...
... school would be superfluous.' DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN P.AUPF.R.-On New Year's Day—her own birthday—there died in Shrewsbury workhouse Mary Galligall, aged 102 years. Mrs. Galligall, who knew herself best and was better known as Granny,'was, up to the! very ...
... for medical aid without loss of time, and eventually the deceased was removed to St. Pancras Workhouse Infirmary. female nurse of the infant ward of the workhouse inf).rr mary, named Champe, said she took charge of the chilq, about nine o'clock the same ...
... 'under inspection ia the c:Ué of ;wive?/>itbp«.t:cJhj1ldreni or with one child, than keep them within the ,walls of th-j workhouse.' This plan, at, any rate, presents no apparently insuperable diffiuulty, and mjight be tried 49,:unions favourably situated ...