... Cooaibes, formerly cook at the Merthyr Union Workhouse; Richard Jones, Penydarran (the case mentioned verbally before), and John Bryaut.-(Signed) J. W. James, for the com- wittee, Board-room, Merthyr Workhouse, April 2nd, 1881.—The Chairman asked if it ...

... to the complaint that dissenting ministers do not visit the workhouse in the week, let us aak the fol- lowing questions. 1. Do the rulea of the Union permit all ministers to visit the Workhouse at any hour, and upon any day they think proper; and if so ...

... taughi them to rely upon their own exertions and to say rather that t hey would starve than submit to a dependence upon the workhouse. After all, the purpose for which men were born was to develop all that was good in their nature and to ex- clude everything ...

... time I believe it may fairly be stated, as a general fact which may have its particulS exceptions, that all our hospitals, workhouses, refuses &c., are full; and that all our benevolent institutions *7? immense demands npon their resources. And witti all ...

... any serious difficulty being experienced in obtaining suitable situations in their own localities for girls educated in workhouse and district schools in the south of England, or in the agricultural districts, the board will be prepared to consider what ...

... been working in the iron mines at Askham, near ITlverston. On Fnday, the 21st ult., be was taken to the Ulverston Union Workhouse by the police. He was put into a room there, and two of the inmates set to watch. His conduct, however, was so violent that ...

... Particulars will be found in our advertising columns. A SSESSMENT COMMITTEE. —A meeting of this Com. mittee was held at the Workhouse on Saturday morn- ing. Present: Messrs. R. H. Rhys (chairman), J. Williams, T. Jenkins, W. Smyth, D. P. Davies, and Ll. Llewelyn ...

... CONTRACTORS, to. THE Guardians of the above Union invite TENOElib to makig Improverneits and Alterations at the Workhouse, and at the Workhouse Infirmary. Plans an4 t-peeiftcations may be neeu at the Committee- room, Workhoulle, on and after Monday, January ...

... week of last year; 40 ooys and 42 girls—total 82, being under industrial traiuing. The master of the workhouse reported that there were in the workhouse 266 inmates, a comparative in- orerse of 27. There had been eight applications, making 26 ordereu in ...

... Local Government Board have assented to the children in the Banbury Workhouse attending the public elementary schools in the town. An expendi- ture of £5,000. on new schools at the workhouse will be avoided. Mr. Bilton, a well-known merchant of Southsea and ...

... with con.' sumption, lost by deirf&^s child eipht months old. Having no means of fctwjying it, application was made to the workhouse at^orities. For four days this body remained without any coffin, lying upon a little shelf in the same 100m with the sick ...

... Ceffins and Funerals. Description and Specification of the Coffins to be had at the Aberdare Industrial School and the Merthyr Workhouse. Horsing the Ambulance at Merthyr and Aberdare. Cut-door Supjjlies at Merthyr, Lowlais, Hirwain, Aberdare, and Mountain Ash ...