... Richards, Pontypridd, aged 03 September 22ud, at 11, George-street, David Jenkins, brewer, a°September 22nd, at the Union Workhouse. John Davies, aged 7 months, September 22nd. at Gethin House, Merthyr, Mary Meredith, widow of Mr. William Meredith, mason ...

... at shoemaking, and 32 at farming; 44 girls being likewise under industrial training. It was reported by the Master of the Workhouse that there had been 25 admitted, none born, 15 discharged, and one died, leaving the number of inmates at 228, a comparative ...

... LOCAL DIVORCE CASE. THE TREDEGAR WORKHOUSE MASTER ELOPING WITH THE SCHOOLMISTRESS. LLOYD Y. LLOYD. -This case came on for hearing in London, on Saturday. Mr George Brown, barrister, instructed by Mr C. R. Harris, of Tredegar, was for the petitiener the ...

... the peace for six months. D.srRICr HIGHWAY BOARD, NO. 2. The first meeting of this Board was held in the Board Room of the Workhouse. There were present W. Peikins, Esq., Chairman; Rev. 1). Williams, .Messrs. Maddicks, J. Kichards, Josiah Levris, G. T. Penn ...

... Llanelly, by the Rev. E ]>avies, Incumbent, Miss Ann Johns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Johns, master and matron of the Pontypridd Workhouse, to Mr. Jacob Morris, son of Mr, Morris, Llanelly. August 31st, at the Parish Church. Llanelly, by the Rev. Arthur (iriftiths ...

... —Manchetier Examiner. HOUSE-DECLINE OP WORKHOUSE CHIL- DRBN .-The infamous treatment of pauper children la some workhouses is likely to attract some atteution, ow- ing to a recent inquiry at the Cork workhouse. We learn from the Medical Times that, according ...

... Mr. Maddicks. Rev. D. Williams supported the motion, and adverted to the opinion expressed by the Master of the Cardiff Workhouse in favour of boards on the grounds that they would be free from vermin. The Chairman thought if they fixed upon cocoa-nut ...

... Avis keeping the audience in almost continuous laughter. DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT THE UNION WORKHOUSE.*On Wednesday last, a very dangerous accident occurred at the workhouse. Recently some repairs have been going on in the pump yard and on Wednesday, a man named ...

... she would get rid of them if the Board wished. The Chairman said nothing could be done except to send the children to the workhouse. Mr. Griffith said they were receiving out-door relief. The Inspector said in the house now there was a family of seven, ...

... ation, the minutes were confirmed.—The Clerk complained hat Mr. Goodfellow had not sent in his bill for the last uarter's workhouse supplies until that morning, and that le was continually annoyed by the dilatoriness of trades- [len in this matter, and ...

... a year, had informed him 7,P thm0 h+'s™ 7 *rugs £ 480- That being the case he thought £ 70 per year for drugs for such a Workhouse as they had was excessive. Mr James observed that the amount paid for drugs by a gentleman with a privatepractice was no ...

... has a couple of lambs, which, we believe, are about the earliest in thp reason. INQUEST AT THE WORKHOUSE.—An inquest was held in the Board Room, at the Workhouse, on Friday, before Geo. Overton, Esq., coroner, on the body of a man named Hugh Owens, who died ...