... 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 ...

... drill; but the other svening they were annoyed in a most unexpected way n their new quarter. It appears that close to the Workhouse, contiguous to the Thomas-town Cemetery, s a piggery, belonging to Mr. Morgan; and on Wed. lesday evening the odouriferous ...

... testimonial of good character was agreed to be given to Mr. and Mrs. Berkley (late Miss Holt) as master and mistress of the Workhouse School. They are,seeking similar appointments at aa Union School ill the neighbourhood of Reading. Therj was no other business ...

... and in the Workhouse in the half year:— Name of the Medical Officer. District or Warkhouse. TJJ T, Eastern or Cow-) Edward Bates. bridge dist > j cases, 64. John Watkyn Phillips. Western (list., 34. Abraham John Verity. } 92. Same. Workhouse, 98. Same ...

... under the present system. If the undertaker were to receive immediate notice of a pauper's death from the master of the workhouse he would then be always or nearly always able to give two clear days to the clergyman. The difficulty of finding the friends ...

... 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 ...

... crowds. THE CHOLERA.—A meeting of the Sanitary Committee of the Merthyr Board of Guardians was held in the Board- room at the Workhouse on SatIJrday last, when there were in attendance —Messrs. L. Lewis (chairman), E. W. Scale, G. Martin, J. Llewellyn, D. Williams ...

... morning. It appeared that the pri- soner has been for some time an inmate of the Union workhouse, and was now ...

... 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 ...

... deadens 5 >5I.J while it consigns the wretched wife and children to the beggary or crime of the streets and to a home in the workhouse or the gaol. Improvidence was another great enemy to the peace ar.d well-being of the workman s home. These were the two ...

... CHRISTMAS DINNER AT THE WORKHOUSE.—We for- got to mention in our notice of the feast to the poor, last week, the name of Mr. Alison, the master of the workhouse, whose labours in preparing the edibles on that occasion are deserving of great praise. It ...

... Pullin to Mr. Rees Gabe. WEDNESDAY.—Bejore J. C. Fowler, Esq. SEEALING FROM THE WORKHOUSE. — John Davies. and William Thomas, inmates of the Merthyr Tydfil Union Workhouse, were charged by Mr. Joseph Allison, the master, with having stolen a watch from ...