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... Cecilia Thompson, chargeable to the parish.—Mr. Goodere ap- peared for the defendant.—Mr. T. A. Esseiy, surgeon to the Swansea Workhouse, attended, and stated that in con- sequence of the illness of the complainant she was unable to attend to prefer the charge ...
... having been read, the Clerk was directed to write to Miss Warman, informing her of the average number of children in the workhouse, and requesting her to forward the original testimonials, and telling her that the guar- dians were disposed to appoint her ...
... E* CHITTENDEN, Architect, Guildhall Chambers t «»d after tin »), Dertr ins« ha?e„ £ »Cfd«^ • Tender? »dd,Uans to Union Workhouse, must £ tent n or before b nday, the 20th January, 1860. any Tender themselves to ^cept the lowest or Br order, T. WATKINS ...
... Christian's death. THE UPS AND DOWNS OF LIFE.—The shadow of a fine built man was escorted last week to Briton;Ferry, from our workhouse, whose brief histor^is of a most saddening character. His name was Duckett, brother of Sflrgt. Duckett, who proved: himself ...
... Correction at Swansea, recently com- pleted, covers about six acres of ground; is situated on the Oystermouth Roath near to the Workhouse and Infirmary and was constructed at a cost, by contract, of forty-thousand pounds, by the well-known contractors, Messrs ...
... Architect, Guildhall Chambers, Cardiff, from and after the 26th December inst. Tenders endorsed Tenders for additions to Union Workhouse, must be sent in on or before Friday, the 20th January, 1860. The Board do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest or ...
... Bridgend and Cow- bridge Poor Law tnion, held on Saturday last, Miss War- man, lare a schoolmistress in the Maldon Union Workhouse, hssex, was elected at a salary of A;30 per annum and officer's rations, on the understanding that should she at any time ...
... David Smith, and Edward Shellow, three boys about 14 years of age each, charged with running away from the Cardiff Union Workhouse, wearing the clothes belonging to the Union, were sent to gaol for 14 days' each, with hard labour. ROBBING A SAILOR.—Margaret ...
... Union will, on SATURDAY, »o™4th February, 1860, proceed to elect a SCHOOL- MASTER for the Union Workhouse; Salary, besides Rations and Apartments in the Workhouse, £ 40 per Annum, or such increased Sum as shall be awarded by the Committee of Coun- cil on ...
... COWBBIDGE POOR-LAW BOARD.—The weekly meeting of the Guardians of this Union was held on Saturday, ill the Board-room of the Workhouse, Bridgend. J. C. Nicholl Esq., presided, and 13 other guardians attended. .The public business commenced by the reading of ...
... maker residing at Mountain Ash, was adjudged the father of an illegitimate child by Margaret Lewis, an inmate of the Merthyr workhouse. He was ordered to pay 2s. 6d. a week for the first six weeks from the birth, Is. 6d. a week after, 5s. for the midwife, ...
... second daughter of the late Rev. John White' Vicar of Exminster, Devon. REES.—Jan. 16, at the Bridgend and Cowbridge Union Workhouse, aged 74, William Rees. ...