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... to the workhouse. She had taken charge of several children, and her reason for doing so was because she was fond of them. The Coroner said that the con- duct of the witness was disgraceful. If she was not able to support an infant, the workhouse authorities ...
... jUters. , ?SILAS) PAROD i'r workhouse ond eael drwi 'gored. Peth cross lawn i deimlad eig a gwaed ydyw myned Pr workhouse, ond dynes offeiriad, rheithor y plwy', need the curer of mob, yn foddlon myned i St. Giles' Workhouse, Llundain. Adnabyddai el ...
... the Workhouse reported that during the week 39 paupers had been admitted, and 62 dis- charged, leaving 387 in the house, being a decrease of 7 on the corresponding week of last year. An application was made by the Medical Officer of the Workhouse for ...
... carried by the guar- dians to the fullest possible extent. The ordinary dress of the children partakes in no degree of the workhouse character, and when leaving the school for a new home every trace of pauperism is obliterated. The effect of such an arrangement ...
... Company were threateniug the com- mittee with proceedings. WORKHOUSE MATRONS.—The last occupation suitable to women under Local Government and other official Boards is that of matrons of workhouses. There seems no good reason why women from the middle and ...
... gentlemen voting with the mover being the seconder Ind Mr. R. Kirkhouse. No BERVIVE AT THE WORKHOUsE.—D ivib reported that there hail been no service at the workhouse on the previous Sunday morning.— The Rev. W. DAN 4 said that the 11ev. D. Griffiths, who ...
... a very excellent one for the Pocty- pridd Union at a cost of £40. The Master of the Workhouse thought that a suitable cover for the cab could be made at the workhouse. He also stated that the only smallpox patient at the refuge waa a woman who would be ...
... district for assistance in the at- tainment of his desire. The result of this curious in- terview was that he appeared at the workhouse armed with the following matlcr-of-fact credential:—'• Mr. Ralph, the bearer, is in want of a wife to be with to looiv after ...
... happiness of those little ones who come under his charge, received perar.ssi' ...
... T. Guardians of the above Union are to rewire TENDERS for nuking CUPBOARDI LOCKERS for tbe of tbe laming at t h Merthyr Workhouse, aadtbe Aberdare Hospital Patten, of eases ass be sees at the Workbags'. Merthyr, or at Aberdare ampetel. They nut in every ...
... that a Hindoo gentleman, named Lal Mitra, a member of tlie Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, had been brought to the workhouse in an insane state. It appeared that the unfortunate gentleman was studying for a physician, but that intense study had deranged ...
... manner at the Cardiff Workhouse, was again charged by the Master with the same offence. He had only been recently released from custody, having been in gaol for three months for behaving in a refractory manner at the workhouse and assaulting the officers ...