... the corresponding week of Jast year. The Meuical Officer of the Workhouse and Schools prescntedhisarnualreporr. Duringthe past twelvemonth 590 paiiper,, had been admitted to the Workhouse InBrmary, out of which, includ. iug those in the infirmary at the ...

... DEATH FROM EXPOSURE AT PONTYPRIDD. Thomas Rees, aged 72, died on Wednes day night at Pontypridd Workhouse in a rather sudden mannel. He was arrested the previous day for drunkenness and complained to the police of being unwell. Dr Howard Davies was called ...

... had stated that he went up to the workhouse soon after the man was admitted, and could get no answer. The CHAIRMAN moved, That this board is of opinion that the medical officer should have attended at the workhouse on receipt of a message from the matron ...

... FATAL RESULT OF AN ACOIDICNT.-Williara Lewis, collier, has died at the Mertiiyr Workhouse from injuries reoeived in one ot tha Plymouth pits from a fall of earth. If KDVv'AW) BOWISR will r§tuva HomerQood News and a letter awaits him. ...

... the workhouse but it was decided to take no action in the matter until the new buildings are completed. The board above also wrote saying that a complaint had been received that aged married couples are not allowed to live together m the workhouse. The ...

... bal), jua6 given in the Lurgan Workhouse, were two women, named Mary Berry and Margaret Cunningham. The former has weathered the storms of 98, and the latter of 106 winters. Both have long been inm&tes of the workhouse, and enjoy good health. DR. DE JONGH'S ...

... SCENE AT A WORKHOUSE PIC- NIC. The inmates of Sunderland workhouse recently had a pic-nic. During the day Charles Richard- son Bewby, residing at New llendo i, was walking about the grounds with a young woman. It rp- peal, s that Bewby is a married man ...

... STRANGE DROWNING CASB AT TREHARRIS, Clara Maggs, a young imoecilc woman, was ti 1 cently confined at the Merthyr Workhouse. Larf rid»y she made her esca pe from tl»* premises. On Monday, her body was found by »' i™°,re« r n,e? A,Va!ter M'TO in the Glamor; ...

... was going her rounds. She left the child in the middle of the road, where it was found by policeman, wbo took it to the workhouse. The woman was subsequently traced, but she is still uery weak, and was reihanded. ...

... had a pair of scissors ia his pocket, and it is conjectured that he was a tailor. He was removeu to tutt mortuary at the workhouse, and his identity hu pot yet been Istablished. ...

... Twenty-seven families, who had been paupers in Union Workhouse, Dublin, have left for Canada. A Galway magistrate named Lambert has been fined 21, and sent to gaol for a month, for being drunk and disorderly in the public streets. FORD'S LEMON SALINE ...

... ances of tue case wtjie very ctrangy. The deceased had only been iu the Asylum about a week, and he came from Newport Union Workhouse. He was suffering from broucnitis and paralysis, as well as from mama, and od Monday got worse, and died on Wed- nesday morning ...