... Burns, the President of the Government Board, delivered an address the paupers after their annual feast things in the workhouse dining hall. deplored the necessity of such instituting* that which housed hie audience, but the strongest conviction that ...

... matches on Boxing Day brourht thousands of visitors to As tows. Warne below some of the festivities. SEASONABLE t'REER AT THE WORKHOUSE. The master and matron of the Workhorse, Mr and Mts. Williams. and the other officials istierally. laid themselves out more ...

... in Merthyr I MI triumphed by its CUM dilate being plated st the top of the poil. Entertainments at Merthr Infirmary and Workhouse During the Christmas holidays • series erstertiiinments were given at the above *mi. tutionr. On Day tooter* were given at ...

... men—who tramp all over the country—waitine for ticketa to go to the casual ward at the workhouse. You wouldn't am that in Germany (great uproar). Them Sr. no workhouse* in Germany (applause. and a voice, •'The Budget will alter that). The Budget has increased ...

... generous to the children now. navies; reading Welsh, for children under 14, inasmuch as then were less to maintain at the workhouse. • vlavtor Trevor Johnson; reading music at sight, Nlr. Ebenezer Williams-, humourous story, div• Mrs. Williams. said it ...

... morning. On New Year's Day •• capital concert, organised by County Alderman John Morgan, was given to the inmates at the Workhouse. A number Or ladies and gentlemen attended. among whom was Mr. W. Pritehard-Morgan, who was receined with applause. Mr. Morgan ...

... millions for the sick and broken soldiers of industry. Eighteen millions in all to drive hunger from the he►rth, to banish the workhouse from the horizon of every workman in the land before they had done with it. W ELL might Mr. Lloyd George proclaim that the ...

... at the various nations betweee tho hours of 5 and 10 p.m. and that the Mae ter of the Workhouse b e directed to prepare list of all persons admitted to the Workhouse from lodginl houses during tho past six months. with a statement of the cause of requiring ...

... in High-street. on Friday afternoon. Dr. Stuart C. Cromwell wee summoned and he advised the man's removal to the Merthyr Workhouse Infirmary. Howells, who had been an inmate of the institution on a former occasion, was talon thither by P.C.'s Young and ...

... the suck and broken soldiers of industry (cheers), 18 millions in all to drive hunger sway from the hearth and banish the workhouse folssersi ifs asked that great gathering was cot that the best record they had ever heard or read of on the part of any ...

... intended going to a political meeting, but drank too much. He afterwards spoke in public, and advocated the abolition of the workhouse, when • constable came upon the scene.—The Stipendiary: And the abolition of stipend;ary magistrates too, I suppose (laughter) ...

... Bedwellty Board of Guardians. The fortnightly meeting was held at Bader.llty Workhouse. Tredegar, on Wednesday. Major E. J. Morris presiding.—On the motion of Mr. J. L. Herbert. seconded by Mr. 8. Arrowersith. and supported by Mr. J. Ftnlyn Evans, a vote ...