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... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master's Journal showed that for the week ended July 29th, the number of !mates was 140, against 156 last year; and tor tbe week ended August sth the number was 42, against 157. The number of vagrants admitted during the fortnight was ...
... managing the dialestic arrangements of the Workhouse, and of discharging the prescribed duties. Salary £4O per annum Mader, and £3O per annum Matron, together with rations and un furnished apartments in the Workhouse. The appointments will be temporary only ...
... alone must be used, may be .had on application to the Master of the Workhouse and the Superintendent of the Cottage Homes, respectively. Samples of Drapery and Hardware for the Workhouse may be seen at that Institution, and et tl i es eg of ee rsahly e ...
... managing the domestic arrange. menta of the Workhouse, and of discharging the prescribed duties. Salary £4O per annum Mader, and £3O per annum Matron, together with rations and unfurnished apartments in the Workhouse. The appointments will be temporary caly ...
... STORES, *“^*“£>*o, INQUEST SENSATION. WORKHOUSE MASTER AND GIRL CLERK. Sensational evidence was given at a coroner’s inquiry at Lewes on Saturday the bodies Frederick ‘Newton Bryan, master of the local workhouse, and V. Rushworth, a sixteen-year-old girl ...
... Firewood Prints Fl o or Drapery Oil Groomes Boots Conine Milk Drugs Ironmongery The above Articles must be delivered at the Workhouse, Brecon (ezoeptiug such as shell be supplied to the Outdoor reopen upon orders from the Relieving Officers), free of expense ...
... receiving home direct, and t through th e workhouse,—Mr. If. R. Will. LG.B. inspector, was present, and said A true economy to look after the young He asked the Board to prevent every elite passible from entering the workhouse. hear). Cardiff and Swansea had taken ...
... child. Dr. O'Donovan, Cathedral Road, was at once summoned, and the mother and child (a girl) were removed to the Union Workhouse Infirmary. ...
... girl aged 14 had left the defendant. He had seen the defendant's house in a disgraceful state. Defendant, in 1914, left tie workhouse to be housekeeper for her brother on Brecon•road. But he broke up his home, and the. woman became destitute. She lived B ...
... States yards tire creating record by building a new ship tvery day. $ There are practically no ablebodied paupers and 40,000 workhouse beds have been offered to the War Office. * s s Early morning refrealitnents will be supplied to workmen by Government coffee ...
... strong, active Men, ineligible fer H.M. forces or over military age, as .natelayere.—Apply General Manager, Barry Docks. 7208 Workhouse.—Wanled, texuporurily, Mai© > Nu.rse, who must hav© had B.A.M.C. or iastitutional cxperi»mc3 sick uuraingr; wages 345. weekly ...
... 15s. a week was made.. The wife of Joseph Morgan, Pentrebach, said that because she was starved at home she went to the workhouse, Morgan was ordered to pay 15s. week maintenance. A Pengam collier, James McCarthy, was sent to prifpn for twenty-one days ...