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... WORKHOUSE ROMANCE. PAUPER'S REQUEST FOR A COURT. IN G OUTFIT. Workhouse, away on the hills Buckinghamshire, provides a picturesqt, hazkgroumi far a litik romance in which the Waksden Guardians is inter-1-411C ANT Intl years of bachelorhood, JAL*, Rhodes ...
... maid they mum make the Workhouses more condort. able, and then there would be no need for old-age pensions. lie ithe speaker) triad to do that. and nearly zot tooled up. (Load laughter.) lie dauwed that they had improved the Workhouse out of MI recognition ...
... AT SWANSEA WORKHOUSE. FIFTEEN APPLICATIONS TO BE LUNATIC Hemmen. Workhommo Visiting Oommiltee met nil Wmtneedety. Nr MArryMedi, pee. The :lark reported that 39 perrerea had hewn admitted donne the week and 12 dts. charred. }ktrn I. died 2. vagrants swalriag ...
... CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE, i In connection with the minutes of last meeting twas suggested that it would be advisable to pub- 11 ah the list of those who assisted in making Chnst- as Day a happy one for the paupers. The JJ't of donors is as follows :—Miss ...
... Jane Lewis, making her chargeable with the maintenance of her husband, David Byron Lewis, who was an inmate of the Llandilo Workhouse. Mr. J. W, Nicholas appeared for the defendant. Jane Lewis, the defendant, stated that she married David Byron Lewis in 1877 ...
... SCENE IN CHEPSTOW WORK- HOUSE. On Monday evening Jt>hn Dutherid'ge. an inmate of the Chepstow Union Workhouse, made a determined attempt to cut the threat of Mr. Clement Raker, master of the house. Dutheridge has several times been in the county lunatic ...
... SALARIES OF WORKHOUSE OFFICIALS. A letter was read from the Master and Matron of the Workhouse applying for an increase of sal- ary. It was 8 ated that 23 years ago there salary was ra ,1 from £80 to £100 a year. At that time there were about 250 inmates ...
... expect the Guardians to build a new workhouse at present. He was one of those who hoped that ere long workhouses would he Moor of the poet. (Appleton.) Mr. lid. Davies said it would be folly to go in for a new workhouse at present. Mr. E. 8. Phillip stilted ...
... SWANSEA WORKHOUSE BARBER GUARDIANS AND QUESTION OF UNION 110 f HEWN. Workhouse Visiting met an Wednesday, Mr. H. Saidle presidl*g. Inmates in tbo boom al the end hut week numbered 601. The of children Oraut House and ea the Workhouse seeming in number ...
... WORKHOUSE NURSIS' HOURS. PROFFMION AL JOURNAL AND SWANSEA GUARDIANS' IDEA There is a movement among the Bwansea Guaotisus to limit the working bourn of the workhouse nurses to eight bouts a day (says the Nursing Mirror.) It appears from a discussion ...
... FROM WORKSHOP TO WORKHOUSE. utoo.s nag by turning this disused factory into a workhouse, we provide for your old age at a—er, cheap Swam= miners employe mai Sunday to *sit peplums gismo WORKMAN: Yes, guvnor ! And if your Free Trade hadn't closed that ...
... BUTTER TO BE ANALYSED. At the meeting of the Neath Guardians on Tuesday complaint was made of the provisions supplied to the workhouse, it being reported that the bread was of inferior quality and the butter poor.—Mr. LL D't Howell having expressed a doubt ...