... stopped by order of the Board. It was temporary relief given from fortnight to fortnight. A ticket was given her for the Workhouse. I did not report the case further. She was in bed. She said she was ill. I did not state she was in bed to the Board. She ...

... arms and feet were quite comfortable. I obtained an order from Mr Twigg, the relieving officer, to take the child to the workhouse. The porter took the child from me. Anyone could have gone into Mr Rumour's from the outside by turning a knob. Mr Rumour ...

... inons was such as to be unequalled in the man. vs#-i CHRISTMAS IN PEMBROKE UNION WORK-A usual the in-door paupers of the Workhouse w$ with roast beef and plum pudding, ad libitum, I of the Guardians, under the able superinteode master. In the afternoon ...

... P. Gedge, master of the Pembroke Union, with having deserted her illegitimate child, six weeks old, by leaving it at the workhouse gate, whereby it became chargeable to the parish of Monkton. It ap- peared that she had only left the house on the previous ...

... party alleged to have been tampered with, said that she had been sent for by Miss Gillow, and, on going into the hall of the workhouse, Miss Gillow asked if she was a Catholic, to which she replied in the negative, but said that her father was a Roman Catholic ...

... Mayor's Ug^ on tlie 2(ithult., before tha Mayor, U.. j\ Good« ...

... John Miles, clerk to the Guardians of the Narberth Union, v. Mary Edwards, for deserting her bastard child in the Narberth Workhouse. The case was adjourned for a month. GAROTTE ROBBERY. — About nine o'clock on the evening of Friday last, as Mr John John ...

... Phelps. Jane Leiois was brought up in custody, charged by William Cole, porter at Pembroke Union Workhouse, With deserting her bastard child at the Workhouse Gate. The defendant was committed to the House of Cor- rection for two calendar months. Supt. George ...

... wrists.- The Lancet. THE POOR IN THE WORKHOUSE.—A return issued by the Poor Law Board shows that in England and Wales (exclusive of the metropolis) tiiere were, on the Istof July, 1867.96,079 paupers in the workhouses 3,060 of the men and 9,200 of the women ...

... Haverfordwest Union Workhouse. The prisoners, who were clothed in sacks, pleaded guilty to the charge, and were severally committed to the House of Correction for one calendar month with hard labour. HAVERFORDWEST UNION WORKHOUSE.—At the Magis- trates' ...

... has exhibited during the short period he has resided in this neighbourhood for the spiritual welfare of the inmates of the Work-house. ...

... Carter; That ought to have settled you in it (laughter.) WORKHOUSE AND DISTRICT SCHOOLS.—A parliamen- tary return on this subject shows that the number of young persons who were:in the workhouse schools of the several unions and parishes in England and ...