... eSteemed On the 5th instant, at Pontypool, after lu, illness, Mr. Joshua Rosser, aged 23 years. months On the 23rd ult., at the Workhouse Ahpmo,™ jaret, the wife cf Mr. Thomas Gough, tailor ac-ed -uF' On the 25th ult., at Frog,„ore-«ti4l, 16 years, Amelia, wife ...

... the 24th ult., Mr. Henry Jones, Back, Chepstow. On the 29tb ult., Mrs. Lewis, for many years schoolmistress of the Union workhouse, Chepstow. On the 1st inst., Mr. Chappy, Steep-street, Chepstow. On the 1st inst., Air. I?aac Jones, butcher, Cnepstow. On ...

... discus- sion followed. Mr. Lewis, Tybir, seconded by Mr. Pain, proposed that all able-bodied men under 45 be relieved in the Workhouse only. The Chairman, se- conded by Mr. Pritchard, Cwmyoy, proposed that the Labour-yard be closed within a fortnight. This ...

... eet, Hereford, of inflam- mation, aged 60 years, respected by all who knew him, Mr, George Hockings, late master of the work.house school. He had served 25 years in her Majesty's 39th Regt, of Foot, and fought-and bled for his country in many battles ...

... Lord Monson, deceased, »n 1 aunt of the Right Hon. Fredrick John, the presuit Lord Monson. On triday last, ill Leominster workhouse, Elizabeth Willi- ams, at the great age of 102 years. She retained her faculties and the use otf'hv limbs luitil within & ...

... age, Mrs. Marv Webb. uiea On tite 19th instant, at an advanced age, the widow of the late Air. Wm. Davies. of the Nealli workhouse On the 10th Intant. at Nentb, the wife of Mr. CI k head at the GoolI, Nealh. iTr ,e i. I. 46deg. Gieeory, ol ih atut're ...

... merchant, Chepstow.; On Thursday last, after a short illness, Mr. Chas. Maddox, the exemplary governor of the Abergavenny workhouse. Lately, at Abergavenny, Miss Evans, of Westgate Building. On Monday, the 29th ult., at Kidderminster, Mr. Edward Lay ton ...

... e, for the town ot CrickhowelL „ On Sunday last, aged 72 years, Mr. Samuel Mamwaring, Governor of the Criekhowell Union Workhouse he retired to rest at nine o'clock, in good health, and was found a corpse by ten. He was a truly honest man. The same day ...

... WISHES OF A DECEASED PAUPER.—On Sunday, the 24th ultimo, Mr. William James, formerly of the Pennarth Mill, died in Trelleck work-house, aged 81 years; and on the Tuesday evening following he was buried in Trelleck churchyard. In two days afterwards, as soon ...

... derstand that her first tilp will be to the Orkney Islands will her respected owner and a party of ABERYSTWITH.—The Union workhouse is rapidly progressing, anrihrill be roofed, in a few weeks. The situation of the build ing is both pleasant and healthy ...

... aged 48, Mr. Samuel Browning, a re- lieving officer of the Monmouth Union, and for upwards of ten years, master of the workhouse. The deceased was very much respected by all who knew him, and he maintained the char- acter of an intelligent, active, and ...

... his age.- the 6th inst. at Malvern Hall, in consequence of a fall, the i ev. Charles Meysey Wigley.—Lately, in Liverpool workhouse, tl the 103d year of her age, Ellen Swarsbrick. ...