... WIWI' out of the Lead and for lathing I.itharge and Red-Lead for the use of the Mina Adventurers. These Coal-Works and Workhouses do employ great numbers of !Men, Women and Children, to !whom several thoOsand Pounds are paid every Year which circulates ...

... on our expedition into old' Neath as Mr. Wright had known it. He was born, he told me, at the Old Workhouse in Water Street in 1857. It was not a workhouse then, he explained, It was bought by the late Arch-deacon, the Rev. John Griffiths in 1852, when ...

... Mount would finish up in the workhouse. He may not have meant it as it was quoted, but it seems a damning indictment of our at present from a man who has preached the Gospel, but it is very far from living in the workhouse. Anyway the Chancellor has shown ...

... in a cart much like a malefactor taken to the gallows, and in Caety (Coity) churchyard, among the paupers of Pen-y-bont Workhouse lies the once celebrated Job o Fardd Glas ! (From the 'Chester Courant, Mr. Mac auley says that 'to die in a hospital and ...

... know about Christmas traditions? 12. Who first said: a. Christmas comes but once a year: b. It is Christmas Day in the workhouse c. 'Twas the night before Christmas. and all through the house. Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. 13. Who are ...

... may he often concerns some very dull an uninteresting people. Education led us along paths even althoughthe poor and the workhouses are still with us. but it Is good to realise pat along the road of progress have riot entirely that spirit at sweet charity ...

... present jT is now nearly four years since Neath Y.M.C.A. moved from their former headquarters in Orchard Street to the former workhouse at Lletty Nedd. When they arrived, the building was in a dilapidated state, and it was obvious that a lot of hard work would ...

... institution. NEATH GENERAL Hospital was built around 1912 as a Public Assisiance institution - or, to put it more bluntly, a workhouse. Those were days as now when poserty was widespread in the world, but worse was to fall upon humanity soon after the institution ...

... 20. Torn a rag, but too proud to gel out of it , . IS). • • 1..•••111 osame 22. Check that knot 4 1 23. Could stable In a work-house (6). 40 MINIM • • IMMO I DOWN: I. Stalks up to unsightly lumps (5). 2. Sailor's on one to speak of • dance (10). 3. The ...

... personal more porridge, while in the impression of the story. background are the boys eat- Another example of his ing at the workhouse table, work is an eagle, which is one of the hardest tasks for the wood carver. Says Mr. Edwards: I read that if you can ...

... undertaker that Oliver. a foundling is sent to work for when he dares to ask for more of the gruel fed to the boys at the workhouse, the only home hehas known. Oliver, played by Mark Lester, who has won the heart of everyone who has seen the film, runs ...

... them I ascertained that the Blake woman got him from the local work-house--St. Swithin's. I interviewed the head of the work-house, who looked up his records and discovered that a boy named Jonathan Greenhill had been given to one Amanda Blake. of the ...