... age. Mr. Thomas loes not propose to do away with workhouses dtogether. Relief should be provided to the vorthless and dissolute, to the dissolute and ;riminal wrecks, in the workhouses. The workhouse test would not; therefore, be ibolished, but it would ...

... appointment of Miss Lizzie Heaven as nurse at the Workhouse.—A letter was received from the secretary of the Bridgend Gas and Wat6r Company, stating that the question of the water supply to the workhouse should be referred to the directors.—A letter was ...

... compelled to seek refuge in the workhouse At the last meeting of the St. Asaph Board of Guardians, the Rev. T. F. Williams expressed his sorrow at finding that Liew Llwyfo, one of the ablest sons of Wales, was an inmate of the workhouse.-The Master, in reply to ...

... the Workhouse, where, with warmth* he rallied somewhat, but he died in the evening later. The cause of death was bronchitis pneumonia, probably following influenza, and excessive exposure of the day.—Mary Hannah Messenger, matron at the Workhouse, deposed ...

... ALEXANDER AND WORKHOUSE SER- VICES.—At the usual weekly meeting of the Cardiff Board of Guardians on Saturday (Dr. Paine presiding) anttpplicationwas received from the Salvation Army asking for permission to pay religious visitations to the workhouse.—The Chairman ...

... pauper's life painful and burdensome. If our 1 Workhouse is to be made a home (which I fear it is not at present) for the poor and needy, adwquate J^vision should be made for their bodily wants. Our workhouse is treated with disgust and skunned ^5' the poor ...

... welcome the Lord Mayor to the town. A vote of thanks was passed to Mr. W. Merchant for his generosity to the inmates of the Workhouse. It was also resolved that a'new shelh- beer and ambulance be provided. Mr. and Mrs. Burrows, of Wednesfield. Wolverhampton ...

... Hale, aged 12, son of Mr Isaac Hale, who again ran away from his home at Cadoxton a fortnight ago, is now at Stourbridge Workhouse. ...

... referring to the cases of small-pox which had recently occurred at the Workhouse, remarking that it appeared that there was no provision for isolating such cases at the Workhouse, and sug- gesting that the guardians should put themselves in communication ...

... INQUEST AT PONTYPRIDD. At the Union Workhouse on Friday, an inquest was held on the body of a man generally known as Ginger, but whose proper name was not forthcoming, and who was knocked down by a trap the previous evening: Deceased was a navvy aged ...

... of Jones. The intention was undoubtedly to appoint the architect of the Cardiff Workhouse. As a matter of fact Mr. J. P. Jones is not the architect of the Cardiff Workhouse. Messrs. James, Seward. and Thomas are the architects, and Mr. Seward is the man ...

... BRIDGEND BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The weekly meeting of this Board was held at i the Union Workhouse on Saturday, when there 5 were present, Rev. F. W. Edmondes (chairman). Rev. H. Lewis, Colonel Warlow. Alderman E. John, J. Thomas (Cowbridge), J. H. Thomas ...