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... Deputy Chief Constable Gill as a waster. gh e said she had Jam come oat of the Workhouse and hadn't touched drink for twelve months. On promising to go bask to the Workhouse she was dismissed. Joseph Prior, labourer. and Ann Edwards, were charred with ...
... WORKHOUSE INMATES AND PARLIAMENTARY PETITIONS. A nASF. FROM ST. ASAPH. Mr. Samuel Smith has giTen notice of his intention to ask the President of the Local Government Board on Monday whether he is aware tha.t the wife of the clerk to the guar- dians of ...
... mooed :—That any 1 specad recommendation on the reports of the Workhouse and Cottage Monies Visiting Corn-1 mitt e, and any items upon the requisition books a testicles reso'red for the Workhouse and Cottage Homes; the supply of which has not hn .n.ntraciod ...
... CHILDREN'S COSTUMES TO-DAY, J. VV. EVANS 9 Great Display and MILLINERY Friday, CORONATION DAY IN THE WORKHOUSE ...
... Ludgate Hill, London. The applicant said th-it he had ordered the tea from the company in order to keep him out of the workhouse, being reluctant to go upon the poor rates. —His Honour asked why should he be reluc- tant and at the same time willing to ...
... Hail. THE MEDICAL OFFICER AJJD THE WORKHOUSE. The CLERK read a qonuBunioation from the Local Government Board, in which it was sug- gested that, having regnri to the number of sick and infirm at present in the Workhouse, a visit of the medical officer should ...
... A Welsh girl, named Mary Jones, 14 years of age, residing near Ffynnon Oswald, near Holywell, has just died at Holywell Workhouse, after lingering and agonising suffering. The deceased wa.s a domestic servant at Gorsedd schoolhouse, and whilst attending ...
... SWANSEA BOARD OF GUARDIANS. THIS DAY. The fortnightly meeting of the Swansea Board of Guardians was held at the Union Workhouse this (Thursday) morning, Sir John Llewelyn, M.P., in the chair. I [Proc-ee iing.] ...
... SWANSEA BOARD OF GUARDIANS. THIS DAY. The ordinary fortnightly meeting of this Board was held at the Cnion Workhouse this (Monday) morning, presided over by Mr, E. Rice Daniel (vice-chairman). THE LATE MR. THOMAf GLASBItOoK. The Cnairman, rising just ...
... medical Mks, at the Workhouse. in Mon to Dr MOM Evans. resigned. rim probationer 'arms for the workhouse bad been esaminad fur their artietates by Dr Brice iteadord. Miss Sarah Davies +temporarily engaged as charms norm at toe Workhouse Infirmary', was tamed ...
... possnaard rinting the Workhouse for the lam three years, and also nos fang is the poorest districts in the town. Ho bed knowledge of the outdoor and indoor relief system which could use the the people Swansea. had been to the Workhouse every bum the night ...
... -4aU-trday the Ilev. F- W. Edmandes presiding, a mpoe? was read frorn Dr. Ramdall, the workhouse medical OTacer, Making recommendations for cougider. able additions to the workhouse b-milding and what ?mted generally to an entire revolution in the treatment cnd ...