... had been done in the case, and the matter dropped. CHILDREN DYING IN THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. Griff. Davie* called attention the fact that two children had recently died the Workhouse from *n attack the which prevailed Terrace-road school. Rev. John Dories ...

... to the overseers of the respective parishes asking that the last calls should be paid forthwith. WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE. Mr. LTAWBLYN DAVIES read the Workhouse Committee report, which stated that everything was in a satisfactory condition. It recommended that ...

... TREATED WELL AT SWANSEA UNION. Swansea Workhouse Committee met on Medneeday. Mr. J. Harvey presiding. The question of tramps at the Workhouse wagering Mem infection and mixing up with ordinary casuals** occupied discussion. was elated that there tramps ...

... of the Neath Board of Gnardians was held-afc the Workhouse this (Tues- day) morning. Mr. J. H. Rowland presided. A vote was passed regretting tho death of Mr. J. H. MiLbi^ HTIE waster or the Workhouse, and express- ing condolence with Mrs, and Miss Mills ...

... SWANSEA GUARDIANS. At the b wan sea Workhouse this morning the sub committee appointed to look into the question of supplying telephonic eom-I munication from ihe masters office to the various wards of the workhouse and from the r aster's offic3 to the ...

... the homes from the Workhouse during the past week. The homes were in a clean a id healthy condition. BREAD IN A MA>trRE CART. Mr. JONES POWELL called attention to the dis- graceful state in which the bread was delivered to the workhouse. It was put in a ...

... and William Watkins, LEAVING THE WORKHoUse, John Morris, pauper, was charged with absconding from the workhouse, taking with him the .worklioube clothes. He was dis- charged condition that ho would go backta the workhouse. YOUHGSTJSBS IN TROUBLE. William ...

... the neuralgic pain being the sole trouble. WORKHOUSE EXTENSION AT SWANSEA. NO DEALINGS WITH THE CORPORA A committee of Guardians met Mr. Bucham the Workhouse on Tuesday reference Guardians extending the Workhouse their owu ground, instead of Mr. remarked ...

... soul was well having been at the workhouse for • = of years. The county police at once took charge of the corpse, which was placed in • room at the railway station, and later brought into Semmes and conveyed to the workhouse, there to await the inquest. INQUFET ...

... DEATH OF ME. DAVID JOKES FORMERLY A SWANSEA CONTRACTOR The death the gvaaaaa Workhouse, where deceased had hem *• mat* (or the past months or so. Mr. Hand Jonea. one thneiog and well known tradesm.m in the town. Mr. owes carrinl on the bosutess buldcr ...

... Swaona Police-court on fneaoay morning nod applied to the jnstmes resent for a warrant giving him the power to convey the Workhouse the two children of George and Mary Amour. 115. Oak-terrace. The Tnspsrtsr stated that bad visited the bouse Oak-terra md ...

... NEATH BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The fortnightly meeting of the Neath Board Guardians was held at the Workhouse this (Tae& dny) afternoon. Mr. J. H. Rowland presided, and, tbe ether members present were:—Messrs. F. J. Gibbins (vice-chairman), Wr. Leyson, Hopkin ...