... stunted, and blear-eyed objects that too often haunt the wards of a workhouse and send a cold chill through the heart when we see them. The diseases which flourish among Workhouse children are due, almost entirely, to a low toce of bodily health, caused ...

... WORKHOUSE JOYS • ol wrs*to The :- Mr.—Will you allow me to attention to • difficulty which I am afr•id must be oommoniy felt by tb ittemeted to employment foe - - - - - In onion in which I ain particularly interested, the children, in all cases where ...

... medical work that there was t. be done in the workhouse. It would be sale to take 2:ffi as the number of cases needing close medical erlimtiret. It appeared that Dr. Jones, the medical officer of the workhouse, rarely spent more than an hour per day at hie ...

... IHE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the Swansea Union Workhouse were, by the kindness of the guardians, treated to their usual Christmas dinner of roast beef and plum pudding. They enjoyed it very much—from the little ones of a year old to the old lady of one ...

... come before the court, and were remanded to St. George's Workhouse. When they were again brouglz up some strong remarks fell from the Bench with regard to their treatment in the workhouse. In consequence of the allegations then made a public inquiry had been ...

... Ito poor in the workhouses, and was instrumental in procuring for young women and girls good situations out of doors, and rescuing the fallen in many instances. 'rho influence of sensible pious women is ' needed in every union workhouse in the kingdom ...

... AMERICIN REEF IN THE WORKHOUSE, Mr EATON said he observed in the accounts an item of £l4 for the meat consumed in the house during the past week, which was at the rate of between £7OO and £BOO a year. As one of the Visiting Justices of the Swansea House ...

... TREAT tiT THE WORKHOUSE. On Friday night Mr. T. W. Jones, relieving officer, aided by his powerful magic lantern, gave an entertainment to the inmates of the Union Workhouse'. His efforts were highly successful and were much appreciated. - ...

... pleasure, as he believed the time had now come for removing the children from the workhouse, and from the contamination of workhouse association and rearing. The workhouse answered well as a test, and as a place to incarcerate a certain class of persons ...

... BRIDGEND UNION WORKHOUSE. The first meeting of the newly elected guardians of this Union uas held on Saturday :set, when there were present the Revds. E. P. Nichell, W. Evans, and It. P. Llewellyn ; Messrs. E. Sanders, Morgan Williams ; John Bryant; David ...

... New Workhouse at gwausea. ARciflTEcTs or PLANB. /Ns. ml ESTI AIATr.S. far the ERECTit IN of e NEW for the SWANVA UNION. to emoniii n 541 11Ntrq. ere itaiirenoil. a end Soetiatie of :lie with Printed hoitrortion., he had nethiliertion to the Clerk, nit ...

... THE CLERGY AND THE INMATES OF THE WORKHOUSE. We gave a report in our Saturday's impression of the discussion which took place at the last meeting of the Board of Guardians, with respect to the replies given by the Clergy to the appeal made to them for ...