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... mil PdNTYYRIIID WORKHOUSE. Ths new building erected by the guardians of Pontypridd Union is nearly ready for occupation. 1 It is a substantial stone building, erected on the riving ground at the back of the Taff Vale Railway station, and close to the ...
... 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 ...
... Jane Lewis, making her chargeable with the maintenance of her husband, David Byron Lewis, who was an inmate of the Llandilo Workhouse. Mr. J. W, Nicholas appeared for the defendant. Jane Lewis, the defendant, stated that she married David Byron Lewis in 1877 ...
... Stickland advocates the ending workhouses :—The Poor Law syster s viciously . bad. If we are to feed th rligent children, give old-age pensions. : find useless work for the unemployed. .1; . .! we to still keep going the workhouses:. If RP were to rid onrselves ...
... HLTHANISMG THR WORKHOUSE. TO TO mares Sir,—Friends of weer mosetly speaking to an old biely who had seem better days, but who, through of eireumiteenes, had to seek refuge in the Union. In the seam of they learned that only about ones a quarter were ...
... THE SWANSEA WORKHOUSE. - - APPUCAY TS Po , . .. I; E i \SCAT, WARD. Captain . , tain Colaulin. - o o ot the ' -..- Swansea Foiwe Force, i., in a quandary to how he is to deal in future with applicants for The question of amalgamation beta., tickets ...
... A WORKHOUSE. There are an extraordinary number of recipients of relief living in one particular street in Swansea, and when another resident made an application, Mr. Solomon asked, Can't we buy up that, street ! To make a labour colony of it' queried ...
... SCENE IN CHEPSTOW WORK- HOUSE. On Monday evening Jt>hn Dutherid'ge. an inmate of the Chepstow Union Workhouse, made a determined attempt to cut the threat of Mr. Clement Raker, master of the house. Dutheridge has several times been in the county lunatic ...
... SWANSEA WORKHOUSE. DELAY IN PROCEEDING WITH THE ...
... 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 ...
... THE WORKHOUSE LOINS, The .Chairman submitted and moved the adoption of the report of the committee as to giving notice to pay off existing wor -ISouse loans and re-borrowing the money at a lower rate of interest. The report was that there having been ...
... 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 ...