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... the defendant to he which was not written in a manly way at all. Defendant wrote, I suppose you will have to go to the workhouse; take me to court and don't bother me any more. After further discussion, in the course of which the defendant continued ...
... and the splainait walking together as Consent to .go to Workhouse. — Au Jane Minty, Ponygraig, d who us remanded from Ystrad on the our of neglec ing her three chillran promised to go to the workhouse. She was thereupon over in the sum of £5 for air *oaths ...
... the Workhouse. In accordsace with notice Mr. Thomas Williams, Maesyssoed, moved: That the Minutes A the Board (including Minutes adoptg the Reports of the Building Committee) authorising the alterations and additions at the Pontypridd Workhouse be rescinded ...
... business keeps as well as it is now. But another draper said, If business keeps to it is now for me, I shall b• in gaol or the workhouse by t! e end of the summer. We met another trader walking about the street to see who was doing the business. The point is ...
... paid, which represented in tirimum compensation for par; ill incapacity. This was payable a; and from April .Ist. meek to Workhouse At a man meeting of miners d on Tuesday at the Palace, Cterphilly, a suggestion was made that the single men in Caerphilly ...
... probation, a condition being that he should not enter a public house or club. Studley : What arn Itodo ? Am 1 to go to the workhouse? P.C. Helene explained that it was part of the defendant's business to go to these places to secure orders for tobacco. He ...
... The Chairman : I can hear you pafectly now. (Laughter.) Mr. Tromans suggested hanging some pictures on the walls from the workhouse. Mr. Williams: I mean above not on the. walls. Tli , Xoe-c.iairman suggested tnat the matter be relegated to the Building ...
... said I have nothing to say; I have been on for the a..ine thing before. _ Defendant asked that Lc should Lc sent to the workhouse, but he was sent to prison for two months„_ Took Hs Wife's part. The explanation given by Ivor Jones, 22, a Senghenydd collier ...
... Ito to hospititl Her mother find to take her home afterwards us she had nowbr .e else logo and would h hid to go to the workhouse. Her husband IL•tt a sea eoy.ire since and had promiscdto make her an &Dominate but she had not received anythir g. Cla II ...
... questions-(I) of acquiring land for a new infirmary at Llwynypia, and (2) to make alterations and additions at the Pontypridd Workhouse. , In accordance with notice Mr. Herbert R. Evans moved that the question of erecting a new Infirmary at Llwynypia be deferred ...
... of the Pontyprind Guardians te limit the time for repayment of the 41rapasei loan of £27,000 for alterations .ete. to the workhouse building tc six years and suggesting that the loan be extended over 25 years, it being generally I felt that_ future generation ...
... Rhondda, but the speakers themselves were not particularly good examples of those poor trader; who are on their way to the workhouse. We are dealing at length with this subject because what seems to us obvious is not apparent at all to some people, viz. ...