... the vessel “listed,” and both men were precipitated into the hold. They were speedily picked up,and Evans was taken to the workhouse hospital, where he soon after died, but Carey was taken to his house at Mellon’s bunk, where he was promptly attended to ...

... matches between Captain Kinsey's Black Jack, and Mr. Griffiths’'s Grey %ob. have been withdrawn. TeEAT TO THE INMATES OF THE WORKHOUSE.— In past impressions we recorded the fact that the inmates of this house were hospitably entertained by Capt. O. M. Crewe-Read ...

... flaunel and serviceable wearing ki&? #ons TeEar AT TaE WORKHOUSE.—By the gell o and liberality of the guardians of the Dolo Union, a substantial Christmas dinner was prodod for the inmates of the workhouse on Christmas day. The liberality of the guardians ...

... Lee e A BNy was o;md, and has not been seen ;:ody. 4 is offered for the production of The inmat es of the Llanfyllin Union Workhouse, to the number of 130 men, were treated with a dinner of roast beef anj plum pudding on Christmcas Day, the landlord of the ...

... Monday last, Mrs. Canon Herbert, Glanbafren, accompanied by Mr. Hughes, gave her annual treat to the school-children of the workhouse. The wheel of life was first exhibited to them with great success. This kind lady and benevolent ge: tleman, took much pleasure ...

... Thompson, aged five weeks, who died suddenly that day. On that morning the child s+emal unwall, and died suddenly in the workhouse. A verdict of d ath from natural causes was returned. On Wednesday evening week, the employes on the Cambrian and Manchesterand ...

... He gave the officer the description of the two men. They were the prisoners. John Ballird said he was an n. mate of the workhouse. Prisoners had come into the house about six o’clock p.m., but were sent out about eight o'clock. He ocould not say which ...

... through the back streets, and many of the houses displayed evergreens and bunting. Mr. Edwards treated the mmates of the Workhouse to dinner, and a tea was perovided for them by subscriptions. The children of the National School were also treated to tea ...

... think it necessary to seud him to Bictou Asyluw until they had tried what he recommended. He was accordingly removed to the Workhouse, and m two or three days e was cow paratively free from excitement ; but a re-action set In, and he became very luw spirited ...

... the purpose of convincing our readers that the poor, whose necessities eompel them to enter a workhouse, are not so absolutely under the control ot the workhouse authorities as some may suppose them to be. No doubt whatever that the rales laid down in the ...

... formal notice that to send paupers out of the workhouse improperly clethed was ilfivgnl; that the practice ndgtcd at Narberth was contrary to the Consolidated Orders, and that if the master of the workhouse was found to disobey it, ...

... bonest man should bs fed worse than a thief. He gave notice that the question of the bread supplied to the paupers in the workhouse should be corsidered at tg: next meeting. : Keeriva DoGs wiTmour a LicENsE.—At the Idanbadarn Sessions, David Jones, of Ceunant ...