... in the parish of Saint Florence. She had left her service there as she was in the family way, and had gone to the Union Workhouse. She claimed Burton as her father's parish, having done nothing to obtain a settlement of her own. She had been delivered ...

... before William Davies, Esquire, Coroner, at the Haver- fordwest Union Workhouse, on the body of a female infant, about six weeks old. The child had been left at the outer door of the Workhouse on the afternoon of the Sth instant, and when found was brought ...

... UNION WORKHOUSE.—On Wednesday morning three tramps, named George Hen- son, Tom Sayers, and Thomas Moore, were brought up in the custody of the police before the Mayor, W. Davies, Esq., charged by Mr. W. Jeffreys, the Master of the Union Workhouse, with ...

... were subscribed. HAVERFORDWEST UNIOX WORKHOUSE.—At the Police Office, on the '16th instant, before the Mayor H. P. Goode, Esq., Elizabeth Edwards was charged by Mr Geo. Carter, master of the Haverfordwest Union Workhouse' with wilfully damaging windows, the ...

... possibly she first drugged them. She herself was brought to consciousness, and was removed to the infirmary of Saint Pancras Workhouse, but she has not uttered a word, and refused to speak. There is little doubt that she is insane, for madness has been in ...

... the wife falling ill. When she had been ailing about five weeks deceased went to the workhouse, and begged for a little beef tea. He did not obtain any. The workhouse authori- ties were quite willing to take them both into the house, but as neither the ...

... his annual treat and afternoon's amusements to the unfortunate juvenile inmates of both sexes of the Haverfordwest Union Workhouse. The children were under the care of and accompanied by the master of, and other officers connected with, the establishment; ...

... 16th and 37th ult. Mr Williams was a pupil of Mr W. Propert of St. David's. REFUSING TO WORK AT THE HAVERFORDWEST UNION WORKHOUSE.—On Saturday week, Margaret Jenkins was brought before the magistrates at the Shire Hall, charged with refusing to work in ...

... liable to two or three years penal servitude. It is a common practice; almost every week we hear of such things at the Union Workhouse. Mr Davies: They don't know that the penalty is so severe. Mr Watts: It is a new law, and I fear we shall be obliged to commit ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. HAVERFORDWEST UNION WORKHOUSE.— William John, alias the Mayor, a well-known character, was brought up in the custody of P.C. Morse before William Rees, Esq., charged by the Master of the Haverfordwest Union Work- house, Mr W. Jeffrey ...

... whose cries attracted the foot passengers. Ultimately the infant was taken charge of by the police and conveyed to the workhouse, but nothing has been heard of the- woman that left it, and whether she plunged into the sea or went off by a train to London ...

... following day, and she then complained to him of having been kept without sufficient food. He promised to take her out of the workhouse immediately, if, as he stated, he should be compelled to sell every stick and rag he possessed. He redeemed his promise on ...