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... THE INQUIRY AT THE WORKHOUSE. (Continued from fourth page.) the excess used by officers was 31 Jibs, which, at 3s. 1 d. per lb., was £4 15s. 7d., giving to each officer in excess of paupers an allowance in money value of ld. per week, or 4s. per year ...
... same PS10»?f Mrs. John. j/' illett: She is not charged. Mr' {?d' Man and wife are one. Uw' ^lett: Except when separated by workhouse ters. (Laughter.) continued: I believe there is no ac- togeth0dati°n *n t^e house for an aged couple to live pre„ ?r* Know ...
... Cardiff. 1261 House and Garden. rpO be LET, a Seven-roomed House, with cellars, wash- J_ house, and garden, situate near the Workhouse Canton. Apply to J. WEST, 3, Duke-street, Cardiff. 1 07 Shop and Stores TO be LET, which may be had immediately, and at a ...
... ance, does not exceed 18 years of age, lying for iden- tification at Lambeth Workhouse, two r,t Lambeth deadhouse, two at St. Thomas's Hospital, and one at Christchurch Workhouse, Biackiriars. At an early hour on Tuesday morning, Mr. J. T. Towers, the lessee ...
... engaged by Mr. Beale for a musical tour in England, and afterwards for the Covent-garden opera season, by Mr. Gye. The London Workhouse returns show that about 60,000 persons received relief, being a diminution of about 6,000 since Christmas last year. Improvement ...
... Cardiff. 1261 T House and Garden, 0 be LET, a Seven-roomed House, with cellars, wasli- house, and garden, situate near the Workhouse ^nton. Apply to J.W EST, 3, Duke-street, Cardiff. TGood Business Premises O be LET, consisting' of Shop and Dwelling-House ...
... sincere wish of your obe- dient servant, B. H. T. Neath, 22 Dec., 1858. A VOICE FROM THE CARDIFF WORKHOUSE. SIR,-As many of us poor inmates of the Workhouse have read your newspaper, and we all wonder to hear what Mr. Hughes, our chaplain, says about giving ...
... CIit Cardiff Cunts. SATURDAY, JAN. 1, 1859. THE WORKHOUSE INQUIRY. SUCH was the crowded state of our columns last week, that we had no room to do justice, in a leading article, to the absorbing inquiry which closed on Thursday evening. There was -no ne- ...
... Stol Intellipna. CHRISTMAS DAY AT THE WORKHOUSE.—A well-sup- plied dinner was provided for the inmates of the Cardiff Union on Christmas Day, and they enjoyed themselves in seasonable fashion. Those who pre- ferred beer had it, and others partook of tea ...
... Donovan. AN APPEAL TO THE BENEVOLENT.—John Edwards and his wife who, for one year and a half, have been separated in the union workhouse, are now discharged on an allowance of 7s. per week. They are both infirm and past labour, their respective ages being 75 ...
... name of the mother. The policeman detained the young woman in consequence. In the meantime the infant is in the care of the workhouse nurse. ...