... IN THE WORKHOUSE. All FGED INHUMANITY AT CARDIFF. I Inmate's Charges Against an Officer. The Visiting Comr.-iitee of the Cardiff Guar- dians to-day appointed committee of ladies to hold an inquiry iuto harges made by Mrs Roddington as to the bad treatment ...

... TIlE WORKHOUSE. - _ At A - . ?? . e The inmaites at the workhouse wereentertained in a very liberal smanner yesterdav, in accordance with what hS s now become a well-establishod custom, and another e brighst day vias added to that somewhat moaotonous ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. IT appears that the Poor Law Board have not yet de- cided about the plans for the building of a new wing to the Cardiff Union. The delay is doubtless owing to the extraordinary nature of the circumstances of the case—circumstances which ...

... about. But nakedly takaen as stated, itimust;_ u not be - fo'rgotten that the ine Poor.lw syste was 0 founded DpUn the ,Workhouse tet, and. tht thti k 'jyat broke down; 'ad that it was found tbat' df ?? just' ?? c characters .would bring, their families ...

... Mary's Union (Isling, ton) Workhouse in St. John s-road, Highgate where she was admitted at about 2 o'clock, and at once taken to the Martha Ward. Later in the day, in the course of a conversation with the master of the Workhouse, the lady 3FLEPEATSD THE ...

... THE WORKHOUSE, ; Why would witness not go into the workho Ue? you aek. W aell, thepoor seem to° -av a 'prjudrj e: against the wovkhouoie whiell the rich hlvS not Eir, of course, every onea who talert a pension from Go- verrnment goes into the workhouse ...

... WORKHOUSES. TO T11E EDITOR OF TrtE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-It is encouraging to find Guardians of the Poor and 5 County Magistrates coming forward to sug- gest measures of reform, because with them rests the power of carrying them oat. One of the former ...

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... THE WORKHOUSE. The bi-aonthly meeting or' the court of guardians Cl was held on Monday last, tho governor (Mr. Barrick) in presiding. ca Mr. Liwis brought forward his motion for the altera- lie tion in thle fines levied upon the guardians for not. mn ...

... -InmatOe of workhouse, ;77;V .lat -ear 160. Outdoor poor, 239; last year, 283. ' .1 lkg. Wnll~oC13ilL UiiNi ' ?? of workhouse, lil.62;l 33TO last Chriatsnss*day 936. Outdoor poor, 2,643; lst yeq se, 2'9l:emnxf T~ow.-Inmitesi of workhouse, 664; becris ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. 'Taint the vittles or the fustian, Or the leathers I so mind ; 'Tie my Betsy and the padlocks, And the old ways leftbahind. When at night I lie so lone-like, Do I know where Betsy be P Somewhere down a mile o' passage, But her face I ...

... of Hull. APPOINTMENT OP TRADESIMEN. Several tradesmen were appoiasted to sccpply the workhouse for the next quarter. On the appointcenit of printer to the workhouse, Air. floirs moved the election of Mr. Jonathan Pulleyn, Silver-eta sot. ?? said, without ...