... THE WORKHOUSE. a period when the Delon Workhouses of the country are a p! eminent subject for unfavourable criticism sad severe animadversion, it is somewhat consoling to the Poor-law Guardians of Swansea and the district to fled that Mr Greaves—one of ...

... WORKHOUSE. THE INQUIRY AT PADDINGTON . - The Poor Law Board inquiry into the treatment of the sick in this workhouse was commenced on Friday, by Mr Fantail. The Archbishop of York, the Earl of Carnarvon, and Mr Ernest Hart attended. Jane Bateman, • former ...

... 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 ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Clerk read a letter from the Local Government Board, as to the suggested alterations in the workhodse premises, approving of the plan subject to certain conditions. The Vice-chairman said that in reply to in the letter it might be said ...

... WORKHOUSES. Lord Raynham asked whether the authorities of Workhouses are not bound by law to admit at all times those who apply to them admission, aad if the portion usually allotted to the casual poor shoold happen to be filled, the persons in charge ...

... 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 ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. At the l'alon os New Ere a greed entettiinnwst given the ininstes. the perbemire connected with the Baniardtows and Ada Thomas's of iaetrunient•lista. programme eentaiaed a outlier of tableaux Termite, with song and Jame. Through the agency ...

... 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 ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. A letter was resit (ruin Dolgelley itiviting the vestry to appoint persons tc visit the workhouse in order to create in the parish a correeter idea of the place. —Mr Ellis Pugh Jones said the proper'sl emanated from one of the relieving ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of the workhou.e had a high old time of it on the 25th inst. The dietary table—which allows a dinner of 3i ounces of moat as a treat twice a week — Was suspended for the nonce; and the lodgers were regaled with a generous ...

... WORKHOUSE »t the Pontypool t olica oourl, before Mr Pratt, Mr Lewis, aivl Mr HasUras, Aau Jorps with refractory couduct at the Uuioo Griffith*town, on the November.—The master, Mr Richards. said that the prisoner was admitted into tne Honne and became ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The Master (Mr. Needham) reported that the numher of inmates in the House was 225, as compared with 231 in the corresponding week last year. Sick 80. Dead, William Williams, 43 years, Newport; Delay Eller, 63 years. Newport. ...