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... I Newport Workhouse. I The Local Government Inquiry Resumed. Mr F. T. Bircham, Local Government inspec- Jtor. resumed thu official inquiry at the Newport Workhouse on Tuesday into the allegations which had baen made by Mr W. Evans, chairman of the Workhouse ...
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... ( ABERYSTWYTH WORKHOUSE. I DisoreditableState of Things. The Rev. T. A. Penry, pastor of the English Congregationalists at Aberystwyth, has created not a little commotion by the action which he has taken with a. view to minimise the physical and moral ...
... CARDIFF WORKHOUSE. At a meeting of the Visiting Committee of 4he Cardiff Guardians this morning, Mr V. J. Beavan presiding, it transpired that the children under four years of age now in the Workhoose had been removed from the isolated block to ilie new ...
... NEWPORT WORKHOUSE. p&posed Outlay of ^7,000. At) the weekly meeting of this board, held this afternoon, Col. Lyne (the chairman) presiding, the principal business was the discussion of the plans for the alterations and new buildings at the workhouse, which ...
... THE HARMONY. At Westminster police-court yesterday, Thomas Walsh, an elderly Irishman, a pauper inmate of the Fulham-road Workhouse of the St. George's (Hanover-square) Union, was summoned before Mr Partridge for assaulting another inmate, named James Wright ...
... WORKHOUSE CHILDREN. The Need for Scattered Homes. [FROM A COBBESPONDBNT.I It is to be hoped that the inhabitants of Can- ton, to whom you allude in your very sympa- thetic note of yesterday (January 27th) as havmg signified their objection to the planting ...
... CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE, i In connection with the minutes of last meeting twas suggested that it would be advisable to pub- 11 ah the list of those who assisted in making Chnst- as Day a happy one for the paupers. The JJ't of donors is as follows :—Miss ...
... THE WEALTH OF WORKHOUSES. nl - - A n - r at _. I Tke guardians of the Cardiff Union have r*ther wild ideas ofzthe wealth of the Cardiff ratepayers, While thousands are living from hand to mouth, or, as the Americans phrase it, by the akin cf their teeth ...
... WORKHOUSE SCANDAIS. Whether it be owing to the increased pub- licity which is now-a-days given by the press to all social occurrences, or to some other cause, itiscertainthat, of lateyears, thepreva- lence of internal broils and scandals in our Union ...
... MEETING. The monthly meeting of the visiting coom-] mittee of the Cardiff Workhouse was held at the union on Tuesday afternoon. Dr. WILLIAMxeS, the medical officer of the workhouse hospital, drew the attention of the committee to the number of children ...
... ICARDIFF WORKHOUSE. he s. str ius VISMI&G COM IIMEE DISCUSS BEER W f, . AND TOBACCO. lus of ria sir The monthly meeting of the visiting cm- del] in mittee of Cardiff Union was held at the work- Ai house on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. F. J. ioc BSe- eavan presiding ...