... 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 ...

... this is my answer-I did not intrude myself unmannerly upon the workhouse, but I entered to supply the services of one who was lying ill of fever, caught during his ministrations at, the workhouse, in thu same house where I myself dvell. If I had not' announced ...

... with the exception of a few workhouses, where c gentlemen of integrity have taken the management of the poor, e deputed by Select Vestries or other regulations, will serve as at general description of the interior of a workhouse ; hut even in such places ...

... 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 ...

... REPLY TO THE COMMITTEE'S REPORT. Miy object in what I bare written in referee to certain things existing at the Lirerpoot workhouse hugntU. to hl pthe committee to nuirlic reprobat'ion ?? n charge of woeaecruteth, diety or try mlcto gis teofcr fta ins ...

... before the act of Elizabeth, and in many passed since, we do find workhouses sometimes mentioned; bitt a carefulreadingof those acts, .willcotnvinec any man that they were not parish' workhouses, or any thing of that kind. They never were intended as places ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. -Xt --sat TT t . 1 ---T Bfy TUAES IRVING SCOTT. ' There are strings within the strongest breast Which sometimes quail, When old thoughts press upon them, causing large briny tears To roll down manly cheeks, as they down mine roll now.' ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...