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... 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 ...
... 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. 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... failure ?-The Labour Master Yes, sir.—It appeared that the prisoner had been in and oat ,)f the workhouse since April. Mr Plowden said the discipline of the workhouse must be kept up, and sentenced the prisoner to seven days' im- prisonment. ...
... THE CARDIFF WORKHOUSE. Opening a New Chapel. At the Workhouse, Car i.ff, this morning, the lord- Bishop of the diocese, Dr L'jwis, formally opened a new chapel erected in the interests ot the Church of England inmates of the house. Thu building accommodates ...
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... THE ROAD TO THE WORKHOUSE. 2,000 Colliers on the March. The peeicefu) tranquility of the slumberers at Aberkentig and Tondu was this morning dis- turbed by the tramp of the above number of colliers, who had met at Brynmenin, en route for the Bryndu ...
... ANYTHING BUT THE WORKHOUSE. Elizabeth Capel, an elderly woman, was charged at Lawford's Gate Petty Sessions, yesterday, with bpg^ing. A gentleman stated that he gave defendant sixpence, and afterwards saw her go into a public-house, get some beer and ...