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... - IN CARDIFF WORKHOUSE. N NIGHT IN THE CASUAL WARD.' Tf vE EXPERIENCES OF A TRAMp. UIt does not particularly matter what misfor- jales reduced me to the necessity of applying at the deor of the Cardiff Casual Ward for a night's 16dgissg. It is enough ...
... TENDEKS FOR WORKHOUSES. TO THE EDITOR. SIR,—Your Note on the question of supply- in workhouses was much needed, and may be extended with advantage to other public bodies. The lothness of tradesmen to compete arises from other causes than the favouritism ...
... AN IRISH WORKHOUSE. ITS AMBULANCE SEIZED FOB DEBT. At Kflrush on Tuesday the workhouse ambu- la.nce and horse, while proceeding through the streetB for a patient to take to the Infirmary, were seized by a sheriff's officer. They were taken to the pound ...
... 253 198 170 Even now he found there were some workhouses where the consumption of stimulants was exces- sive. At Chichester Workhouse the rate per head was 21 3 4dj as compared with 2s 3J in Cardiff Workhouse in 1885. For the benefit of those who held extreme ...
... Poor in the Workhouses. ] Is there no nerve or sense of responsibility left in British Ministers or members of the House of Commons ? Day after day the most shocking revela. tions are made of the cruelties perpetrated in the London workhouses and hospitals ...
... Government inspe c- tor, who held a public inquiry into the manage- ment of the Newport Workhouse, and the alle- gations which had been made against Dr. Macor- mack, the workhouse medical officer, and the board's decisions were as follows With refer- ence to the ...
... THE CARDIFF WORKHOUSE. THE NEW BUILDING. The Cardiff gnardianit on Saturday accepted the contract of Mr C. Burton, Oakfieid-street, for the erection of the extension to the present workhouse building, for the sum of 223,550. -&1- though the proposed ...
... THE INQUIRY AT THE WORKHOUSE. (Continued from fourth page.) the excess used by officers was 31 Jibs, which, at 3s. 1 d. per lb., was £4 15s. 7d., giving to each officer in excess of paupers an allowance in money value of ld. per week, or 4s. per year ...
... THE WORKHOUSE POET. I At North London Police Court yesterday (before Mr C. M. Chapman) Edward Tillett (40), an inmate of the Cornwallis-road (Islington) Workhouse, was charged on remand with assault- ing an old man, George Dutton, by striking him in the ...
... who had visited the workhouse during the iliness of one of the regular visiting clergy, bad asked him to convey to the Board his opinion that he had never seen patients so well looked after as they were in the Cardiff Workhouse. (Hear, hear.)—Dr Paine ...
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