... predicament if indicted for conspiring to defraud this board. He was afraid that the same state of tilings existed in this workhouse that had been recently discovered in the management of the military stores of this country. Mr. BRUCE The tradesmen acknowledged ...

... Times Office. 1216 T House and Garden. Obe LET,a Seven-roomed House, with cellars, wash- house, and garden, situate near the Workhouse, nton. Apply to J. WEST, 3, Duke-street, Cardiff. 1207 T Furnished Lodgings. Obe LET, in Bute-road, a well-furnished Sitting ...

... THE WORKHOUSE FRAUDS' COMMITTEE. This committee met according to appointment on Wednesday, and there was a full attendance. The proceedings were attempted to be stopped for the pre- sent in consequence of an application from Mr. John, the master, to be ...

... pt c Htmse and harden. I nisj_ hm, 'a ?even-roomed House, with cellars, wash- I aa6antnrv Sa' £ arden, situate near the Workhouse, | JJ^^App'y to J. WEST, 3, Duke-street, Cardiff. I 1 STo be LF T • :FT?nislled Edgings. I ,*JJL nnf, n't m **ute-road, ...

... tilings are brought out by the few who took the trouble to acquaint themselves still further with the nature of things in the Workhouse and they make a statement, as in duty bound, last Saturday, before the board, of their proceedings and opinions, and urge ...

... and weights were purchased. THE WORKHOUSE WEIGHTS WEIGHED IN TH £ SPFCTOR'S BALANCE AND FOUND WANTING- Mr. Thomas Watkins, the clerk of the board, diately oh the discovery of the fraudulent weights vh at the workhouse wrote to Mr. Yorath, the inspect^ ...

... [The following appeared in our Third Edition of last week.] t The Guardians met this (!av at the Board-room of the Union Workhouse, Evan Davkl, Esq., in the chair. The Mayor of Cardiff said that he had, at the re- quest of the committee in John's case ...

... the Mayor, Mr. Lewis, and Mr. W. Alexander had proceeded to the workhouse for the purpose of pursuing a private investigation. Messrs Cory, Twigg, and Willett proceeded to the workhouse in the afternoon of Wednesday and made inquiries from the pqrter ...

... not do as a magistrate, he hesitates not to do as a guardian. Cer- tain charges were preferred against the master of the workhouse. Prima facie evidence is adduced-evidence so strong that the master is suspended. When the pre- ferer of these charges offers ...

... sham. Mr. Mason, Mr. Cory, Mr. Twigg, and Mr. ulett, met the auditor at the Workhouse on Friday corning, for the purpose of examining the accounts of the master of the Workhouse, when the merits cf P Willett's remark were freely discussed. The uaitor contended ...

... disease lienee there was a distinction between the inmates of the house of refuge and those of the workhouse. With regard to the inmates of the workhouse, it was his duty to examine them pre- vious to classification. The wayfarers who sought a temporary ...

... effect without going to the expense of litigation, which, if persisted in, would doubtless drive many poor persons into the workhouse. Mr. TOWNSEND said although he rose to second the amendment, he thought a little more was required to lessen the expenditure ...