... Office. 1242 House and Garden. qpO he LET, a Seven-roomed House, with cellars, wash- JL bouse, and garden, situate near the Workhouse; Canton. Apply to J. WEST, 3, Duke-street, Cardiff. 1207 Cross Keys, Welsh. Back, Bristol. HPO be LET, with immediate possession ...

... held at the Newport Union, on Thursday, before W. H. Brewer, Esq., on the body of Elizabeth Jones, aged 40, who died at the workhouse on Tuesday. Mrs. Ann Williams, 35 Iiuperra-street, said the de- ceased was employed by her as a charwoman, and on Sunday ...

... or hanging up in one of most public places of the workhouse the dietary tabl^ 14.—For having, contrary to law, compelled Edwards, aged 78, and Ann Edwards, his wife, 77, both inmates of the workhouse, to live sepftrllte and apart from each other for the ...

... 11 Y in the workhouse, and it was only detected IRO' The clerk sends a return of the ad- dischai^es every week. tK Jer*c: No. I have a return of the inmates tof le house. rd* J; ^i^ett: And that may be fictitious. 3Dt +i i. ory: The clerk had better ...

... Cardiff. 1261 House and Garden. rpO be LET, a Seven-roomed House, with cellars, wash- I house, and garden, situate near the Workhouse Canton. Apply to J. WEST, 3, Duke-street, Cardiff. 1 07 Shop and Stores TT^O be LET, which may be h?,d immediately, and at ...

... the workhouse. The same weights were changed in the scale, and the difference was the same. These were the scales and weights used in weighing out the paupers' food. I was 0 Dot aware that Mr. Wyld was appointed temporary mas- ter of the workhouse. Mr ...

... the yards and the deficiency of drainage. This led to a general conversation, the Chairman naintaitung that there was no Workhouse in the aiigJorn so well drained as theirs. The Clerk explained that formerly the house was [rained into cesspools, which ...

... WORKHOUSE INQUIRY. At the close of the Inquiry we shall publish an Extra- ordinary Edition, which_may be had at our Office, Price One Penny. ...

... the Poor Law Inspector. Those who read our Second Edition of last week, which reported the previous day's business at the Workhouse Inquiry, will remember that a sudden outburst took place between Mr. Mason and Mr. Paine, the particulars of which appeared ...

... same PS10»?f Mrs. John. j/' illett: She is not charged. Mr' {?d' Man and wife are one. Uw' ^lett: Except when separated by workhouse ters. (Laughter.) continued: I believe there is no ac- togeth0dati°n *n t^e house for an aged couple to live pre„ ?r* Know ...

... country guardians were in attendance. The CHAIRMAN asked for the usual order to supply a good dinner on Christmas Day for the workhouse inmates. It would be supplied as usual from the funds of the Union. Mr. CORY inquired what was generally supplied for the ...

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