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... 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 ...
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... WORKHOUSE SCANDAIS. Whether it be owing to the increased pub- licity which is now-a-days given by the press to all social occurrences, or to some other cause, itiscertainthat, of lateyears, thepreva- lence of internal broils and scandals in our Union ...
... THE WEALTH OF WORKHOUSES. nl - - A n - r at _. I Tke guardians of the Cardiff Union have r*ther wild ideas ofzthe wealth of the Cardiff ratepayers, While thousands are living from hand to mouth, or, as the Americans phrase it, by the akin cf their teeth ...
... MEAT IN THE WORKHOUSE. IT must be a matter of regret to gentle and simple alike to hear of the enormous waste of meat in Australia. Hundreds of private letters, which eventually made their way into newspapers, have spoken of the over-abundance of beef ...
... for the time being acting as the master of a workhouse, or as master or suDerintendent of a district or other pauper school, shall keep a register of the religious cieed of t.ie pauper inmates of such workhouse or school separate from all other registers ...
... THE CARDIFF- WORKHOUSE. THE management of affairs in the Cardiff Union has entered upon a new, and, it is hoped, more satisfactory phase. For the last seven or eight years the minds of the guardians have been distracted from their legiti- mate occupation ...
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... WORKHOUSE DIETARY. llr. Henley, poor law inspector, has told the guar- of Kingston Union that lie finds great abuse in 8 vi«g paupers (-trt diets. He says that as a general r l the diets in a workhouse, except for very ex- ceptional work, are quite sufficient ...
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... WORKHOUSE DIVINITY- The Rev. R. Wilson, the chaplain to fays:— NVorkhouse., in Lig report to the gaar lThrived to Preached from Rom. xv. 20—Yea, so have l l preach the Gospel, not where Christ was ^^n'-yyheu should build on another man's foundation- ...
... THE WORKHOUSE PLANS. THE most important question the Board of Guardians had to consider last week was, to which of the com- peting architects should the premium of one hundred guineas be awarded. To assist them in coming to a decision, they had commissioned ...