... —The Rev. D. Roberts directed attention to the existence of a committee appointed some months since, to in- quire into the workhouse oniciats* salaries. He desired to know what this committee had done, and what was their report. He gave notice of motion ...

... matter. The returns showed that out-relief to the amount of £ 214 9s had been distributed during the week, and that the workhouse contained 251 inmates, compared with 284 in the corresponding week of last year. There were 140 children at the industrial ...

... and arms having been cut 1 in the sack to make his novel attire service- ible. Unless a tramp's clothes are pretty J jood, workhouse authorities and policemen ihould spoil the tearing-up game of .ramps, by taking their clothes from them. ( ( GELLIGAEP ...

... to be a cul- tivated pianist. There was a crowded house. AT THE POLICE-COURT on Tuesday, Lydia Woods, an inmate of the workhouse, was charged ith disorderly conduct.—She was sent to gaol for 21 days' hard labour. THE CHEPSTOW INVITATION BALL. familiarly ...

... faces, deserve no S', mpathy. If it lie true, as suggested, that many bet-gars in-Cardiff hail from Merthyr, where the workhouse test is then Merthyr has got Eomething ttmnawerfon HAWKING IN CARDIFF STMITS. A correspondent writes: It has surprised nte ...

... aged û3 years, a pauper in the Lambeth Workhouse, who expired under distressing circum- stances while partaking of his dinner. It appealed from the evidence of Mr W. Cathell Davey, the maeter of the Lambeth Workhouse, that the de- ceased, a cabdi iver, was ...

... Evans, l'en rain, th;>t the out-do r paupers öhoul.1receivcas good a ...

... stated that in his district 55 small fatmers, 93 labourers, and widows were on the point of starvation. They were offered the workhouse. ...

... to the workhouse. The returns showed that there) ad been 22 vaccinatins in the Aberdare district, and 23 in Merthyr. There were 140 children in the Aberdare Industrial Schools, com- pared with 115 at the same pe, iod last year. At the workhouse there had ...

... audacious falseit) Lougher, 1 VI M r N ltwiXRy, as cliairw&n of the committee, It t they examined Mrs Whittle, and also an He mC workhouse, named Miller, he took an oath tiiS armed' fol- lowers. Officers were sent the next day to take him to the Cardiff Prison ...

... considered at the next meeting of the board, when a motion was to be brought forward for voting a sum for alterations at the workhouse. The Chair- man ruled that it could not be dealt w ith then, as the two matters w ere quite distinct. He (the Chairman) was ...

... —The weekly meeting of the Cardiff Board of Guardians was held on Satur- day, Mr Forrest in the chair. The master of the workhouse reported that there had been 15 admis- sions during the week, 12 discharges, 1 birth, 6 deaths, leaving 453 in the house ...