... Lorp Palmerston. 1866—Mr James Greenwood, a member of the Pall Mall staff, passed the night in ths oaaual ward of Lambeth Workhouse, and revealed afterwards in a graphic narrative the irregularity, neglect, and disorder which prevailed in snch places, and ...

... carry. out the recommendations of the Select committee in the direction of separating the respectable from the vile in the workhouses, and 3.S far as possible giving the deserving and respectable more freedom, and allowirg them, here possible at all, to ...

... jjpk soner's responsibility pending farther He was not yet a condition to be sent t' BClQ. and the magistrates remanded bi- Workhouse Infirmary for another weelr. ...

... to at WediieEdmy'si,. meeting of the Board of Gwwdians by the chairman (Mr E. H. Davies, J.F.), who explained that the Workhouse Hospi- tal v.,ao, or,!y i-itemcleAt for paupers. The District Council should, he said, provide a hospital soon as possible ...

... Aberdare, Gelliper, £1,838; Merthyr, £4,848; Pcnderyn, £201 [Uiigoa, £153 Vaynor, £166. It was reported that Battran, the Workhouse porter, had been called 'oat as one of the 5th Field Battery (Royal Artillery). Reports were ordered on the questions of ...

... mild man and the medium man that always demurred and cried out, What is it going to lead to ? They would never shut up the workhouses by mild or medium methods. (Hear, hoor.) He exhorted every man present to make up his mind to obtain what he was entitled ...

... hatred of a hunted creafare whsfc havo they ever done for her and hers save b.r,rry thera into prison or hound them to the workhouse The gentry in her eyes are ao many oppressors of her wild, free kind; they would drive all tho w or id from the heath and ...

... pending an order re- vising the dietary for Workhouse inmates J throughout tho country. The motion waa carried. As Mrs Maileu, a member of the Board, passed through th? vvi'hering portals of tho Workhouse on Saturday on her way to the Boiird-roois' ...

... and there were sores on the head caused by the vermin. Inspector Thorna* said that the girl, who was taken to the Union Workhouse, stated that she didn't remem- ber ever having had a home. Tho girl, Lstitia Knowles, said her age was eight, and that she ...

... tbe Newport Ioiirmary, and sei/t on to the Work- house Hospital. The Workhouse Master, on j being appofiod to, eta ted that casos bad bcon ) sent on from tbe Infnmary to the Workhouse from time to time during the whole tirno that he bad been in efcargs ...

... -tcon Edrnondes presiding) Mr T. C. Jones reported that a Scotchman named James Gardner, an old Army pensioner, was in the Workhouse and wished to get back to his home in Fifes'nire, but had no rusans to do so aritil his quarter's pension was paid next April ...

... head- qu rters are at the Workhouse,wa then called by Thomas to give corroborative evidence. Councillor Jenkins Is there no one here from the Workhouse ? Surely some one in authority in a public institution like the Workhouse ought to be present in a ...