Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Cardiff Board of Gdardians. The chair- rrmen and Yice-chairmen of the board and of the stanading conunitbees mot at the workhouse on the 5th inst., as the special ommittee vp- jciuted to consider the indbor acoenodation, and saw Mr. F. T. Bircham, inspector ...
... the eye can reach. Opposite Ithe e workhouse grounds is the town's publiii park, besutifully laid out, and in which the better tt class inmates of the house may -take Itheir walks s without let or hindrance. The workhouse itself hais a grand appearance as ...
... PACTPRIRSM IN SOUTE WALE3. . On Wednesday the visiting committee of the Cardiff Guardians, at their customary meeting at the workhouse, took into consideration the ad. v-ieabiliry or otherwise, of recommending for adoption the rules suggested on Sa~turday ...
... Inspector, also attended. THiEM STATE OF TiSE WORKHOUSE. The CLERK read the following letter from the Poor-law Board upon the report of Mr. F. D. Longs, Poor-lawjn. speCtor, upon his report of the state of the workhouse:- Poor-law Board, Whitehall, S.W., 20th ...
... but at present unknown, have *e. been ?? drinks to au incredible extent at the West Derby Workhouse, Liverpool. The whole popu- ag ltion of the workhouse is under one thousand, but no less of tban thirteen hundred pounds' worth of exciseable liquor ...
... CARDIFF BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The weekly meeting of this board was held at the Union Workhouse on Saturday, when - there were present Messrs. C. W.-David (chairman), T. Williams (Whitqhuroht T. W. H. Plain, G. A. Stone, J. T. Barry, T. ?? orath, W. H. Martin ...
... In the workhouse asp there were 259 inmates, eieit more than in the cor- yM responding week of last year. Notice of motion r was given by Mr. Rbys to, at the next meeting, Sat propose that a change be made in the dietary at whi the workhouse, so as to ...
... valuable n information with regard to diet in work. g houses. The conclusion at which he artired was that the diet in Yorkshire workhouses was, if anything, better than an ordinary rer f spectable workman lwould obtain at his own home. Mr. Enollys also spoke ...
... accomomoda- I tion at the ' workhouse to effect the e separation of the inmates into distinct _ classes, with. suitable quarters. for each. h it is hoped that the Ely Schools will ere long, become supplementary to the workhouse, to which the infirm (of ...
... imprisonment (if Efrurteen days, ALLEGED INCIVILITY AT CARDIFF WORKHOUSE. CHARGE AGAINST THE ha ASSISTANT PORTER. Arising out of the report of Mr. Greenhalgh rs (master of tho workhouse) at the workhouse'e visitttng committee's meeting on Wednesday' Ic afternoon ...
... Ely Schools can be used ' as a snbsidiary workhouse. I would lise to 29S ses the deserving pCcrv. haye a home of rcst at by Ely, and be suppjed with a superior dietary to thase who ate brought to the workhouse I through faults of their own. That, of ...
... ordinary meeting of this board was held at the union workhouse on Saturday, when it there were present Mr. C. W. David, Ei in the chair, and Dr. Paine in the vice- Pi chair. The Master of the Workhouse reported Ihat there had been seventeen admissions and ...