... CARDIFF WORKHOUSE INQUIRY. (Continued from page 6.) SECOND DAY. — FRIDAY, The Inspector entered the Board-room about half-past 9, and shortly afterwards Mr. Willett, Mr. Cory, Mr. Bird, Mr. Stephens, and Mr. Watkins, Clerk to the Union, entered the room ...

... now go into the fifth charge. Edward Coslett: I supply the milk to the workhouse. Can't say how long. Remember leaving extra milk for another per- son here besides the usual workhouse quantity. It was for Miss Wood, of Crockherbtown. She ordered it to be ...

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... years to all who took an especial interest in the interior economy of workhouses. Evidences of them has for more than eight years been constantly furnished by the Journal of the Workhouse Visiting Society. The members of the British Association and of the ...

... SINGULARLY SUDDEN DEATHS AT THE CARDIFF WORKHOUSE. A rumour of a very serious character affecting the carefulness of the surgeon of the above workhouse, was afloat on Thursday morning Two aged inmates of that place had died suddenly, and h was alleged ...

... MR. PAINE ON THE DIETARY OF THB WORKHOUSE T THE EDITOR OP TIIB CARDIFF AND MBBTHYB GETABDIAN. SIR,—During the investigation before Mr, Greaves, the Poor Law Inspector at our Union, a certificate was handed in, signed by Dr. Budd and Mr. Pritchard, both ...

... was much excitement more diet was wanted than in the workhouse. Mr. Willett: A poor man who was sent to the workhouse suffered in mind just as much as one who was sent to gaol. Mr. Greaves: the workhouse is a place of discipline, and where the inmates are ...

... the shoe- maker at the workhouse. The Chairman was also of opinion if there was a boy of a suitable age it would be advisable to send him as an assistant, though lie vicrme lcna the shoe- maker would be removed from the workhouse to the schools. The Master ...

... the letter of the Poor Law Board relative to the enlargement of the workhouse, and they were of opinion that there was no necessity for building a separate infirmary for the workhouse, nor for a new porter's lodge, but recommended the Board to adopt the ...

... the erection workhouse, the Poor-law Commissioners would ISSUE » order for its erection oa one dav, and issue an order t LE erection ot the industrial school on the next. >e levei t.iere were no two opinions about the NECES3' ,• of a workhouse. He had compared ...

... the Guardians of this Union wa held at the Workhouse, on Saturday last, Evan Da\id, Esq., in the chair.—A conversation having taken'place with respect to the distance some paupers had to come to the workhouse to receive payment of the sums allotted to ...

... ing week of last year. To the Workhouse there had been admitted 98, and 78 had been dicharged, leaving 304 inmates, being an increase of 28 on the correspond- ing week of last year. The CHAIRMAN stated that the Workhouse in some wards was overcrowded ...