... perfectly ronsistent with the exercise of his profession; it It be in the froorkhotue, he cannot. 'hb Office belig In the Workhouse is also objectlonable on other grounds, if possible rnitre imnortant. 'Iite Mrarl'Iage Aet proviles for the celeeratin of ...

... as this eityi where exhausted nature gave up: and in one' of our streets was found. He was' conveyed ipumediately to the workhouse, where every' advice and assistance was repdered-but the poor fellow's career had run' its lasteand here he was buried-unmourned ...

... opinning, warping and vveaviog into piece- a useful and valuable article, stroegly recommended for the nse of Prisons, Workhouses, and Cottagers. All the prisoners, on whom sentence of death was passed at the late Devon Assize. have been reprieved, except ...

... at the Guildhall, on Thuirsday last, Mr. e Robert Davy, police-officer, was unanimously elected t Governor of the Exeter Workhouse, on the resignation r of Mr. Joseph Norriiigton. GREAT PRIZE.-In the present Lottery, a . Share of No. 2.053, drawn Iast ...

... Elderlield House, near Kidderminster. DEATHS. August 7, suddenly, in the 59th year of his age, Mr. John Bragg, master of the workhouse, of this city. He was highly respected for the strict integrity with which he discharged the duties of his office, and his ...

... wholmew her. . September 29,- at Chucmleigh, of rapid consumption,-aged M8, Mr. William Joslin late porter at the Exeter workhouse, a situation that, from ill health, he only- a- few weeks since resigned; and previously an inspector in the Exeter citypolice ...

... comnpensation, anid aul ahbaement of X1. per aininim xii the relit 'TIhe iatter relative to, the erectiorl of, a new Kiln at the Workhouse, tihci estimated costuf wiholl Is from ss0 to +100, exclusive of tile Blricks; was referred back to the Committee with) Full ...

... out of the Poor's Funds, but saill that ablc-bodierh persons should lie assisted, and that not Lsa money, onlty in the. Workhouses. This certaistly was perfectly prope~r, and -would go to raise the character of the labourer. At present no distinction ...

... - P. , It 'was stated that the workhouse. system iq tils'U'on, as in o r of others, is working remarkably well, and apnda-tsu itheorder observed, and sucir ?? improved appaac o eci deni ab-tthe S. 'rhotwas Union workhouse, wich is contiguous to this tth ...

... arter, and has since absconded, leavingthem with a'fewale, who disposed of them ras above ?? girl has been sent to. the Workhouse; but the boy, a remark- ably fine child, is at present provided for by some persons in the neighboiirlihod where it was picked ...

... guardians: an4 overseers of -the poor or ithe parish of Wolbotoitgli, Nevkton Abbot, in ptosecutinj tbeirofficial dnties at the workhouse, a few days since, discovered that an inmate,,'who bad been supported by the parish for many years, had no less than six ...

... in which this very necessary work should be (lone, it had struck him that the labour of tile able bodied paupers in tire Workhouse might be rendered available. To ilnl, it wais probable that in tire winter there were omore of this description of persons ...