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... q„i, e indignant that the woman should have been removed in her situation He directed an officer to go to St. Clement's Workhouse, and request the attendance of Mr. Crooke the acting Overseer. ' Mr. Crooke in a very short time appeared, and Mr. Halls ...
... Persons will undertake to SUPPLY such lilies of the ARTICLES under-mentioned, shall be required for the use of the EXETER WORKHOUSE for ONE YEAR, from MICHAELMAS next—namely, BUTCHER'S MEAT,by the Quarter Half Bullock, : the Hundred Gros Weight of good ...
... advisable, to inform the citizens, what these exceptions were, not being read in the Court Two charges for coals supplied to workhouse, but which had been taken from thence,and applied elsewhere—A sum charged for elm boards, (for coffins,) being considerably ...
... rect. While engaged on ladder, painting the front of Mr. Hearle's house, near the post-office, a cart, belonging to the workhouse, passed unattended the driver, who had loitered behind, (a practice too prevalent in this town) the wheel of which came in ...
... Reports of the Committee, for classifying and serving the inmates of tbe Workhouse ; and for enquiring and reporting on the subject of binding out poor children now in the Workhouse; and the Monthly Court for ordinary business.'' Present— Mr. W. P. Kingdon ...
... following Month only. They will give from Two to Three Pounds in addition to their former Premium, in order to clear the Workhouse of an accumulation Children. BULLOCK f ,, , , J.CLOHIiI!, Churchwardens. J. ROOKE, ' Si Overseers. Persons willing to .take ...
... Tenders, and treat with such Persons will to SUPPLY such Quantities nTfTLES under-mentioned as sbaH for tne 'use of the Exeter Workhouse, for One Yeav, from iIITPHERs' the Half Bullock, BL £ H Gross Weight, of good OX. BEEF, witb '7|b« H«dred Giossvveig and ...
... can afford them wine, we fill the poor with good, and fatten them in this land plenty, with beef, plumb-pudding and ale. Workhouse, Exeter, Oct, 25th, 1828. The commissioners appointed under several Acts of Parliament for the relict of the Poor of the ...
... Law be buiit owl repaired by a rate far the purpose. Rex. v. Doug. It was urged counsel, That the building or repairing a Workhouse was manifestly within the spirit the Kliz. would be in vain to pro-.kie for the sustenance the poor without being able to ...
... nearly arrived. The magistrate instantly directed that she should be conveyed with all possible dispatch. to, St. Giles's workhouse, she having been found that parish, and a coach was ptocured for that Before the coach had arrived at its destoMtmu,diowever ...
... Qnantities 6f good NEWCASTLE or SUNDERLA 11) COA;LS, as the said t'orporation may from tiara to time reqsuire tbr the use of the Workhouse anrd Brielhfield, or either of tera, (not beisng less thian 850 orinure than 500 Quarters.) 'rhe {2ontractor is to deliver ...
... afternoon, at three o'clock, inquest was held on the body, by Thomas Stirling, EUij. the coroner, at the Dake Hamilton, near the workhouse, whan the following evidence was taken relative the mysterious occurrence : Thomas Siiiiley. a man, deposed, that Fr - day ...