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... CITY WORKHOUSE. Exeter, Bee- Ist. From what can collect, by report, the storm is thickening at our City Workhouse.- Our readers will recollect, that last week published a printed statement of the food, &c. charged a,s being expended at that establishment ...
... EXETER WORKHOUSE. A special Court of the Corporation of the was held on Monday at the Workhouse, to consider the propriety of reducing the wages of persons working in the Brickfield, and of better providing for the grown up children now in the workhouse ...
... farsin assgenbled 00 Thursday laiii, tar the purpose (it exaiiainin.- evidence touching the conduct (if 'thoe cia'terr of the Wor'khouse, and uponl which~ the report of the Coibtulittee 'of' Enquiry was foundled ; 24, gen tletren Ro,3i'wv(i'd to theit' namues ...
... WORKHOUSE. Exeter, Dec. 15th. but no one will say Mr. Sanders is always right. He is a public man, and his public conduct is public property; to what mistaken ideas he attaches his zeal, and with how much consideration for the public welfare, we will ...
... CITY WORKHOUSE. Exeter, Dec. Bth. Every' day gives fresh proof of the evils that result from'the practice of secret meetings Bodies, whom are entrusted the administration ofthe public purse. adverted in our last to the investigation now pursuing by the ...
... THE EDITOR. I Sir, —The transactions of the Exeter Workhouse j have become an almost stale subject of enquiry and dissension, though by no means an exhausted one, fresh information and fresh causes of alarm daily presenting themselves to the public. A ...
... considerable majority.—The court a|reed with a report from the London workhouse committee, on considering a memorial horn Guardian Society for treating for the use of the worKhouse, which they were unable to comply with. ...
... and Regulations for the future Government of the Workhouse may be seen. By the Court, EDWARD GATTEY, Clerk. Exeter, 17th December, 1827. The Corporation of the Poor have determined to LET the WORKHOUSE GARDEN for 7or 14 Years and all Persons who are disposed ...
... persons as will undertake to supply such quantities of the ARTICLES undermentioned, shall be required for the use the Exeter Workhouse, for One Year, from Michaelmas next, —namely,— BUTCHER'S MEAT, by tbe Quarter, or Halt' Bullock, the Hundred, Gross Weight ...
... Expenie Piovisi«ns and per Ann. for each Person the £ 515 4J 1 Workhouse, is 5 Tlie Belief the Out Poor per Ann. 3 8 5' each, is _ * * Repairs and Improvements in the) ft y'r Exeter Workhouse 1 Repairs, Altnation% and Furniture} for St. Petei's Hospital ...
... persons as wil undertake to supply such quantities of the ARTICLES undermentioned, shall be required for the use of the Exeter Workhouse, for One Year, from Michaelmas next, —namely,— BUTCHER'S MEAT, by the Quarter, or Half Bullock, by the Hundred, Gross Weight ...
... another called Richardson was lined Is. and the expetices. „ ~ _ _ 1 nipstale for an assault on J. Sparkes, both Inmates ofthe Workhouse, was fined 20s or be imprisoned one week—the latter was preferred. John Martin, for imposing on the Mendicity Society and ...