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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 ...
... 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 ...
... BARNSTAPLE WORKHOUSE. A Governor WANTED. verness, FOR THIS ABLISHMENT, ANDIDATES dre uested to send their names to the Vestry Clerk, on or before Tharsday, the 12th instant. The Election will take place om the Monday following, the I7th instant, at the ...
... TO THE OF THE NORTH DEVON JOURNAL. Sir—As a change is about to take our Parish Workhouse Establishment, I submit to the cat Sideration of those Gentlemen on whom it will de volve ty take the necessary measures for pr i tes for the situation of Governor ...
... 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 ...
... oatheirway throvgh the \ From Mars. Moore, Go of the Workhouse, third instalment for 3 0 0 _ - ) 9515 1 oe” 162 411 County Rates wee Maintenance of the Poor in the Workhouse 178 18 2 191 0 0° Rent of the Workhouse .. 32 0 0 Corener's Inquests ee 2 0 Taking ...
... Dorchester, were the respondents, as to the settlement of the widow and childien of Samuel Symons, who lately died the Exeter workhouse, where had been removtd by order or the Magistrates ot Dorsetshire. The deceased served bis apprenticeship cabinet-maker ...
... Ferris, of St. Thomas, against whom articles of the peace were last week exhibited Airs. Moore, Governess of the parish workhouse; and after hearing witnesses, decided that sufficient grounds for the exhibiting and filing the articles did not exist. Two ...
... Poor, as well as in various other ways, have year after year been levied upon them. That the late Investigation at the Workhouse, appears at length to have aroused the Public to a sense of their duty, and the endeavours which have been made to stifle ...