... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... stem hospital; and that the most eminent foreign physician who for many years settled England, at this time au inmate St. workhouse.— Sim. ...

... a son. same day, the wife of Mr. Woods, Comedian, of a daughter. Deaths. in this town, Elizadeth, ab of Me. William the Workhouse, at Ashford, Mr. Matthew aa in the parish of Northmolton, Mr. William Slader, Gian ee of oon Mr. Phillips, the New Inn, Bideford ...

... to hard labour for a mouth, for begging with a petition to which numerous iorged names were appended. Some inmates of the workhouse were sentenced to short periods of imprisonment, for disorderly conduct. A complaint was heard against Mr. Smith, who is ...

... dying in the Workhouse, in the City and County of Exeter, and for Attendances and other matters incident thereto, according to Specification to be seen at the Clerk's Office. The Contractors are deliver the above Articles at the Workhouse, at their own ...

... throat cut from ear to ear. It is hardly necessary to say that was quite dead. The unfortunate man was taken to St. Pancrai workhouse. H»« name was stated to be John Cooke : he resided Gee-street, CUciidon-squaie, SomerstOWll. ...

... tut quite extinct, but lived only a few moments. A great multitude collected round the house the corpse was removed to workhouse. A Jury was yesterday summoned before J. S. Un*in, Esq. the Deputy Coroner, to hold inquest into the distressing circumstances ...

... attentions in the Committee, especially those parts which consigned the bodies of debtors dying in prison, and paupers in workhouses, the dissecting knite of the Surgeon, unless claimed by the relations ofthe deceased within the short space of thrice t ...

... spencer worn the deceased. Informotion was immediately given to the proper authorities, and the body was conveyed to the workhouse to await the Coroner's inquest. Strong P ,C, having been excited against man who _ naa lately assaulted the deceased with ...

... holden for that purpose in the said Workhouse, of which Ten Days Notice shall be given the Clerk ofthe said Commissioners, affixing the same to the doors of the Parish Church of Stoke Damerell, aud the said Workhouse and at the gates of the said Dock Yard ...

... appears, from report, that the body advertised (as they were bound by law to do) for tenders for Pease for the supply of the workhouse. Three tenders were sent in, and by law they ought to have taken the lowest. They did not, but why we have not been able ...