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... LIFE IN THE WORKHOUSE. At ?? Poliee-court on Thwivdasy, Marv Ann Sibley, f6f, was chat ged with bebaving in a disorderly manner in the St. James's :Workhouse. i Poland-street, with wilfully doing £5 worth of damage J I to ptoperty belonging to Farah Jones ...
... STIMULANTS IN WORKHOUSES. If proof were needed of the powerful influence ex-■ . l» jf British Medical Association, that proof is to s iSc extraordinary advance the effort reduce the try of alcohoiic stimulants in workhouses. Hardly has the Boor Law ...
... AXMINSTER WORKHOUSE. ENQUIRY 07 THE SPECIAL COMMITTHB. Axminster Workhouse jesterdsy msjrniog Messrs Regy, Richards, Holmes Ap ie, Mounstephen, and B met to investigate, or rather to repudiate, the charges made agsinst the administration of the Workhouse by ...
... PROVINCIAL WORKHOUSES. We have good to hope (says the Br;tis4 Laical Jorer.al), from the discussion in many of the local papers, that the Devonshire ratepayer., roused by the smuidal of Newton About, are now determined to overhaul the condition of all ...
... EXETER WORKHOUSE. THE MEDICAL OFFICER'S REPORT. At the meeting of the Exeter Guardians tomorrow the Visiting Committee will present the Medical Officer's report, of which the following is extract :— Hospital Wards.—Numbers 1 and 3 wards are approaching ...
... THE FARNHAM WORKHOUSE. Monday the inquiry was resumed. Dr. Anstie, th * ef the report in the Lancet, was examined and examined great length. He held that the statements made iv the Lancet were all warranted by what £ saw and by the information obtained ...
... INQUEST AT THE WORKHOUSE. (jity Workhouse yesterday Mr H W Hooper inquiry into the circumstances of the death of «oj ea Counter, 71, farm labiurer. Deceased's widow said y had lived apart for five weeks. He waa at Alphington *° d she Bxs Island On Wednesday ...
... NURSING WORKHOUSE. PROVISION OF >/ The President of the W ...
... THE COUNTY WORKHOUSES. •me Poor Law inspector tor tne west, i!i. Teignmouth, has issued his official report, from which , 18 taken the following notes , Exeter.—lnmates 304; accomodation (including new onildinga) for 700. One paid nurse, five unpaid. ...
... WORKHOUSE ADMINISTRATION. A Government order las been issued, having for i s obj-ct tha amelioration of the condition of the inmates of workhouses. It deals with olassifioatioa of tbe poor, tbe nursing of the sick and infirm, tbe ot imbeciles, the training ...
... EXETER WORKHOUSE. THE MAYOR AND THE MASTER. At yesterday's meeting of the Exeter Corporation of the Poor referenoe was made a case recently heard at the Guildhall, in which certain cli«rges of refractory conduct were brought against inmates of tbe Workhouse ...
... OKEHAMPTON WORKHOUSE. A PROPOSAL SPEND £3,500. At the Okehampton Guardians on Saturday Harry Geen, surveyor, who had been called by tbe House Oommittee to report on the structural defects of the building and to advise what Bhoold be done to remedy it ...