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... at Exeter Police- ourt yesterday, before the Right Worship- ul the Mavor (Mr. H. P. O. Hamlin), with heconding from the Workhouse on Satur- ay. The Master (Mr. Bellamy) said he prisoner was in deliver- ng firewood. The money he received for the vood he ...
... ive 1 by the the ce en on tr ul nk, 3 Newton people of Torquay to the t pan ton on Dec n rt ce on Mo ay. The pro- bea th Workhouse took | \ * ob m. ite h pr cominet at v Mrs rris and ae 0 a in the » Of I minster Miss ¢ hees man vy mn repor G and daugntery ...
... Herbert moved a vote of thanks te and who had con. the ladies gentlemen tributed towards the enjoyment of the in- mates of the Workhouse during Christmas, and also to the Master and Matron and thei assistants for the exeellence of the arrange. ments made. Carried ...
... made for the iter- ment of Susan Weatherlake on that day. Mr. arrived at Gilbert, the Board’s undertaker, und, after the Workhouse about one o'clock, : burial of receiving the certificate for the Susan Weatherlake, proceeded with the to the mortuary. ‘There ...
... had Harris, and 0 day that Lady Cliford iD the in refere nee to the dispute r rding given tobacco to all the old men pany, Workhouse and tea to the old women. Mr. overcharges, that the Gas Compan, and denied liability for the amount claimed Rellind, of Newton ...
... discovered previous to terment. The Visiting Guardians expressed the opinion responsibility rested, with the porter o the Workhouse, the undertaker (Mr. Gilbert), the caretaker at the cemetery (Mr Binmore), and the clergyman who officiated. oeveral members ...
... After completing the. burial of the cemetery first person he returned to the gates of the and met the funeral from Newton Workhouse, he was wa rates t» the chapel, in front. of the coffin, the ing from the caretaker at the cemetery (Mr, Binmore) told him ...
... had The Torquay Bank changed hands on Mon- given tobacco to all t ¢ oll me m the day, and is now being managed in conjune- Workhouse and tea to old women, Mr. tion with Lloyd’s Bank, Limited. telind of Newton, so given ierns for There are many Torquinians ...
... people. might be enroile A and ae branch and rotten to theore, has been busy among t he keep their ranks, davs in every Workhouse death sembled in companies three m seven, at fighting ay. Beyond all this we resent, seven have recently died. vear, and ...
... raise a loan for the amornt required to carry out the work. Mre. Ware was vpanimonsiy appeinted assistant nurse at the Union Workhouse. Cocoa nas a world-wide reputa- tion as a delicious, strengthening beverage ond a valuable nutritive food. The ~ Lan t says ...
... state of the lunatic obtain better accommoda- asylums an tion and a ft, perfect system of isolation for imbeciles present in Workhouse-. Mr. Courtneys conded, and remarked that he thought th§ charzes brought against them as Guardials by Mr. Preston Thomas ...
... church on Sunda the collections in aid of the War» Func i amounted to 9s 8d. ap THOMAS WORKHOUSR The inmates of St. Thomas Workhouse placed £1 5s 6d in the collection box at the chapel service on Sunday held in aid of the War Fund. Cr In aid of the funds ...