... Workhouse. It was reported at Friday's meeting of) Bideford Board Guardians that owing to' the scarcity ibutter, the Master had been obliged to substitute margarine, jam and treacle, for the Workhouse.—(Mr. J. IM. Metherell said he foresaw that would ...

... WORKHOUSE, ENTERTAINMENT NEWTON ABBOT A. large nmnber of inmates of the Newton Abbot Workhouse epeot thoroughly enjoyable eTenlng on Monday, when an entertainment was given the Dining Hal), under the direction of Mr J Addami. hon. secretary to the Newton ...

... workhouse. In maintenance 2.200 Out-relief 5.325 Hospitals Schnola 119 Surgical appliances,&c 81 Lunatioa .a* 2,700 5J Salaries • Rations. 280 Superannuation allowsncea 210 Extra medical fees Buildintta and ...

... the past twelve or fourteen years. On Christmas Day the Workhouse inmates sat down to dinner, consisting of boiled rounds of beef, vegetables, and coffee. Afterwards service was held in the Workhouse Chape), conducted by the Rev T H Barrow, in the absence ...

... The Workhouse. Thanks the kindness of the Board Guardians, the officials and other ladies and gentlemen, the inmates ot the Workhouse spent really enjoyable Christmas. The infirmary wards dining hall, and chapel were prettily decorated with holly, evergreens ...

... WORKHOUSE AS Al man who applied for re-admon td the Whitehurch Workhouse said, I have been alf round the country to get work and something to eat, but I ooukl not rownsge it, so I thought I had better some back again- (laughter). The Chairman remarked ...

... The Workhouse. last Mr. Wix.d heard of Ow lllruled Mrs. Lee when entered I.ii,,lwlli V.rklH,ul.p Inter tlwre. tx tlw .ttwy rrf J.dia Ire** stay. 111 ton bd.' by Mr. Witold. 1..11;:er Ii of life. but lii lii.. unimpaired. 4lr Ihe tem ii Mr. W.. 41 u • ...

... WORKHOUSE. Sob To-Doy. The anneal mak of wore ia rennection the flabaron Sanely wee held to lay at Plymouth Work}moot, obey there a good attendsne , —Mr. W S. Spear opened the tale. 'hie% wadi of a eery ine tereating character. Some of the caned articles ...

... WORKHOUSE. Mourn Committee of the Devonport. Board of lthanlirins mot yeistrday, under the chairmanship c! the Rm. C. d. Pahner, to consider and in ieot gate the outbreak of scarlet hem in that is stitution. In the absence. of Dr. Row, Be. T. R. Rolston ...

... WORKHOUSE. AN EPILEPTIC POUND DEAD BED. ...

... WORKHOUSE INQUEST AT NEWTON THE NURSING SYSTEM. STRONG CONDEMNATION BY the CORONER AND JURY. On Wednesday morning an inquest was hold the Workhouse Boardroom, Newton Abbot, by Mr. Coroner Hacker, touching the death Maude Gilpin, who was found dead in ...

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