... in pain. d Witness got some embrocation and asked a n neighbour to rub it in. The husband at this n time was out of the workhouse, but was living n with his brother at St. Marychurch. On L March 22nd, as he approached the house he heard the woman threaten ...

... UNION Ca . i RE desirous nf placing % GIRL, sge 14, in so] tALaLserdce, neighbourhood of ltxeter. e ?? to ike 31atroa, City Workhouse. IcC s A OTIVE Leds wanted for publishingt dopartment. ler .L1 Apply Manager, Evening Post Office, a ?? ...

... n G be furnished with plans showinu the area of a the site which it wae propa~sd to acquire and iu- its relations to the workhouse site and t building. '1ihey also wished to know whether, c W if the pi enises in question were acquired, it c was intealded ...

... memorialised to provide accommodation at ed soene central institution for such cases. As a7 for the children In the Tiverton Workhouse, he thev were well oared tor and educated out of he it. 'There was no reason to interfere with the n- existing arrangements ...

... the char.$es folr waeer st, meeta the committee of the 1irdefor i id GuardianF as t the charge f,.r water at the TlI is Workhouse. Towi 'e The Ollerk was requeste& to report as tn the tlhe , ownership o4 the river bank, sild the Rev t Survevor was requested ...

... carried out, itI would involve the removal of. on,. about one-thir d of the -inmates 'of he St lnd Thoams Workhouse to the Exeter Workhouse, incluiding probably sotme.lforty sick inmates. rC on ~MUcii ofthe .acoon, mtdation.',er.-bhe. sick-iwn ab thejttr ...

... granted. Three applications Oh thle waerreceivedfortheoffice of rjurse at tho De Ante. Workhouse, and Miss Amelia Smith (from Mr !d on the He'akimigton Union Workhouse) was qut Amrn, eleeted.' pre f the , ('LREDlTON. 0CC iellent Telb Sir.Drl The second ...

... to a large number of old people. The number of visitors to ?? M useum on Wednesday was 838. The inmates of the St. Tbomns Workhouse had goodly Fsue on Christmas Day, and besides the usual provision a pint of beer was given to each man who wished to have ...

... na, Mt Drs. Jewollat Norton Farm, ?? m t. liing at ~Morwinstow, Mrs. Jewel] treated LOer o le badly. She' was now at the Workhouse. n at Defendant struck h er in the arms and p ishoulders ve', oft'n with a stick and wbip, we and alsn kicked her in the ...

... called Wiiam 'ianag and brought n. before General Bamfield later inj- the day, is and on pr~mising to 'go ffiW-ab. -Thomas h Workhouse was dismissed. ,n: - EXETER GUARDIA&S. r Mlr F. G. Hodson (Governor) presided. nver :0 the weekly meeting. of 'the E'xqter ...

... Sleight, Hastings Work-- ?? .,e eon- house; Ur and Mrs G Aust:1ne, City of Londton s irgetni Workhouse, hi- and Mrs Thomas Chaplin, fin Certain Norwich Workhouse Mr and Mrs F B w'1 Woodall, Bradiford. Mr and Mrs Austin and ic I that Mr and Mra Wt',oti!'t1 ...

... Master's duties he was required to inform u cables the Visiting Commi tee and the Guardiansof le in an the state of the Workhouse in all departments. a ?? It muat be done when the committee was o visiting. h nthers, Mr Manro considered tbat apart from ...