... I NEWTON WORKHOUSE AND THE : WAR. ?? ,llit ASSAULTING AN OFFICIALx. ter At the Newton Police Court this morning ng before Mr J W Rowell (in the chair) and Mr A sis L Beaine-Thomas Clarke was oha-ged with a threatening t) assault John Richards, the bis ...

... NEWTON WORKHOUSE MASTER'S APPOINTMENT. I At the Police Court on Monday Dir Lay- e ccc said that he had been ?? by the h Chairman to express to Mr Ro%,ers, the a, MaBter of the Workhouse, the unanimnous b: congratulation of the Bench of MugifstrateS on ...

... R M Daw, and J W Petherick. REFRACTORY PAUPER. I Charles Marsh, an inmate of the City Workhouse, was charged with wilfully damaging a door of a cell at the Workhouse valued at 17s this morning, and also withI using threats of violence towards the master ...

... his age throw the poker at her which missed thi woman, but struck hit daughtei, inflioting fatal injuries. Anothpr Snffolk Workhouse has been sold bS auct on. Recently the Ipawich paupers migrated from an old biilding to a palatial establishment which 'coet ...

... him for aome money and to tell him that if he (prisoner) did not give h him any, his mother was going to put them lin the Workhouse again. Prieoner said if she did ho would Eoon take them out again. John Webber, Assistant Sanitary Inspector, said on August ...

... very strorgly to the tn. ?? Bench sent defendant to prison tar for one month with hard labour, the children nd to go to the Workhouse. ts, EdwardPurrington, late of Morgan's square nd Paris-street, was summoned for nerlecting to er- provide food for his child ...

... ard threatening her.In as consequence of his had conduct she was ict compelled to leave him aud go into Bern- ad utaple Workhouse with the aour children. ihe On December 2nd defendant caught hold of *re her by the throat and nearly strangled her - es ...

... necessary to tring him to the be Station -Fined Ss and costs, ONCE MORE. Edmund ffenry Easterbrook, an inmate id 1s- the City Workhouse who frequently appears ms in the dock, appeared in answer to a charge m of refractory conduct at the House.-Mr Bellawy; the ...

... discovered him 1o be an Ce habitual opium eater. On W. doisday he Bef ,d. was unconscious, aid he wat reonnveri o the , X . workhouse infir;nmry, ~vb hie lho died on B O Friday. Dr Nset suid that deetli resulted he from collapse brought on by uepricssilig ...

... , and was beyond the ey coentrcl of two married sie~ers. She Prefer ed to roam -ihe countryr.-She. was removed to t the Workhouse pendirg.further inquiries, William Tree, a Thorverton labourer, was , cohargsd - vwith, stealing a fowl, the l property of ...

... eupported the Unionist cause. V WORKHOUms! TRXGEDY ALLEGED THROTTL1NG Op IMBECILE. Geore'e Prescott, nigh' attendantntc Pall Workhouse, Man1chester was m at Manchester on Thursday oer ?? of svilful murde.r of an i c l ar t1ing a towel round his threcat andl ...

... Constable: There are three at horn , bur, they word in such a filthy state that I was oblige I to have them remo7ed to the Workhouse. The aeting hnuse-surgeon at the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital, stated that on Saturlay about 10 25 he wag called to Mrs ...