... 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. 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 which graeo the oppose& s A seams' several tunes has pussy late easppoisted of i s n.iildty mast. The weather—to whirl) r *Unhiked every ill fives the cost living to Use last attack of 'fhte—is really at the root of this trouhl' Dad leek appears ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. Is tee of the smaller provincial workhouse% says a correspondent of the Garage, a bible old man, assisted by another pauper, was his way with tottering steps from the of the house' to a ward in the Infirmary. The receptios he met with ...

... WORKHOUSE WESTERM EVENING HERALA, PLYMOUTH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, ...

... THE WORKHOUSE CHARI77IB. Charity Trusts Committee recommended for adoption the draft scheme for the appropriation of the tenth of the Workhouse Charities. prodmewl to the m a of income, it. prothat the melee. may. after payamnt of of adinioaeratioe. apply ...

... THE WORKHOUSE HOSPITAL. (To dm d She Western easing Horehtn cite,-1 saw In year paper last week tie account of two patients dying in the Workhouse no one they beds to them die, .though there are many mines belonging to the hospital. Now. I by Ma evening ...

... PLYMOUTH WORKHOUSE. Comparisons with Exeter. lAr. Preston limas, Local had • gout tkel to ay to the eattaano. it the sod • severe with touch data plea than e • very position A ante.' I ntent had made by tbe Mayor of Plymouth, while rho borough pr. armor ...

... DECOYED TO THE WORKHOUSE The Wycombe Board of Gurdans hod before) them, at Misr meeting yosteniay, a man 9 , , named Hour. who told a mmarkable story He amid had been decoyed the workhouse tLe husband of his etepdaughter, on Use be wee being takes for ...

... COAL FOR THE WORKHOUSE. CHARGE AGAINST A PLYMOUTH MAU Lltlt DISMISSEU. Jamas hoary tr 6. of 71. CattaJoeutreal. Molter, sae agora betoro th- ui etotr.; CO.a, bebm,;• tag to trona the m.kago at nary Mr. f .square prosecuted toe the Gagethat, sad Ye. Lk ...

... DEVONPORT WORKHOUSE. the Editor of the Wedeln rcet ttr,—l I mum. you past a little for Jardine* winch my last letter :n It au. .n the Svir,day diturr time before my to the iinard,ank.' menmg arr . Ad.int the.okie totted net have been :n ' n.y pooket ...

... THE WORKHOUSE STIGMA. THE BISHOP OF EXETER DESIRES ITS REMOVAL. Writing in the Exeter Diocesan Gazette?' Bishop of Exeter fears a rather cruel 'ruler,' with high prices, unemployment end Pressure on the workhouses. Re wishes we could get rid of the ...