... children e out of the Workhouse, especially the 'e girls, who could not therp obtain the is truining suitable for them, The committee's oeenquiry ought to avoid the constant be difficulty of girls being sent back to the e Workhouse from service as being ...

... at Totnes on the body of Samuel er Brown, an army pensioner, who died under somewhat peculiar circumstances at the. Union Workhouse on the 10th instant.-Ur. J. Pillar, Britannia Inn, Dartmouth said that deceased was sacked a just before his death and ...

... Willismd said the Exeter Workhouse was already a palace compared with that at d dloniton, and it would -be taking money out ai ,t of the ratepayers' pockets to Spend -more y a money on the House. Cl Mr. Jarmnan said the Wxeter Workhouse a e was a palece -compared ...

... resolution passed last week to postpone for nine months the t consideration of the question (o ?? the Guardians' Offlce and +lie Workhouse 1 with the Telephone Exchuinge. Mr Taylor secondoe. Mr Jarman objected On the ground that they had a first olass brigade ...

... seconded by Mr Taylor, that a committee of o seven be appointed to o'onside- the propriety r of disposing of the present Workhouse, and l, the purchase of land elsewhere for the re- ,t erection of buildings suitable for the require- s mentH of the Exeter ...

... an age to leave i the Workhouse, and it wag merely a queetion whether they .should 'igo axraight into service *knowinz nothing of domestic life.- Nfr. West sutgestad th it the girls shonl'i be I taught housework in the Workhouse, hot this Miss Geare and ...

... desired to obtain it.- Colonel Walcott seconded, and it was arried. The Committee appointed to visit HIavant and Powpey Workhouses in conneetion with the election of master and matron unani- mously recommended the Board to elect, Mr and Ire Pallin as ...

... Local Government A N Board wrote that th&Y apuneqirted the im- j portance of making provision for the'ohildren E outside the Workhouse, aid were veryun- 8 willing to inteipose any obstacle in the way _ nt, of any proposal by which the Guardia-ns W N consider ...

... per 1ato cf the Newton Abbot Workhouse, Mua 0 hDINO gd with attempting to assault tbe ma' ?? clr grr allin). tean Wtir°D ( HorneT (Clerk to the Guardians) trir ted. and stated that defendant was Wit F.°39 ~d tn tho Workhouse ?? Znd Stal s]3 ie aud St George'so ...

... removal of a man na-med Hernry Brown ?? from Moretonhampsteoac to the Workhouse lnfirmanjor the Asylam. The officer, how- ever, contended tbat hegave an order only M for the, Workhouse Iniurmary. Instead of iia that order. being nomplied with, Dr. Laurce ...

... out that the County Council and the dt. Thomas Guardinas had already male charges against tt e city in s I re'pet ef the Workhouse, and he thought it I most scndesirable that further opportunity should be given them to hate a sling at Ithe city by leaving ...

... claims of the county h le. known. P Ib, Ac old man numed Valiant, an inmate of q 1f, Driffield Workhouse, pays 5s weekly as a Rs 5d guest in the Workhouse, and as his capital in n, to the bank is reduced to £15, he made applica- ea ge tion to save him ...