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... Workhouse ECONOMY The Eev. A. W. Parke presided the t'ottnigh'Uy meeting the Board oi yesterday. The Master reported that inmates thanked the lor the excellent provided lor Lay. The folios ins gifts had ueai received:— Bj« ocui'ecuoaary and Mr. 0. Could; ...
... WORKHOUSE. of measles. '' ' a , Corporation the Poor met chairmanship of Mr ' overttt)r )* There were alst 1 '• j'' (', ® Saunders (Deputy Gover V,. ' Roberts, Miss Geare, Pre] rs Chorley, Colonel Cardew wU A F Terrell Shapland, . V 'U ' Guest, J Loaring ...
... Workhouse WAR RATIONS. NEWTON ABBOT. Ine House Committee the Newton Boards Guardian*. then meeting week, that person* resident in the institution rationed to the rooommendations 'Lord and this, was agreed to Board., j ' asJt'eu if Lord Devon port Order ...
... Workhouses AND RATIONS* THE POTATO QUESTION. I should like to have information from Guardians hew can get toes. This remark, made the Master at Newton Wcrkhotwe, at this week's meeting the Newton Guardian's, led to interesting discussion on the dietary ...
... Workhouses AND RELIGION. TYith reference to the appointment of a Chaplain for Torrington Workhouse, fill a vacancy which has existed since the war during which time the duties have been carried out by the Bey. E. (United Methodist) as religious instructor ...
... WORKHOUSE PROFITS. OKEIIAMPTOX'S SHOW. Mf. A. Guy Whipham presided, Saturday, over the fortnightly meeting of the Board of Guardians. Tills Maxtor and Matron (Mr. and Mrs. W. wrote asking the Guardians to give consideration to their applicati.oll for ...
... WORKHOUSE OUTINGS. Ho!ii«° s ,,rr ,ion 1 bj ih ...
... WORKHOUSE AMENITIES John Russell Tozer, Workhouse inmate, was Newton Police-court, yesterday,' charged with misbehaviour and with threatening strike officer. Edwin Sly. male attendant, said defendant, who was under the influence of drink, took off his ...
... EXETER WORKHOUSE: ee ee QUESTION, taps “DISCUSSED AT TORRINGTON. ra The proposed scheme for the accommoda- tion of imbeciles at Exeter Workhons was the principal item on the agenda at the fortnightly © meeting of the Terrington Guardians. The meeting ...
... WORKHOUSE CHILDREN. CREDITON GUAiKDIAXS' VIEW. Mr. Roger Densham presided a meeting the Crediton Board of Guardians on Saturday. 4 A latter wa« read from the Andover Union endorsing a resolution the retention children rn the Workhou3es, where the were ...
... PLEASANT WORKHOUSES. Get the children out the Workhouse urged Mr. E. D. Court (Local Government Board Inspector) to the Board of Guardians, yesterday. was sorry see, he said, that the birth-rate in the Workhouse was still high. Later, with regard ...
... THE WORKHOUSE BEST. Yesterday, at a meeting of the Wellington Board of Guardinns, the Master (Mr. W. K. Mundy) reported that there were 28 inmates of the ‘Workhouse éver 70 years of age who would be entitied to an old age pension in January. He had seen ...