... WORKHOUSE SCENES. EXETER CHARGES. The wet weather was the indirect causa the appearance at Exeter Police tour yesterday Francis Kilroy and Daniel Langstone, who were chaiged °' as inmates of the City Poor-law Institution, assaulted the porter. Killoy ...

... TIVERTON WORKHOUSE Proposal to Turn Chapel Into Casual Ward. A PROTEST. Reporting to Tiverton Guardians' Committee yesterday, the Master said casuals had been admitted during the month—an increase of 218. suggested that something temporary should be done ...

... WORKHOUSE SCENE. . ;-N STAPLE CHARGE. l e ,w pleaded cu'lty at Barn- ; l ,' 4 u A Qtly to misbehaviour at the e f' (: haiH , luu tit>i|. was stuteti to sta man having uo fixed abode j' ( Mr. F. George) said that the 0 . ° ' c but quiet on admission int ...

... WORKHOUSE SUPPLIES. TAVISTOCK TENDERS. - Tenders accepted yesterday by Tavistock Guardians Committee in- eluded tbe following:—Meat, Mr. Toms. Horrabridge • Beef (founds), d per lb. ; necks, 4i/d lb. bullocks' head 3. Is each ; mutton, 7d lb. Hair- 1 ...

... WORKHOUSE ASSAULT. EXETER CHARGE. This is Christmas time, and the Justices are not going to give you sentences that will keep you in prison over Christmas, 6aid the Chairman (Mr. E. C. Perry), at Exeter Police Court, yesterday, when sentencing to five ...

... WORKHOUSE WORKERS. The National Union of County Officers recently suggested that the Publio Assistance Committee should arrange, if possible, for a 48 hour working week for officers in publio institutions. It is understood that Devon Committee will take ...

... WORKHOUSE OFFICIALS. TOTNES RECOMMENDATIONS. At the meeting of Totnes Guardians' Committee, yesterday, it was reported that 18 children had been removed from the Institution to the Ashford Homes, Uffculme. It was decided to recommend the Public Assistance ...

... TORRINGTON WORKHOUSE. INMATES E.NTEKTAJ.NEU. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Doe, of Torrington, have entertained the inmates the Torrington Poor-law Institution to a tea, followed by musical programme. Mr. J. Squance (Chairman of the ...

... CREDITON WORKHOUSE. OLD-AGE HOSPITAL. Messrs. W. Carter Pedler (Chairman) and J. (Vice-Chairman) were re-elected to tnose positions at Saturday's meeting of Crediton Guardians' Committee. Mr. Baple was nominated succession to tho Rev. C. E. Jewell (retired) ...

... WORKHOUSE SCENE. BARNSTAPLE CHAUGE. William pleaded guilty at Barnstaple Saturday to misbehaviour at the oor-law Institution. He was stated to mi chant seai nan having no fixed abode. -taster (Mr. F. George) said that the man was intoxicated but ftuiet ...

... WORKHOUSE SERVICES. AN OKEHAMPTON PROPOSITION. Mr. J. J. Wale presided at Saturday's meeting of ©kehampton Guardians' Committee. A letter from the County Architect stated that, in view of the present economic situation, the whole the proposed work at ...

... WORKHOUSE TEA. Barnstaple Committee and Tendering. LABOUR TESTS. At yesterday's meeting of Barnstaple Area Guardians' Committee, Mr. W. T. Buckingham presiding, it was decided the motion Mr.'W. Dunn that in future tenders be asked for the supply of tea ...