... Family In Workhouse ...

... AWAY WITH THE WORKHOUSE Mayor at Chelstoa O.A.P.'s Sale .• tnt t ht. ‘‘.,rklionse awav %MI. Thal IS lif the tir4t things Parllauwot ahould have (teen upon to do. reuutrked the Mayor man I. T. Bowden whet). by the Nlayoresa, be opened a bring and buy ...

... i *pan a • • • By H. TERRY. Filly Years Ago December sth, 11194 CHRISTMAS TREAT TO WORKHOUSE INMATES ago the inmates of Newton ),•vical reasou to romember Torquay ut eltristmav time. The inhabitants alwayo subscribed liberally towards providing a real ...

... TEMPLETON FETE The Liberal Appeal COL C H HITS OUT Label Challenged SOCIALISTS’ “WORKHOUSE” POLICY IT-COL C H adoption Liberal candidate fer -d Tiverton at the General Election place at a meeting of representative Liberals held Ex on Saturday Addressing ...

... the passing of the terms pauper, lunatic, and workhouse inmate. Plymouth Workhouse became Greenbank House, and later the City Hospital, Devonport Workhouse became known as Ford House, and Stonehouse Workhouse was renamed Clarence House. In 1909 Mr. Manaton ...

... victory the Glorious first of June, 1797, and a pound note token payable at Birmingham Workhouse for 80 3d. tokens. On the reverse side a picture of the workhouse and the date. 1813. Another interesting coin is an Irish halfpenny, struck during the reign ...

... Abbot Workhouse. Christmas Day In the workhouse has had a fascination for many, but most writers have written against the comfort of the establishment, following in the footsteps of Dickens; indeed, they illustrate the old order of workhouses which went ...

... ton, Coffins well. Ipplepen, Bickington, private enterprise foUr ...

... Filen, Mr. It. Parnell; Mrs. Corney, Miss S. Tothill; Workhouse Master, Mr. K Sawaders ; Pauper Woman, Miss E. Middleton; Mrs. Mann. Miss M, Wynda I lodger, Leech: Charlie, 11. Hawk. Bop. in the Workhouse were: W. Chowan, J. J. White, It. Eon&lid, S. Clarke ...

... Plymouth County Court yesterday when several claims for possession of .houses in the city were heard. There is nothing but the Workhouse for this v.oung woman and her three children. Are the Plymouth authorities aware of the sort of cases that come before me ...

... ns. She was the daughter of Mr. G. W. C. Soltau-Symons, of Plympton. Bears The proposal to apply the whole of Devonport Workhouse and Infirmary to the purposes of a hospital for sick and wounded soldiers one which should enlist the warm co-operation of ...

... couples. Declaring the home open, the' Bishop of Exeter spoke significant changes that had taken place. From the days of the Workhouses they had passed to institutions, and now to homes. At Magdalen House all the men who had given a lifetime of service and ...