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... 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 ...
... EXETER WORKHOUSE. THE STAFF AND EGGS. . The Exeter Corporation the Ptor met yesterday. Mr. A. presided. Subject to passing a satisfactory examination, Mr. Hurley, aged 40, Heavitree. who was discharged from the Army in 1908. after years' service, was ...
... WORKHOUSE CHILDREN. SCATTERED ST. THOMAS BOARD ACTIO* ■ at * St. Eoard UHardian* , meeting, under the the fiev. P. P. Buckingham. * * rwianifli*^^! M Special transfer the Hewn the ■ ' * tt' ,t£l ills, members ths Committee ••• were opinion hi- ,J - ...
... WORKHOUSE CHILDREN. GUARDIANS CRITICISED. The Gu3idians had under discussion, the fortnightly meeting, the question ot the care of tha children in the Workhouse. Mr. Preston Thomas, Local Government Board Inspector ior the South Western District, attended ...
... NEWTON WORKHOUSE ACCOUNTS ORDER. At yesterday's meeting: of the Newton Abbot Board Guardians the CTierk (Mr.-' F. staged that the Government Auditor had examined the books institution, approved figure* submitted by him (the Clerk), and certified stun ...
... LUNATICS IN WORKHOUSES. A QUESTION AT NEWTON GUARDIANS. During yesterday morning a man named Medland, who had been sent to prison for 14 days for refusing to look after a lunatic in- mate, and who had come out of gaol that morning, interviewed the Newton ...
... 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 ...
... WORKHOUSE TREAT. AXMINSTBR SUCCESS. happy evening was spent by inmates the Axminster Poor-lav instil on the occasion of New iear treat the Board Room. It was organised, for years Mr. I. .7. and Mrs. who arranged concert and collected from townspeople ...
... HONITON WORKHOUSE. LAUNDRY IMPROVEMENTS. At Saturday's meeting of the Honiton Board of Guardians, Mr. E. L. D. Cruwya presiding. the Master reported that Mr. Duff (Ministry Health Inspector) had visited the Poor-law Institution and expressed satisfaction ...
... EXETER WORKHOUSE. —ffi- - CONDITION OF THE INMATES. THE NEW BUILDINGS. The Rev. Prebendary S. W. E. Bird .Governor) presided over the weekly meeting of the Exeter Corporation of the Poor There were also present ~Chorley, Miss Geare, Canon Hobson, Col ...
... 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) ...