... cssbody,and on searhbiog them foned Jg a quantity of beef and oraeces on Webberiand 4; some oranges, two tickets for the Workhouse - dated JAnsary 1st, and a box of scented _ laveneer on Parkins.-The Chief Constable ,r- said it was Perkins's fifterntb ...

... information of the theft, and the prisoners were chore eve auplying for tickets of admission to the casual ward of the led Workhouse. The sum of ltd. was found upon them, and ed Sergeant Pike ascertained that they had spent 4Ad. in at and other thingsin ...

... had to Iiiave him. For three weeks after he *id reot give witnicss any mioney. Defendant Wa, the task master at the City Workhouse, wher6 ofne night through his ill-treatment wices2 had to call tie Master anil Miatron u). 0i a September 20th he came lonie ...

... afternoon a lunatic, who bld been taken to the Dover Workhouse for temepotary con- finement pending his removal to an Psyluin, mnade his escape. Croosing a ridge of hills at the back of rthe workhouse he made for the main roaid to Folkestone. Ho was pursued ...

... d, Parr-street, and bummerland- i street to Paris-street. Ru The ward includes the greater part of | Newtown-and alltke Workhouse. Sk BEiLMoNT. an, Is bounded by the north-eastern city Co boundary at Mount Pleasant-road, along 4 Union-road, down Culveriand ...

... said they had: no -~ doubt the: woman d id Ler beat for her children, and thoy oidercd that they should be sent to the Workhouse for another fort- v night, and perbhaps in the meantime the mother 0 could get some of her friends to take care of thom,- ...

... from the poor's-box and told her to gdo to the ?? of the Poor. She went and stated her case to ithe persons she saw at the Workhouse. They consulted on eher case, and told her she was all old soldier, and bad been deserted before. They said that she might ...

... was so ill after he was brought to the station Ury, house that he was 'afraid to keep him there, and eent him rch- to the workhouse, where he was taken care of for the the night. The defendant to-day said he had been working ling on the railway ihe.Wales ...

... neill case was brought before the Guardians, who made an order ove for the child's admission into the Workhouse.-Mr. Newelfl, Thi meeter of the Workhouse, proved by his books that the the child had been an inmate of the House since November, is dI 1879, ...

... payment of the costs. ' sd - . 1 se THE DIETARY AT THE t to s- to EXITER WORKHOUSE. I 1e At the meeting of the Exeter Board of Guardians ( a this afternoo~n the subject of the Workhouse at dietary was again discussed. - Mr. MuN. i ma pioposed that fresh meat ...

... ELIZA COLE was brought up charged with. disorderly conduct in the Exeter workhouse. Mr. H. W. Hooper, for the Guardians of the Poor, called Mr. T. W. Dunn, the master of the workhouse, who said that defendant had been an inmate severalyears. OnNewYear's ...

... THE DA£'S DOINGS IN THE, THREE TOWNS. S0l A HOLIDAY FROM THER WORKHOUSE. 15 The magistrates ait the Plymouth Police-court `6 to-day weere the Mayor (Mr. Waring), Mr.* Latimer, be and Captain Inskip.-Jane Wallace, an inmate of COI the WVorkhouse, wag brought ...