... wholmew her. . September 29,- at Chucmleigh, of rapid consumption,-aged M8, Mr. William Joslin late porter at the Exeter workhouse, a situation that, from ill health, he only- a- few weeks since resigned; and previously an inspector in the Exeter citypolice ...

... vordict of' Natural Death. The second inquest was held at the Exeter Workhouse, on the body of the illegitimate female child of Bessie Taylor. The mother was admitted into the workhouse on Thursday afternoon last, and the same night wae confined. The mother ...

... purchase land and erect an asylum forthe city. They, however, recommended that some provision should be t m made at the workhouse to accommodate the harmless lunatics, ayaland that the most violent, or those requiring medical treat- !yleati ment, should ...

... Exeter Board of Guardians, assisted by three other contributors, have with most praise- l. worthy liberality placed in the workhouse tuo harmoniums, one, costing eighteen guineas, for the use of the chapel, and the other, seven guineas, for the instruction ...

... prevailing in many of the unions. Heretofore, it soeem, vagrants were not proviled with any food on their entrance to the Workhouse by night; but the committee recommended that in fature they should be provided with seven ounces of bread. After some discussion ...

... appears that the Corporation have e Id leased the grounds adjoining the workhouse to Mr. Selater r. for a certain number of years, and as they are building nit ai .r. asylums at the workhouse they require more ground to form tI as an airing ground for the aged ...

... Rempe's tender for flour, at 348. adper sa, end hi Mr. Varwell's for coals, at I-s. . per n werals accepted. The master of the Workhouse, Mr. D~3nn in t answer to the board, said Mr. Melhush had , executed contracts to his satisietlaO to n wb . aY t so boro ...

... made at the last meeting. It was resolved to advertise at once for persons to fill the vacancy of master and matron at the Workhouse, the day of election being fixed for the 2nd of March. ExrTrL CATHEDEaL.-On Wednesday (Epiphany), January 6: services, Dr ...

... resolutjon hail bean reseinded. A letter was read from the master of the workhouse stating that his month expired that day, and he asked that an inventory of the goods at the. workhouse might be taken immediately, as he purposed leaving next 'week to fill ...

... Committee with refvrencc to the statementa I of the Comminsioner in Lunacy on the condition arid treatmertt ofirubeciles in the Workhouse wv.e adopted. I It stuted that after making careful inquiry the 4 mem bers were unabla to recommend that any ohaige 4 shouli ...

... lost by four to two. Mr. Donn, the there mnaster of the workhouse, reported-through a letter to the Ithfd Chairmen which was read-tbat be purposed removing his t t t te soiifrrom the workhouse at I.adyday. On the motion of Mr. rt'ary Cornish, seconded ...

... WORKHOU`E. ' Ber r At ?? n Mr L Bearne and Mr W Laycock.-John I German was cbarged 'withabsconring from int 7 the Newton Workhouse on the 29th June tior last, taking wit h him e othes. the property of Los t tile Guardians.-Blidence was. glvenby air of ...