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... THE WORKHOUSE HORROR. The inquest on the bodies of the seven victims of the workhouse fire at Stafford opened on Friday before Air Alorgan, the deputy coroner, who moved a vete of condolence with the relatives and friends of the deceased. The jury viewed ...
... Family In Workhouse ...
... THE KINOSIBRIDOE WORKHOUSE SCANDAL. Kingthridge Guardians met on Kahlelay, Mr * horniiii Adams preeiding. A letter W 44 read hem Dr. Arthur Pearce. medimi Aker for Malborough, in reference to the ease reported at the lest meeting of a lad ;named John ...
... TOTNES WORKHOUSE. Guardians to Apply for a Large Loan for Extension. At Totues Board Guardians Friday, Mr. J. R. Kiugwell presiding. Miss Patteson, application ironi the NS.PC.C. fox a subscription, gave notice move that two guineas given.—Mr. Brandon ...
... WORKHOUSE CHILDREN Question Discussed Okehampfon CHANGES OF OFFICE Mr. A. Guv Wkiphani ...
... WORKHOUSE CHAPLAIN Tiverton Guardians Refuse to Make Appointment Ray. J. Fowler presided over Tuesday's meeting of the Tiverton Board Guajdians, when there was a fairly large attendance. letter was read from the County Council, announcing the payment ...
... EXETER WORKHOUSE: ee ee QUESTION, taps “DISCUSSED AT TORRINGTON. ra The proposed scheme for the accommoda- tion of imbeciles at Exeter Workhons was the principal item on the agenda at the fortnightly © meeting of the Terrington Guardians. The meeting ...
... THE GRAMOPHONE at the WORKHOUSE. Through the kindness of Mr. E. A. Marriott the mat of the Exeter City Workhouse hove had an opportunity of hearing the gramophone. The performance took place in the quadrangle in front of the Workhouse, most of the inmates ...
... 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 ...
... PLYMOUTH WORKHOUSE The inmates hed a very bright end pleasant time on Christmas-day. The Maycr and Mavoress, who visited the institution, were. accompanied round by the Governor (Mr. 6. C. FP. Clarke), Mr. G. Miller (chair- man of the House Committee) ...
... WORKHOUSE INMATES. BISHOP'S PLEA FOR a\ - The Bishop of Exeter, in the 1 letter in this month's 111 ' says:—l afraid before cS ; ii>; , r f, rather a cruel winter. frier' \ ;{ \ and there is every prospect j,.»• will accompanied by a i' , j work, and ...
... THE WORKHOUSE CHILDREN. tip children whose unfortunate lot it is to be brought ' «6 khouBe, are not entirely forgotten, as may be roDa 9 to time by the appeals which are made e . Metropolis to those in better circumstances to * a giving these poor children ...