... W> Gcuchsias, Esq. Isaac Hafkius was charged with tearing his clothes whilst the Exettr Workh»ose. Rouse, the porter the workhouse, stat-d that prisoner was admitted to the casual ward Friday evening last. On being called ou the following morning woik ...

... that Mr. Warren were still an inmate of the Asylum at Plympton the guardians might declare the office of surgeon at the Workhouse vacant.—lt was resolved that this should be done, and advertisements issued for a successor, the election to take place ...

... to this union, and asking that a relieving officer should be sent to fetch him.—It was resolved that the warder at the workhouse should be Clerk read @ communication from the Auditor, stating that he had audited the accounts of the union for the half ...

... last morning performance of the pantomime will take place to-morrow. Okehasipton,—Union Workhouse.—On the evening of Old Christmas Day the inmates of this workhouse had festive gathering tbe largest ward in the establishment, through tbe kindness of the ...

... next Friday. Our report stands over. St. Thomas Board of Guardians. -The weekly meeting tl)ia board was held at the Union Workhouse yesterday, X. Woodman, Esq., presiding. The report was follows j Out-door relief, this weeK fc£ZY 2s. 2d.; last week £227 ...

... At a special meeting of the Exeter Corporation of the Poor yesterday, Mr. J. Woodman was elected niedic.i officer of the Workhouse the room of Mr. Warren There were only two candidates—Mr. Woodman, and J Collins-Griga. The former received 20 votes, and ...

... Prince and Princess of Wales left Berlin at eleven o'clock last evening for Vienna. mariner died in the city of London Union Workhouse, Bromley, on the 11th inst., at the age (as stated) of 102 years. Two men have been apprehended at Leamington for swindling ...

... Chief Constable.—The board accepted the offer of Mr. Wolland, of Sowton, to exhibit his magic lantern to the inmates the Workhouse one day next week. Suicide of an Innkeeper at Barnstaple.— An inquest was held yesterday before R. I. Bencraft, Esq., borough ...

... (sent through Mr. Damerel) from Mr. Wolland, Sowton, for permission to give a magic lantern exhibition to the children the Workhouse, was favourably entertained, but, as matter of routine, was referred to the committee nine.—The .Clerk reported the receipt ...

... a magic lantern exhibition at the house at Easter. The Committee had passed resolution requiring all the officers in the Workhouse to obtain the permission of the Master, or in his absence of the Matron, before leaving the house. They also required every ...

... the local reporter puts it, a widow in the Consumption Hospital, Brompton, in dying condition, bas three children in the workhouse, and a letter was received from her requesting them to be handed over to a Roman Catholic institute for education. The a ...

... Private Worthy, 27 Private Bale, 25. St. Thonas Board of Guardians.—The weekly meeting of this body was held at the Union Workhouse on Friday, the Hon. and Rev. H. H. Courtenay presiding. The pauper report was as follows : —Out-door relief this week, ...