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... PLEASANT WORKHOUSES. Get the children out the Workhouse urged Mr. E. D. Court (Local Government Board Inspector) to the Board of Guardians, yesterday. was sorry see, he said, that the birth-rate in the Workhouse was still high. Later, with regard ...
... INQUEST AT THE WORKHOUSE. (jity Workhouse yesterday Mr H W Hooper inquiry into the circumstances of the death of «oj ea Counter, 71, farm labiurer. Deceased's widow said y had lived apart for five weeks. He waa at Alphington *° d she Bxs Island On Wednesday ...
... WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. Hospitals are becoming a nightmare to Boards of Guardians. Throughout Devonshire, and, indeed, all through the country, the burden of criticism from the Local Government Board and its Inspectors is, Your Workhouse is clean, the inmates ...
... ONLY THE WORKHOUSE A Terrible State of Affairs at \ Teienrnouth Teigumouth Police Court Monday, application behalf the Urban Council was made Mr. Deli for the ejectment of W. Davis from house in Millan-strcet, the ground that it was unfit for habitation ...
... TORRINGTON WORKHOUSE. THE CARE OF THE FEEBLE-MIXDED. The proposed conversion of Torrington Workhouse into an establishment for the reception imbeciles, epileptics and idiots under the suggested county scheme was on Thursuay the subject ot conference ...
... LISKEARD WORKHOUSE SIR, —Though I voted in favour of handing over the infants of the Liskeard Workhouse to the care of proper person, I must protest against the charges brought the “Local Government Journal.” No Board has shewn a greater desire to act ...
... THE GAOL AND THE WORKHOUSE. Two artisans out of work, from Sheffield and Manchester, having discovered, after an extended experience of onion workhouses, that they should fare better and be more humanely treated within the walls ofa gaol, determined to ...
... THE WORKHOUSE STIGMA. THE BISHOP OF EXETER DESIRES ITS REMOVAL. Writing in the Exeter Diocesan Gazette?' Bishop of Exeter fears a rather cruel 'ruler,' with high prices, unemployment end Pressure on the workhouses. Re wishes we could get rid of the ...
... EXETER WORKHOUSE. CASUALS REFUSE TO DO TASKS. Before Messrs. P. Kelland (in the chair), J. Mortimer, and J. Irish, the Exeter Policecourt, Saturday, Charles Widger. labourer, of uo fixed address, was charged with refusing to perform his allotted task ...
... districts as set forth in a Parliamentary return recently issued The difference is certainly remarkable, the average expen Workhouse diture per bead of inmates of Workho ase infirmaries an¢ up to 128, 10d. in Rutland. from 4d. in ...
... EXETER WORKHOUSE. A special Court of the Corporation of the was held on Monday at the Workhouse, to consider the propriety of reducing the wages of persons working in the Brickfield, and of better providing for the grown up children now in the workhouse ...
... THE WORKHOUSE HORROR. The inquest the bodies of the seven victims of the workhouse tire at Stafford opened yesterday before Mr Morgan, the deputy coroner, who moved vote condolence with the relatives and friends of the deceased. The jury viewed the bodies ...