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... Workhouse CHAPLAINCY QUESTION A TORRINGTON PEOBLEM. Mr. J. Squance presided over meeting of Board of Guardians, when it was reported five casuals, who had absconded en' Friday, were arrested the same day and sentenced, Bow Bench seven days hard each. ...
... Workhouses AND RATIONS* THE POTATO QUESTION. I should like to have information from Guardians hew can get toes. This remark, made the Master at Newton Wcrkhotwe, at this week's meeting the Newton Guardian's, led to interesting discussion on the dietary ...
... the past twelve or fourteen years. On Christmas Day the Workhouse inmates sat down to dinner, consisting of boiled rounds of beef, vegetables, and coffee. Afterwards service was held in the Workhouse Chape), conducted by the Rev T H Barrow, in the absence ...
... The Workhouse. Thanks the kindness of the Board Guardians, the officials and other ladies and gentlemen, the inmates ot the Workhouse spent really enjoyable Christmas. The infirmary wards dining hall, and chapel were prettily decorated with holly, evergreens ...
... Workhouse OFFICERS' SALARIES. TORRINGTON REQUEST. At the last meeting of the Torringtoj Board Guardians, Air, J. Squanco in the chair, application for a testimonial wad received from the Master' (Mr. A. ilarri-6On) behalf the Matron and himself. Mr. J ...
... WORKHOUSE. Henry Fisher Brimicombs, sawyer, was summoned by MrGidley, Relieving Officer to the Totnes Board of Guardians, for neglecting to support his children— Fanny 13, Edith 11, Laura 9, Emmeline 5, and Maude 3, who bad become chargeable to the common ...
... at the workhouse. Torquay should greatly interested in the Newton Abbot Workhouse, seeing that a large proportion of the inmate* hail from the Borough. The total number of inmates Christmas Day was the largest on record. the morning each received a Christ ...
... The Workhouse. last Mr. Wix.d heard of Ow lllruled Mrs. Lee when entered I.ii,,lwlli V.rklH,ul.p Inter tlwre. tx tlw .ttwy rrf J.dia Ire** stay. 111 ton bd.' by Mr. Witold. 1..11;:er Ii of life. but lii lii.. unimpaired. 4lr Ihe tem ii Mr. W.. 41 u • ...
... IN THE WORKHOUSE. The Bideford Workhouse, which was alive with festivities, was nicely decorated with evergreens, holly, and paper chains, the latter being made by two little deaf and dumb girls, from a Deaf and Dumb Institution, now spending their holidays ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. There are & number of inmates from Torquay the Newton Abbot Workhouse, and it was pleasing to see that residents of the Borough took marked interest in their welfare. The 4. »9 inmates had for breakfast fried bacon and bread and butter ...
... imbecties witheat sper supervision day and night aud sepazate from the other inmates.~ The committee made an inspecting of the Workhouse in onder w sce . provision be madi fur seyarativit. Wet they. sere of pinion that was perfectly cnder the present. ceparate ...
... WORKHOUSE. Mr. Gibb, superintendent relieving officer of George’s, Hanovernquaro, made an application Westminster proceed 'gagainst man who fre years had been I mmate the Fulham-road Workhouse. Herald the inmate recently got drunk, and the of a lirial ...