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... THE WORKHOUSE. SlR,—Some people fail to see why the Guardians should be so reluctant to supply liveries to the Officials in the Workhouse, especially after such enormous expenditure has been incurred in improving the management of the House, Surely they ...
... workhouse. In maintenance 2.200 Out-relief 5.325 Hospitals Schnola 119 Surgical appliances,&c 81 Lunatioa .a* 2,700 5J Salaries • Rations. 280 Superannuation allowsncea 210 Extra medical fees Buildintta and ...
... WORKHOUSE. FATALITY IN THE NEWTON DEATH FROM FALL DOWN STAIRS. On Thursday, December 22nd, John Endacott, an aged inmate of the Newton Workhouse, got out of his bed about a quarter to six o’clock in the morning, and fell down the stone stairs outside ...
... our Worthy Governor, W. Lewarn, Esq..” in large and bright letters, and holly and flags, made the dining- room of Plymouth Workhouse yesterday look gay indeed. There 614 had their Christmas feast. The hospital and asylam were also ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Chrietmas-day was happily spent the inmate* of the Union House. The usual fare roast beef and plum pudding was provided. Dr Lee, Rees. Messrs Burridge and Nosworthy were the Guardians who attended. Other visitors included Mr. Horner (clerk ...
... WORKHOUSE. AN EPILEPTIC POUND DEAD BED. ...
... WORKHOUSE INQUEST AT NEWTON THE NURSING SYSTEM. STRONG CONDEMNATION BY the CORONER AND JURY. On Wednesday morning an inquest was hold the Workhouse Boardroom, Newton Abbot, by Mr. Coroner Hacker, touching the death Maude Gilpin, who was found dead in ...
... WORKHOUSE. Sob To-Doy. The anneal mak of wore ia rennection the flabaron Sanely wee held to lay at Plymouth Work}moot, obey there a good attendsne , —Mr. W S. Spear opened the tale. 'hie% wadi of a eery ine tereating character. Some of the caned articles ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Tbe inmates were yesterday served with substantial dinner roast pork, vegetables, and plum pudding, and the arrangements made by tbe maeter (Mr. H. A. Burckjand tbe matron (Mrs. Richardson) for the enjoyment of those under their care reflects ...
... WORKHOUSE. of measles. '' ' a , Corporation the Poor met chairmanship of Mr ' overttt)r )* There were alst 1 '• j'' (', ® Saunders (Deputy Gover V,. ' Roberts, Miss Geare, Pre] rs Chorley, Colonel Cardew wU A F Terrell Shapland, . V 'U ' Guest, J Loaring ...
... Workhouse ECONOMY The Eev. A. W. Parke presided the t'ottnigh'Uy meeting the Board oi yesterday. The Master reported that inmates thanked the lor the excellent provided lor Lay. The folios ins gifts had ueai received:— Bj« ocui'ecuoaary and Mr. 0. Could; ...
... Newton Board of Guardians were yesterday recom- mended by a committee to erect an infectious diseases hospital for the Workhouse, and the report was adopted. — Mr. Tripe did not think they ought tu have too small a hospital. They should provide for union ...