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... IN THE WORKHOUSES. The dinner at Devonport Workhouso on Boxing-day consisted of roast beef, roast pork, and plum pudding, and a pint of beer for each adult. In only one case, however, was the intoxicating asked for, the dining hall and the schoolroom ...
... WORKHOUSE. Mourn Committee of the Devonport. Board of lthanlirins mot yeistrday, under the chairmanship c! the Rm. C. d. Pahner, to consider and in ieot gate the outbreak of scarlet hem in that is stitution. In the absence. of Dr. Row, Be. T. R. Rolston ...
... the need of fixed and stated spiritual supervision in workhouses, by a regular ohaplaio, would it not be fur more becoming for the Board to respond to the spiritual needs of the inmates of the Workhouse to supply the ministrations, in which some of their ...
... WORKHOUSE Sir, —Whoever is responsible for the disgraceful condition of the new road opened between the Workhouse and the Prison—’Tween Two Evil Lane, some term it, there can no doubt that none of the authorities question have traverse it- If business ...
... d inmates of the Plymouth Workhouse ever tocease? The public generaily as taken notice of the strong opposition of opinion between their medical (Dr. Aubrey Thomas) and the temperance party, bat few know that this Workhouse bas an abnormal number of old ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 which graeo the oppose& s A seams' several tunes has pussy late easppoisted of i s n.iildty mast. The weather—to whirl) r *Unhiked every ill fives the cost living to Use last attack of 'fhte—is really at the root of this trouhl' Dad leek appears ...
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