... WORKHOUSE FARE. POULTRY FOB STAFF BUT NOT INMATES. Tho dieeision of Plymouth Guardians »as t week to grant the indoor officials a special ration of poultry lor Christmas in lieu two days' meat allowance had sequel at yesterday's meeting when Mr. 11. K ...

... WORKHOUSE SCENES. EXETER CHARGES. The wet weather was the indirect causa the appearance at Exeter Police tour yesterday Francis Kilroy and Daniel Langstone, who were chaiged °' as inmates of the City Poor-law Institution, assaulted the porter. Killoy ...

... STIMULANTS IN WORKHOUSES. return was issued yesterday shewing the quantity of spirits, win* and malt liquors consumed in each work* bouse in England and Wales in the year ending December 31st, 1883, and tbs expenditure in each workhouse, toi getber with ...

... WORKHOUSE. VISIT OF LORD COTJRTENAY, LOCAL GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR. OVER £3,000 FOR NEW INFIRMARY. Mr. J. D. Palmer presided at the Okehampton Guardians on Saturday, and there were also present Mr. John Knapman (vice-Chairman), Rev. R. Hole, J.P.. Rev. J ...

... WORKHOUSE PIANO. >• GUARDIANS' ACQUISITION. suggested Mr. G. Westlake Board-room tbe Stone-1 llar dians, when the Mayor of i.^ Solomon Stephens) handed i ' tile instrument Should •fi^^'injtl Board/room with view to tiife cf the weekly (chairman of the ...

... TIVERTON WORKHOUSE Proposal to Turn Chapel Into Casual Ward. A PROTEST. Reporting to Tiverton Guardians' Committee yesterday, the Master said casuals had been admitted during the month—an increase of 218. suggested that something temporary should be done ...

... INMATES Me D. Court Local Board ine aitended meeting of the Dulver- ton Guardians, and remarked that the number-. ot ©: Workhouse had dwindled down to thi: As was! ace tecn—inelve old people and a girl. inmates. the Beard were not commadation tor S2 tt ...

... WORKHOUSE LAUNDRY. Honiton Guardians and Purchase of Machinery, POSITION MASTER. IRREGULARITY ALLEGED, to decide the matter then, as there were other offers. Mr. Cruwys did not know what the price of these goods was going to be, although some of them ...

... COAL FOR THE WORKHOUSE. CHARGE AGAINST A PLYMOUTH MAU Lltlt DISMISSEU. Jamas hoary tr 6. of 71. CattaJoeutreal. Molter, sae agora betoro th- ui etotr.; CO.a, bebm,;• tag to trona the m.kago at nary Mr. f .square prosecuted toe the Gagethat, sad Ye. Lk ...

... MEASLES IN THE WORKHOUSE. gfr,—iieefog matt ft antot that en ostbieek of nettle' FM armored In the itzetee Mty Woreho w totarated to know elan the if* to b plead 1 hear there abmt 22 25 aildre e n In the elorphig wad a attire. Atfht s!t.s. titan tog gbh ...

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... THE GRAMOPHONE at the WORKHOUSE. Through the kindness of Mr. E. A. Marriott the mat of the Exeter City Workhouse hove had an opportunity of hearing the gramophone. The performance took place in the quadrangle in front of the Workhouse, most of the inmates ...