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... WORKHOUSE IMPROVEMENTS. A lengthy communication was read from the Local Government Board relative to the care of workhouse inmates, urging 1 Boards of Guardians to let opportunity pass of carrying into effect the recommendations of the select committee ...
... THE REPAIRS TO THE WORKHOUSE, ! The Clerk said that Mr. W. Barrens had sent ; his account for acting as Surveyor to the ; Guardians in connection with the repairs and : works of renovation recently carried out on the workhouse premises For the preparation ...
... THE WORKHOUSE SCHOOL. The Local Government Board wrote, stating that they had considered the report of the Rev. Dr. Clutterbuck, H.M. Inspector, on his examination of the Workhouse school. The skill of Miss Hammond as a teacher was reported to be very ...
... THK WORKHOUSE DRAINAOK. The Clerk reported the receipt from the Local Government Board of certain resolutions which had to be passed the Guardians before could ob'ain sanction to raise a loan for the Workhouse drainage scheme.—Mr. W. L. Hardinggtve notice ...
... THE WORKHOUSE MEDICAL OFFICER. C. M. Hoi.f, Esq., (Clerk,) read the following letter from Dr. Ashford, in answer to a request from him on behalf of the Board, to personally attend the present meeting, to explain why he allowed four pints of gin a week ...
... THU WORKHOUSE SCHOOL. Dr. Clutterbuck, Her Majesty’s Inspector, reported having visited the Workhouse school, the result being that the children passed a fairly satisfactory examination.”—The Clerk said that five children were presented, and all nassed ...
... TBBATB TO THB WORKHOUSE INMATBB. The Hoeter reported that Ur. and Mrs. Bligh had treated the inmates of the Workhouse a tea; and on the Chairman’s proposition It was directed that their kindness should be acknowledged with thanks. The Master added that ...
... SPEECHES BY THE WORKHOUSE BOY WHO BECAME A BARRISTER.” On Wednesday the Tiverton branch of the Church of England Temperance Society held a successful gatheiing in the National The proceeding* commenced with a public tea,to which about 200 sat down, the ...
... inmates of the Exeter Workhouse Mr. Ritchie, in reply, said : I have communicated with the Guardians of Exeter Union with regard to this matter, and informed by them that it is a fact that 421b. of chloroformmorphia were used the Workhouse during the past year ...
... WANTED, at once, a strong, respectable woman, to act as GENERAL SERVANT, and occasional NURSE at the Union Workhouse at Dulverton. Wages, £l2 per annum, with board, lodging, and washing.—Further particulars of Mrs- Hammond, the matron ; applications to ...
... Pheasants.—Mr. Collard, the retiring master of our union workhouse, offers for sale some very beautiful gold, silver, and English pheasants. The gold and silver ones are well deserving the special attention of admirers of birds of splendid plumage, and ...
... supply of the following Articles to the Tiverton Workhouse, For 25 weeks J rom the day of October next, Brea ...