... perfectly ronsistent with the exercise of his profession; it It be in the froorkhotue, he cannot. 'hb Office belig In the Workhouse is also objectlonable on other grounds, if possible rnitre imnortant. 'Iite Mrarl'Iage Aet proviles for the celeeratin of ...

... in the Workhouse Ob. H Christmas IaD. Tbe. friends were no'. riy satisfied, and as the result of further s, inquiries it wass found that a most un- ?? happy mistake had, been wuade by the' of undertaker and the porter at the Newton.*Workhouse, and the ...

... next visit to that institution, in order to see if ?? of the patients had recovered sufliciecittly to be moved back to the Workhouse.-Mr. SuanRlos seconded the motion.- Mr. BOND seid he thoaght the resident medical. officers ait the asylum were capable of ...

... r, blows on the face. Uther aocidents of a minor character occurred in tbe Easter Feirfield. THE DRINK QUEISTION AT THE WORKHOUSE. TIhe weekly meoting of the Exeter Corporation of the Poor was held this afternoon at New Buildings. Mr. GoveinorSuirridge ...

... as this eityi where exhausted nature gave up: and in one' of our streets was found. He was' conveyed ipumediately to the workhouse, where every' advice and assistance was repdered-but the poor fellow's career had run' its lasteand here he was buried-unmourned ...

... December 7, at Pounds tLnd, Silverton, ViviAN, infant son of ROBIERT JOHN end SARAH ANN D)EwDnEY. se December 6, at the City Workhouse, the Master, JAMEs r GARD HENLeY, aged 34. hes December 5, at 9, Salutary Mount, Hoavitree, REGINALD sn1 GILLETT, infant ...

... be removed to the workhouse. The report of a committee appointed at a previous meeting, was brought up by Mr. Latimer, and it stated that they had enquired into the statements made by the two boys who were apprenticed from the workhouse to Mr. Bremridge ...

... Badcock, aged 83. BoLEs.-May 27, at ?? Court, Exmouth, Devon, the Rev. James Thomas Boles, aged 82. GILsEsr.-May 26, at the Workhouse, Holsworthy, Mary Gilbert, formerly of Clawton, aged 72. HAMrE.-May 31, at the residence of her son-it-law, at Countess Weir ...

... became sane again. He (Mr. Sayell) P , thought such men might be removed to the workhouse instead of to the asylum,. where the cost as much greater Ytthan at the workhouse. LA lengthened discussion followed, in r. which it was shown that the medical officer2 ...

... at the Fountain Temperance Hotel, Tiverton, Mary, the wife of Mr. T. W. Northam, aged 46. PAUsoNs.-Sept. 16, at the Union Workhouse, Barn- staple, Henry Parsons, aged 75. RowB.-Sept. 12, at Lower -street, Cullonapton, Harrict, wife of Wmr. Rowe, aged 68 ...

... h An inquest was held yesterday at the Board-roomn of di the workhouse before H. W. Hooper, Esq. coroner, on the a bod of a man, named James Battershall, Fbo was conveyed a to the workhou'se on the prvious night ini a state of insen- sibility and died ...

... ernor Harding, to take into consideration the question of raising the salary of the Rev. F. Bell, Chaplain at the Exeter Workhouse. Mr. Bell was appointed at a salary of .100 per year, and it was now proposed by Mr. Cuthbortson, and seconded by Mr. Wippell ...