... farsin assgenbled 00 Thursday laiii, tar the purpose (it exaiiainin.- evidence touching the conduct (if 'thoe cia'terr of the Wor'khouse, and uponl which~ the report of the Coibtulittee 'of' Enquiry was foundled ; 24, gen tletren Ro,3i'wv(i'd to theit' namues ...

... confined to rosptccwable, honest, and imoral persons. Not onlly would the accommoodation and m;ur- rounldin-s of tho reformed workhouse teid to make inmates comulort- able and happy, bat the increased liberty and the opportunities tifforded ror healthy outdoor ...

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... sh ie a very ?? woman. She has been 1-icking up all th e a disturbance. Alltbe e unpleesa tnepsne has emanated from the Workhouse th a'nd that ?? has had a great deal to do with it. (A (UARDIAN : It is fal se.) There w hl no quietness until else is gone ...

... gianted the. use of the evidEnco,-Mlr. HAMILIN aceconded, nnd it was carried. - The MRIDICAL 0Oc1ice1c T`ret'o'td thut the Workhouse Hospital was1 t very ?? 'The only wav he could ace to remedy rc thsdo t e thbilding of fresh wards.-Mr. Si Bo~n saul there ...

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... watching what was going on in the Workhouse, and ia would to only doing ?? by the r tepayers if his resolution weascarried. (No.) He was infoirnd that many of the paupers went in And out the bhck door of the Workhouse at any time of the day or night- ...

... it report of the ollicial inquiry held by him on the 2Sth ultimo., into the ?? preferrsd by the Master said Matron of the Workhouse of the Exeter Union against the nurse, and the counter charges preferred by the nurie i against the Master and Matron. t'he ...

... school in Dovonshire, which turned out a failure. He told the Rev. gentleman that ieo could riot continue to resido at the Workhouse, and that it woutd be their duty to ascertain his settlemen't, and plass him over. lie ?? very slrotigly to that, beoanse ...

... ' AMENITIES AT Tfr u NEWTON , WORKHOUSE. was ASSAULT ON THE MATRON. inju At the Newton Abbot Workhouse yester- > a day one ot the officers had ocoasion to make a complaint t the matron against a woman E wud ani when brought before the matron the ce-t ...

... ,SCANDAL AT TAUNTON WORKHOUSE. At the meeting of the Board of Guardians on Thursday, the question was 'onsidered arising ourl of a. letter read from 13r. Willcookq, the medical officer, respecling the complaint of one of the nurses as to the Master having ...

... letter fri receivedfrom the Loe~tGovernmemt-Board,asregardep ,f tke~cdnduhii of the. master, mnatron, 'and nurse of the, ea 'Workhouse. The 6ve~rnor (Mr. Surridge) presided. 'mi This CLERKi reada&letter Train the Local ?? 'Bozard, in vrhibh'thay Stated that ...