... togetherat Eastville Workhouse,' It also considers that the very insutlicient accom- modation and temporary character of the buildiogs of our workhouse Intfirmaries makes it imperative that a new infirmary be provided outside the workhouse wails, Ia conformity ...

... children e out of the Workhouse, especially the 'e girls, who could not therp obtain the is truining suitable for them, The committee's oeenquiry ought to avoid the constant be difficulty of girls being sent back to the e Workhouse from service as being ...

... Board Inspector (Mr E, ce We~thered), who had paid a visit to the workhouse on tO F~riday last, wrote as follows in the visitors' book- .. rn I have this day Inspected the workhouse. I find it: id generally satisfactory and the inmates mostly con-E ...

... at Totnes on the body of Samuel er Brown, an army pensioner, who died under somewhat peculiar circumstances at the. Union Workhouse on the 10th instant.-Ur. J. Pillar, Britannia Inn, Dartmouth said that deceased was sacked a just before his death and ...

... Willismd said the Exeter Workhouse was already a palace compared with that at d dloniton, and it would -be taking money out ai ,t of the ratepayers' pockets to Spend -more y a money on the House. Cl Mr. Jarmnan said the Wxeter Workhouse a e was a palece -compared ...

... resolution passed last week to postpone for nine months the t consideration of the question (o ?? the Guardians' Offlce and +lie Workhouse 1 with the Telephone Exchuinge. Mr Taylor secondoe. Mr Jarman objected On the ground that they had a first olass brigade ...

... seconded by Mr Taylor, that a committee of o seven be appointed to o'onside- the propriety r of disposing of the present Workhouse, and l, the purchase of land elsewhere for the re- ,t erection of buildings suitable for the require- s mentH of the Exeter ...

... Inmates of their school. That seemed to him one of the saddest things In the Workhouse which they could possibly find, inasmuch as there werenine illegitlmatechildren In asmall workhouse. With regard to the man, the Board were not giving relief to many able-bodied ...

... an age to leave i the Workhouse, and it wag merely a queetion whether they .should 'igo axraight into service *knowinz nothing of domestic life.- Nfr. West sutgestad th it the girls shonl'i be I taught housework in the Workhouse, hot this Miss Geare and ...

... enjoyment from the outing. They were con veyed from the workhouses in breaks, and their Wants ereto attended to by many Guardians and their friends, as well as a number of the ofloers of the workhouses. The Dowager Duchess of Beaufort visited the ground during ...

... whereas the workhouse garb was a mark of failure (bear, c bear). Some of them were 'rigged up in a selection of dead men's clothes, wbhioh he was not quite sure was the beat way of dealing with them. Moreover, there wore in the workhouses 69 veterans ...

... necessary. The accommodation for the children was 2e proposed to be provided apart from the workhouses, ni End the committee recommended that as the Staple- e, ton Workhouse was certified to acoomodate 1227, ac it would be adequate for the requirements of the ...