... Forsyth was ill in his house, and that he wanted him removed to the Workhouse. I gave him an order for Dr Hawtborn, who certified the man was ill, but able to be removed to the Workhouse, and recommended his removal thereto. I visited and took particulars ...

... recommended that the workhouse master be authorised to com- mence the removal to the new workhouse after Ma- Hediey's, theinspector's report, was presented, unless his report rendered another course neces- sary. The minutes of the Workhouse Committee were confirmed ...

... Poor-law Commission- era with respect to the report of Mr. Robinson, who had lately inspected the workhouse. Mr. Robinson stated that the defects in the workhouse which he had oemplained of at a previous inspection had all been removed, and that the sanitary ...

... and Mrs. Hogan for presents of scrapbooks and flowers respectively for the use of the patients in the workhouse. Norse Scott, of the Belfast Workhouse Infirmary, was unanimously appointed to the vacant office of trained (night) nurse. at the annual salary ...

... the workhouse. There were {9 pauper officials who received a pint of beer daily, and 40 who reseived half-a-pint, and each received aix ounces of bread and oue ounce of chese, extra. This evidently was a sort of inducement to stay in the workhouse, and ...

... recommend that they should give him an order to enter into the Workhouse, and there find some suitable work for him. He should like to know what work they provided for the inmates of the Workhouse to do. The Master said there were only two able-bodied in- ...

... under the consideration of the Guardians-the re. moval of the Workhouse children to a separate estab- lishmnent; a step which he considered would sufficiently relieve the pressure on the Workhouse accommodation and obviate the necessity of enlarging the present ...

... in regard to a Workhouse, and the liabilities of the ratepayers, and he for one would be the last person in the world to desire to put them to any unnecessary expense; but he was quite convinced of the necessity of building a new Workhouse, and begged to ...

... spirits in the Workhouse, and moved a resolution to the effect that the medical officer be requested to report to the board as to the cause of the apparent excess of consumption in the Bristol Workhouse as com. pared with other workhouses. The cost per ...

... OFFICER OF TUE WORKHOUSE. A letter -was read from the Local Government Board for Ireland, approving of the appointment of Dr. Brice Smyth to the office of medical officer of the Workhouse, at a salary of £100 per annum. LIABILITY OF THE WORKHOUSE PREMISES TO ...

... to attend upon tho patients in the workhouse in the forenoon. He had feeling in the matter, but he thought the patients ought to be attended in the early part of the day. On Tuesday Dr. Nevins called at the workhouse at 25 minutes past ten o'clock in the ...

... number of workhouses, and the strict enforcement of what may termed the penal discipline, would speedily produce the desired results in regard to pauperism. All is not yet well, however. Thriftless de-titmion grows apace, and what has the workhouse, with ...