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... WANTED: T IIE Bo.ird of Gittrilians her , be give Notice ,- that at the Weekly Meeting of the Board, to be holden at the Workhouse. Swansea. On THURSDAY, the 2:ith day of JAN 18,710, they Will proceed to the APu POINiMENT of a RELIEVIN . G OFFICER for ...
... resolutions were carried. Accounts of two or three deaths from destitution in the west of Ireland are given in the pawers. The workhouse of the Carrick on Shannon union is dcactibed as being in a deplorable , from fever, neglect, mid want of funds. ENCUMBERED ...
... gave it as their opinion that the author of following conundrum was entitled to the twelfth cake,— _ . 'Why is a ' poor workhouse boy' at Christmas the F.mperor of Russia, at present ? Because he's confounded fluugary, and longs for a piece of Turkey ...
... on THURSDAY. the tl4th day of January, 1850, proceed to ELECT a competent PERSON to fill the OFFICE of SCHOOLMIST of the Workhouse of this Union, In the room of Miss Angelina, Snow, reigned. Salary from to £2O per annum (with the nsnal rations, Sze.), ...
... RELIEVING OFFICER WANTED. Huard of Guardians hert by give Notice, that at the Weekly Meeting of the Board, to he holden at the Workhouse, Swansea, THURSDAY, the 25th das. ofJ AN VARY, 1850, they will proceed to the APPOI NtMENT of a RELIEVING OFFICER for DISTRICT ...
... ago. Before that I did get a little to do, though it Was very little, since then I have called aliuest eve, y week at the workhouse, bat they have put toe oil; tellitig use to come in a fortnight or a week's nine. I never kept acquaintance with any of the ...
... awful disaster has occurred in Killarney, by which a workhouse has been destroyed by fire, and 27 girls and two women killed. The fire burst out about 11 o'clock on Monday nig,lit in a branch workhouse formerly the college, when the cries of the wretched ...
... Starving—no home —no friends. Oh, it's dreadful ! Here, poor.boy [gives him sixpence], get up, do, and go and apply at the workhouse. They must take you in, you know. Mr. Jones told me so. Dreadful Object: Oh, I can't wa!k, I'm so weak, Mum. [Groans and ...
... them fractured both his legs. Mr. Frans, the surgeon, wis at once sent for, and the poor fellows were conveyed to the Union Workhouse, where they now remain in a dangerous state. iTH PETTY SESSIONS, Friday.—Before If. Gwyn, M.P., F. E. Lloyd, Esqrs., and ...
... DUE 1 7 in sat t ied n y l'e4 Mr. 1 Jenkins. relieving oflicer of Llatowit-Major, „i„ g t r d .;r o . e cnor of the Union Workhouse of thia district, in the room of Mr. Phillipe, who hull t theiently discharged the duties of the ofilee up to the period ...
... IRELAND. APPALLING CATASTROPHE. — The Limeri c k papers give the particulars of a melancholy catastrophe in one of the workhouses o city. Between and nine o'clock on Tuesday night, ly after the inmates women) had retired to rest On the lofts of the store—it ...
... on persons maintained oat of the funds for the relief of the poor, alt in Ireland the cost of supporting the poor in the workhouses had fallen from 2s. Id. to Is. Id, per head. Though the agricultural horizon might be gloomy and lowering, he was not prepared ...