... WORKHOUSE. Case in the Superior Courts. DECISION OF THE COURT (ii APPEAL Bad Outlook for the Ratepayers. Yesterday in the Court of Appeal, before the Lord Chancellor and Lord Justices Fitzgibbon, Walker, and Holmes, the cues of Doran v. Guardians of Waterford ...

... WORKHOUSES At the the Athy Board of Guardians on ‘Wednesday, Mr T.l Whelan, Chairman, presiding, an application was considered for outdoor relief from a woman named Wynne, whose husband alleged to serving with the forces in South Africa, but as to the ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. The lot of the inhabitarits was made as bright and cheering as circumstances would permit. In the early morning thre: Masses were celebrated, which weree attended by all the healthy inmates. At the meals’ dufing the day extra rations ...

... WORKHOUSE. POLICE COURT PROCEEDINGS. Kilrush Court of Petty Sessions, S. Brews (chairman), Mr. Batt Culligan, Mr. P. J. Kelly, R.M., were the presiding tices. The guardians of the local Union had j inmates of that institution named Simon and James Meade ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The extremely interesting report of the Viceregal Clormniseion on Poor La.w Reform in Ireland has just been issued. It is a fairly exhaustive document, containing as many ea forty-three recommendations. The of the report is, that the Workhouse ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Again at the workhouse later in ihe evening, Mr and Mrs Brooke were busiiy engaged for a considerable time distribut. ing some of the *‘ good things ™ provided by bis lordship. Rumours that this yea:’s treat would not be up 10 what it ...

... with a oolitic discord. At Lumen yosterday the Master of the Workhouse reilorted that fourteen dozen bottles of porter akistd by the pokee in a Dollingetown athebeim and seat to the Workhouse by order of the niapArstes for the use of the patients, . been ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The first business the agenda Was the question of the lighting of the workhouse by electricity. The chairman said that as Mr. Lawless was present and w..is anxious to get away by train they could facilitate him by dealing with the matter ...

... WORKHOUSE. CORONER'S INQUFBT. STRONG COMMENTS BY A JUROR. On Wednesday evening an inquest held In the Boardroom of the Workhouae. by Dr. George I. Maskosy, Deputy Coroner, and a reepeetable jury, of which Mr. David O'Hanlon. T.C. was foremen, touching ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. The inmates of this large institution had a happy time on Xmas Day. Dinner was aerved the spasioua dining hall at I o'clock, and coated of beef, mutbon, pork, and vegotablel. The old man and women were subsequently supplied with snuff and ...

... THE WORKHOUSE The inmates the workhouse were very kindly treated, and they spent enjoyable a Christmas as wins possible under the circumstances. The customary Christmas dinner was served to them. It of beef, bacon, asd vegetables, while snuff was afterwards ...

... WORKHOUSE. Nenagb, Fridnj. During the week * rather carious thing happened the Nenagh Workhotue. when the water sapply to the imtitation for a couple ox days. It was curious, owing the fact that there was so much water consequent upon the heavy floods ...