... The Workhouse. The inmates of the Belfast Workhouse, numbering about 4,100, this year spent a very enjoyable Chrastmas. very generous treat supplied the Board Guardians, supplemented various treats given kind friends through the different wards for the ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The cate was accordingly adjourned. Constable Thompson charged John Gray with drunkenness on the public street on 27th October. Fined 2s fid sod costs. Sergeant Hewitt chargedFamnel Allen, with being drunk and disorderly in Alexander ...

... WORKHOUSE. The Master of Ballymena Workhouse on Saturday requested that the following notice should he pasted up in the workhouse grounds :— Any inmate who hiss been given work to do outside, such as digging potatoes, scuffeling walks, etc., has no right ...

... Inquiries at the Workhouse elicited the reply that the officials can volunteer no information at all:” The relieving officers also declined to give any information, directing all investigations to be made to the Workhouse* At the Workhouse last night it ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. On the evening of the 24th a cinematograph entertainment was given in the dining hall of the workhouse, under the auspice's of the Society for Brightening Workhouse Life. Tel and currant cake were provided by the Guardians, and during an ...

... WORKHOUSE Derry, Tuesday To-day. at tha weekly meeting guardians Strabane Union, the master o*r. Craig) reported that Nurse Stanley had informed him that morning that inmate named John Rowan was found dead, apparently from strangulation. In reply to the ...

... Workhouses. Mr. James read the following report, which >av drawn up by the committee appointed to inquire into the question of the amalgamation workhonses and the utilisation any them as auxiliary asylums ; After careful consideration of the accommodation ...

... “”~ Un- INQUIRY. AT THE BELFA ge. WORKHOUSE. een & Mr. Robert Agnew, Local Gove Board inspector, opened an inquiry ye: Um- at the Belfast Workhouse into a cor le made by a Mrs. Millen that certain « of which should have been included in at the Guardians ...

... WORKHOUSES One Cf.nlral Institution for »b meeting . diaus of County Donegal ■ i Tuesday consider 1 proposal ic ' f \ of the numtier workh^.-^ Docrgal Mr. Daniel 'DUlicru, who seven workhou‘e> the 0-11.’- paupers accouimcdated .' ■ ;e;*.r could -i in ...

... WORKHOUSE. letter was read from Mr. John Miller, master of the Ballymena Workhouse, stating that they had in that institution #ooommodation for six male and six female lunatic patients, and the Committee Could send them that number ho was mire Guardians ...

... WORKHOUSE. The death h-’.s taken place in the Belfast Workhouse of Mr. Robert Yeates, who. in hi' year was possibly the oldest survivor of the historic Light Brigade. A native of Killynure. CarrTduff. near Belfast, joined the 17th Lancers as a young man ...

... WORKHOUSE Since this report was submitted the ©ld-age pensions scheme the Health Insurance Act, and the dole have come into operation, all of which have tended to lessen poverty and destitution in Ireland. the .-auu time there has come a slump in agriculture ...