... WORKHOUSE RECONSTRUCTION. The Clerk read a letter from the Ministry intimating their approval the new or amended plans for the conversion the Lurgan Workhouse into a District Hospital. Mr. M'Alinden asked what was the next procedure. Tho Clerk said to ...

... Workhouse Ambulance. The NEinistry of • Home Affairs; in a letter dated 13th November, referred to the minutes of the Board of Guardians' meetings of 10th ult., and the 2nd November, and approved of the expenditure of a sum not exceeding £5O for the purpose ...

... WORKHOUSE COOK. The Ministry wrote sanctioning an increase of salary of £5 a year to the workhouse cook—from £3O to £35. The Clerk said Miss Agnew, the cook, had left the place almost a fortnight ago. The Master said they had no cook in the Institution ...

... LURGAN WORKHOUSE AND Lurgan Guardians, on Thursday last, refused the offer of the Sports Gala Corntnittee to instal two four-valve wireless sets with six loud speakers in the Institution at a cost of bin. At the same time the Sports Gala Committee stated ...

... THE WORKHOUSE SCHOOL• The Ministry of Home Affairs wrote unler date 9th April, relative to the post of schoolmistress of the workhouse, and stating that as there were only four children of school age in the workhouse, the Continuance of the post of s ...

... WORKHOUSE PLUMBER. There were 12 applications for the-post of plumber and boilerman for 'the iyorkhouse at a salary of £3 lOs per week: The majority of those were from Lurgan and Portadown, with a couple .from Belfast. On perusing the applications it ...

... Maintenance in Workhouse. The Guardians of the Lurgan Union processed Samuel Sloan to recover .£2 Its for maintenance and medical treatment iu the Workhouse Infirmary. Same v. Henry Haughey for t 2 Vs, Same v. John Gray for £2 145.• Mr. Hugh Hayes, solicitor ...

... NO WORKHOUSES IN CHINA. Although there are no workhouses for the poor and indigent in Chins, and rates are not levied for their relief, in all the provinces of China there are colonies of beggars who constitute an important element in the population of ...

... WORKHOUSE COOK, There were two applications for the position of cook in the Institution, and Mrs. Mary Dougherty, 44 Union St., Portadown, was appointed subject to the usual conditions. ...

... TILL WORKHOUSE COOK The Clerk (Mr. James Calvert) said that the Ministry had written sanctioning the appoinment of Miss Alice Agnew, of Banbridge, as cook in the workhouse at a salary of £3O per year. Proceeding, the Clerk said she had declined to remain ...

... UNRULY WORKHOUSE INMATES SENTENCED. Two able-bodied inmates Dungannon Union. Thomas and William M'Cormick, were, changed at Dungannon j>etty sessions Monday with insubordination and disorderly conduct. Mr. Roberts stated that the two had several occasions ...

... LURGAN WORKHOUSE TEA CONTRACT. The tea tester reported to Lurgan Guardians yesterday that No. 5 sample was best, and the tender was awarded, on the mof ion of Mr. W. J. Johnston, LP., to Messrs. Carson & Co. Mr. D. Bock, J.P.—We'll never get the tea out ...