... WORKHOUSES. ' - When we hear suggestions that ‘Workhouse buildings shounld ie repaired and improved, we ure disappointed. Not that we ‘duubt or question the necessiiy for keeping them in order, but because it looks like an intention to continue a system ...

... In the Workhouse. . Miss McDonald—that was her maiden name—then told of her first hushand’s failure in the engineering business which he set up in Grantham, of the birth of her boy while she was staying at Grantham Workhouse, where she taugzht a school ...

... In the Workhouse. Miss McDonald—that was her maiden nanie—then told of her first husband's failure in engineering business which he set up in Grantham, of the birth of her Troy while she w..s staying at Grantham Workhouse*, where she taught a school class ...

... Workhouse. The number in workhouse is R 1; last vear 69, Jeremiah Hegarty, mason, Kilgarvan, asked to be sent to an exteru hospital. Mr. S. Hegarty—He is a poor man, and cannot pay anything. Mr Aldwell—He is a man who worked hard all s life. Agreed to ...

... OF WORKHOUSE WANTED. ...

... WORKHOUSE held on Thursday, Mr ...

... WORKHOUSES. We notice that Local Governmeat Board Inspectors are going , the country urging Boards , iiiardians in Kerry to repair nail improve Workhouse httihliugs. 'the Guardians and the cfficers were, we thought, attendto this matter of keeping the ...

... WORKHOUSE. Father Fuller intorin, o. that Mrs. Iliirke. Nlcflormott. and some other lodic. hate been doing some good work for the children in t t he Workhon.e at Chri.trnas tune. W congra.idate them: hitt would suggest that their effort. might be extended ...

... WORKHOUSE Mr E J Stack, J P, presided alone at the Listowel Petty Sessions on Saturday. Assault. A man named Patrick Murphy was charged by the matron of the workhouse. Mrs Daly, with assault. Mr Creagh (sole. to the Board of Guardians), appeared for the ...

... The Workhouse. The Muter rvpultt.a that there w•as no cununuu cart in the World se. Mr. Flahive—Advertise for a new ear. Mr. Curran—What was the fault in the ear that Mr. Foley made? The Master said the Board rejected it. It appeared that Mr. Foley f ...

... WORKHOUSE. The Boarcd of Guardians of the Kil-| farncy Union will, at their Meeting on oaturday, the 220 d February, 1908, proceed to appoin: a duly qualified person to fili the office of Schoclmistress of the Workhcuse, at a salary of £42 per year, with ...

... WORKHOUSES. We notice that Local Govern- | ment Board Inspectors are going about the country urging Boards of Guardians in Kenry to repair and improve Workhouse buildings. The Guardians and the ofiicers were, we thought, ytten(]- ing to this matter of ...