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... II THE WORKHOUSE STOCK. LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD INQUIRY. M-i. Robert Agnew. Local GovernmenL Board Inspector, eat in the workhosi-e on Saturday, and resumed the s-vrrn inquiry into alleged defic'enc es in the stork. Air Win. Harper appearedL for the Boar-l ...
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... IRISH WORKHOUSE ASSOCIATION. meeting of the Association held at 196 Great Brunswick street, Mr Edmund L, th« chair. Also present—Dr {Catherine Matforre, Mrs Power Mrs Haelam, Mr dairies Eaton, Sir Th'>rnley Stoker, J >j»eph Smith, snd Mr Kennedy, gee ...
... OATECRISING IN ARYIAGH WORKHOUSE. |AsLUAir, TUESDAY.-At the umeeting of thte Board of CGuardians here to-clay--Mr. A~lexander Snoai;, *TP., presidin¢-MVr. II. G. HIdrarm, J.P., drewo atteni .on to the absenc of the ?? Catholia catehist, Thss 31I~ee, fromn ...
... THB1 BANBRIDGE WORKHOUSE MILK SUPPLY. [rator ?? RuPonTER.1 BANBRIDGO, MONDAY.-At the webkly meeting of the Baubridge Board of Guardians, held in the Boardroom of the workhouse here to day--Mr. Alexander Mulligan presiding-a discussion arose with regard ...
... GOVERNMENT BOARD NQuflxY AT SIRABANE WORKHOUSE. Strabane, Thursday.-To-day Mr. CharIne P. Cotton, C.E., chiei engineering inspector in coin- nection with the Local Govermnent Board, at- tended in the Boardroom (of the workhouse for the purpose of holding an ...
... Irish Workhouse A meeting «f the Executive Committee was held »f 196 Oreat lirun-swick street yesterday. Lord Montaatrle, K I', the president, in the chair. Al»o present—Dr Lafl'an, Cashei: l»r Smith N'as* I'r K'atherine Mr* Haslain. am' Mr Thomas K*'»ne ...
... Poor-law Commission- era with respect to the report of Mr. Robinson, who had lately inspected the workhouse. Mr. Robinson stated that the defects in the workhouse which he had oemplained of at a previous inspection had all been removed, and that the sanitary ...
... and Mrs. Hogan for presents of scrapbooks and flowers respectively for the use of the patients in the workhouse. Norse Scott, of the Belfast Workhouse Infirmary, was unanimously appointed to the vacant office of trained (night) nurse. at the annual salary ...
... OFFICER OF TUE WORKHOUSE. A letter -was read from the Local Government Board for Ireland, approving of the appointment of Dr. Brice Smyth to the office of medical officer of the Workhouse, at a salary of £100 per annum. LIABILITY OF THE WORKHOUSE PREMISES TO ...
... al workhouse. Mr. KAVANAGH-It is all very well to talk this matter over, but, at the same time, if we are to have a supplemental workhouse, we should do away with the Sight Refuge first. There has been a great objection to a supplemental workhouse; and ...
... that ` No -workhouse officer, who may have been dismissod by an order .of the Local Government Board, shall, after such dismissal, remain upon the ?? premises, or enter thereon for the purpose of interfering in the management of such workhouse. The Boaid ...