... WORKHOUSE 11LJ --11 E-• AL WANTED. trHE BOARD OF GUAR' - •'j DIANS are desirous of receiving TENDERS FOR SUPPLYING the WORKHOUSE with the following Articles, for the periods stated, viz. : WHITE BREAD, OATMEAL, INDIAN MEAL, BARLEY, and PEAS, FOR SIX MONTHS ...

... WORKHOUSE GAS •ILL. At a meeting of Armagh Board of Guardians, the Clerk reported that the gas account for the last quarter amounted to £4l 15s 4d, compared with £2B 8s for the corresponding period of last year. On receipt of that account he wrote to ...

... LURGAN WORKHOUSE. On Monday morning the inquiry into certain charges preferred by Miss Eleanor Allen, school. mistress, against the master (Mr. Taylor) and the matron (Mrs. Taylor) of the Lurgan Workhouse was resumed by Mr. Robert Agnew, Local Govern ...

... their stock have a chance of doing so now. Full information on application at the Workhouse, where these Pigs can be seen at any time, Sundays excepted. Union Workhouse, 6th November, 1902. MANDEVILLE ST., PORTADOWN I have received Instructions from Mr ...

... 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 ...

... THE WORKHOUSE SYSTEM. The only novelty of the Poor Law we have been able to discover this week comes from Drogheda. As there is to be an investigation, when the facts will come out more fully, we will not imminent upon Wen until it takes place. DROGRLDA ...

... THE WORKHOUSE SCANDAL. ALLEGED ILL•TREATMENT OF PORTA- ...

... ALTERATIONS IN THE WORKHOUSE The Clerk read the report of the committee appointed to consider the report of Mr Agnew, L (LB inspector. Mr Agnew recommended the carrying out in its entirety of what is known as the Hobart scheme, involving extensive structural ...

... FIREMAN FOR THE WORKHOUSE WANTED. A N THURSDAY the 21st • day of JANUARY, 1692, the BOARD of - GUARDIANS will appoint a thoroughly capable man to take charge of the Engine and Boilers at the Workhouse, and be entirely responsible for their proper care ...

... MARCH TO THE WORKHOUSE Weet Ham unemployed marched in large numbers to the workhouse. Their leaders interviewed the Guardians, suggesting that there should be a conference with the Unemployed Committee, with a view to mitigating the distress which prevailed ...

... THE WORKHOUSE GROUNDS. Mr. John Fleming referred to the neat appearance of the Workhouse gardens and grounds. The crops were in a forward state, and he thought the condition of the entire place reflected the highest credit on the Master, Mr. O'Neill. ...

... The Workhouse, Lurgan. ...