... LIFE IN A WORKHOUSE. ' We get up at half -past six ; breakfast at seven.' says the old man. Hal-past seven we oome out or the dining-hall. Our breakfast consists tea and five ounces of bread and butter. We have dinner at twelve. About eleven I feel very ...

... FIREMAN FOR FRE WORKHOUSE WiNT&D. 4,N THURSDAY TRR 28rn DAY OF MAY, 1691, 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 and management ...

... PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS IN THE WORKHOUSE. Referring $o the proposed impmements in the Workhonee, the L.G.B. wrote stating that they were still of opinion that having regard to the magnitude of the works io question they shauld be carried out under tba ...

... USBURN WORKHOUSE FIRE. On Thnrslay morning about seven o'clock what might have proved a very disastrous fire broke out in the Workhouse, and occasioned much alarm amongst the inmates. IS appears that the attention of one of tho nurses was arrested by ...

... LUROIN WORKHOUSE COOL• At Lurgan Guardians on Thursday, the Clerk said he had been directed to write to Miss Agnes Agnew at Banbridge, who had been a former applicant for the position of cook-general in the Nurses' Home, to ask when she could come, and ...

... ARMAGH WORKHOUSE MASTER. A committee of Armagh GtiordianS, to whom a report of the Ministry of Home Affairs' Inspector was referred, stated on Tnesdny. witl► regard to An allegation that the workhouse mhster had shown neglect of duty, that there had been ...

... THE RELIEF OF TRAMPS IN WORKHOUSES. A local cotemporary, the Ballymoney Free Peru, before the Guardians of whose Union this subject was dismissed, has a few remarks so opposite to the state of affairs existing in the Coleraine Union that we make no apoiogy ...

... LISBURN WORKHOUSE HOSPITAL MEDICAL INSPECTOR'S REPORT. The Local Government Board has forwarded for the information and consideration of the Lisburn Board of Guardians a special report whioh they have received from their medical inspector (Dr. Bigger) ...

... WORKHOUSE DOCTOR'S, PILLS. la support of his application at the Dunmow (Essex) Board of Guardians for an increase of salary. Dr. Montague Tench, the medical officer to the workhouse, said he had had to meet an extraordinary demand for pill& and other ...

... ARMAGH WORKHOUSE AFFAIRS. *Oa At h fortnigtoly meeting of Armagh Guardians on Tuesday—Mr. J. J. VV. Dunlop (chairman) presiding—the Nlaster reported that he hail received a letter Dearing the Armagh postmark enclosing Li. with a mite authorising him to ...

... WENT OF A NURSE FOR THE WORKHOUSE. THE BOARD OF GUARDIANS of the Lurgan Union require a - NURSE for the Infirm Female and Lunatic Wards of the Workhouse at a salary of £l6 a year with rations and apartments. Application, with copies of Testimonials ...

... MAY CLOSE LISBURN WORKHOUSE. There is not • man in the body of the house who could earn an honest day's wages, was the report of Dr. Murphy, medical officer to the Lamborn Guardians, in reel:goose to the Board's reqoest for a report showing the ag• and ...