... THE WORKHOUSE. lie must an active Man, about middle age, without incumbrance, who can Read, Write, and keep Accounts. Salary, £l*2 and a Suit of Clothes, yearly, with Rations, Fuel, and Candle. He will required reside constantly in the Workhouse, and ...

... homes ofenmo, in'which masters of workhouses, and even chaplains may assist the fostering. Strangs aeems that a little that organisation which has been found efficacious in prison cannot be Introduced into Workhouse discipline. would hurt the out-cast ...

... ENNISKILLEN WORKHOUSE, On yesterday I was shown through the variou* wards of this house, and the improvements effected since I last had similar opportunity even as to reflect the greatest possible credit to t},., person instrumental in effecting them ...

... ARMAGH WORKHOUSE arc glad to loam that the mortality this institution is rapidly decreasing, the deaths during the week amounted only to 2(5, about one-half the number of the week preceding ; whilst those the convalescent house appear steadily improving ...

... WORKHOUSE SCHOOLS. At the close of the year 1850, we had workhouse schools under our board. the 3lst of December, 1851, the number was 128, being increase of four compared with the preceding year. Of these schools, twenty-eight are in Ulster, forty seven ...

... SCHOOLMISTESS OF THE WORKHOUSE. The schoolmistress having tendered her resignation, in consequence of her being appointed Housekeeper to the B’ind Asylum, the clerk was directed to advertise for Schoolmistress for the woikhouse,atasalary of per annum ...

... POUTER TO THE WORKHOUSE He must be an active man. about middle age, without incumbrance, and who can read write, and keep accounts—Salary £l2 and a suit of clothes yearly, with rations and an apartment. Wanted also, fouh mmsE-TEWDcns, for (he Hospitals ...

... WORKHOUSE SCHOOLS. The report the Committee appointed to consider •he subject the education of the children in the workhouse, was submitted to the meeting, and read as follows: “ In consequence of resolution of the Board of Guardians, passed on the ultimo ...

... WORKHOUSE SUPPLIES. Tenders for the usual workhouse supplies, and the medicines for the Union were opened, read and considered, and samples carefully examined. The fol lowing were declared contractors :—Bread, Mr. Chas. Foster; Beef, Messrs. R. R. Ballentine; ...

... THEFT AT THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. Turner charged three inmates named Heaney, Copland, and Cosgrove with having stolen a quantity of lead from the Union Workhouse. The larceny was proved another inmate who iiad been set to watch Heaney when he obtained leave ...

... ENI THE WORKHOUSE. Tharaday aveaieglasts time wee spent by of the above, through tbe kindoees of of ladiea the city, prominent amongst them beiiur— Mrs M-C lei land, Mrs. Hannan, and Mrs J. H. Fullerton. Tea, and n supply of the nsnal accompaniments was ...

... ARMAGH WORKHOUSE. Od Saturday last there were 269 inraatea in Armagh workhouse, compared with 263 at the corresponding data of last year. The coat of outdoor relief during the week was £9 la, inclusive of the coat (£4 8s) of mainteoance orphan and deserted ...