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... THE WORKHOUSE SCHOOL• The Ministry of Home Affairs wrote unler date 9th April, relative to the post of schoolmistress of the workhouse, and stating that as there were only four children of school age in the workhouse, the Continuance of the post of s ...
... NO ROOM IN WORKHOUSE. At Monday's meeting of the Grimsby Guardians it was stated that all the available space in the workhouse—including fever blocks, old people's cottages, and casual wards—had been utilised for sleeping the ordinary inmates. The board ...
... WORKHOUSE ACCOUNTS. SERIOUS ALLEOLTIONS. Senous allegations were made at Kirkham at the half-yearly audit of the Fylde tlaion - - accounts, W..ods objected to the passing of the master's accounts, and alleged that on September 12th dinners were put down ...
... THE WORKHOUSE SEWERS. Dr. Darling mentioned that he had been dele- gated on that day week to ascertain the cost of employing an expert to tees the Wotkhoueesewers. On inquiry be found that there was only one gentleman who undertook this clefs of work ...
... WORKHOUSE FARE. Few people have an idea of the criaatity of provisions and requirements in a workhouse. In a union comprising Staffordshire and Worcestershire parishes, with a total number of inmates of between five and six hundred, the following items ...
... FIREMAN FOR THE WORKHOUSE WANTED. ON THURSDA Y, the 13th day of OCTOBER, 1904, the Board of Guardians will appoint a thoroughly capable man to take charge of the Engine and BJilerd at the Workhouse, and be entirely responsible for their proper ears and ...
... ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WORKHOUSE, The Master reported that on the prev;ons Friday, Mies Watsoi, of Lakeview, had enter• tained the inmates to tea, and subsequently had provided a concert for their enjoyment. On the motion of Mr Langtry a cordial vote of ...
... WORKHOUSE DIET. Robert Simpson, thirty-eight, baker, workhouse casual, who was charged at Lambeth with neglecting to perform his allotted work. addressed the magistrate concerning his food. According to law passed by the Hones of Parliament and ratified ...
... THE LURGAN WORKHOUSE. TO TEE EDITOR OF TEE 4 LIIEGLIf 1111WS SlR—May I beg that you will kindly give me space in your widely circulated paper for a few words relative to the above Workhouse. On paying a visit a few dap. since I was delighted to observe ...
... Maintenance in Workhouse. The Guardians of the Lurgan Union processed Samuel Sloan to recover .£2 Its for maintenance and medical treatment iu the Workhouse Infirmary. Same v. Henry Haughey for t 2 Vs, Same v. John Gray for £2 145.• Mr. Hugh Hayes, solicitor ...
... WORKHOUSE PLUMBER. There were 12 applications for the-post of plumber and boilerman for 'the iyorkhouse at a salary of £3 lOs per week: The majority of those were from Lurgan and Portadown, with a couple .from Belfast. On perusing the applications it ...
... LURGLN WORKHOUSE. PIGS FOR SALE. SEVEN YOUNG IN-PIG SOWS, rarrYin4 first litter, for sale. For particulars and price, apply THE MASTER, Workhouse, Larger. 24th November, 1910. ...