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... WORKHOUSE INQUIRY. hi response to a complaint made by Mr. Henry Hunter, Kuocknashane, in respect of his son George who, when in the infirmary for treatment, was alleged to have been assaulted and kicked by the wardinaEter. The Guardians held an inquiry ...
... WORKHOUSE WIRELESS. BELFAST OFFER REFUSED. ALTERNATIVE SCHEME DECIDED ON. By a majority of ten vites (the Chair- man, Mr. Thos. Faloon, J.P., and Mr. Mullen dissenting) the Lurgan Board of Guardians rejected the offer of the Belfast Gala Sports Committee ...
... THE WORKHOUSE ROMANCE. Mr. W J. Johnston prodnoed • pictorial pod card. which, be said, was of very great importanos. It was addressed to the Board of Guardians, and he thought it should be read for their informatics. Chairman -II strikes me that you ...
... FIREMAN FOR THE WORKHOUSE WANTED. ON THURSDAY, the 22nd MARCH, 1906, the Board of Guardians will appoint a thoroughly capable man to take charge of t h e Engine and Boilers at the Workhouse, and be entirely responsible for their proper care and management ...
... WORKHOUSE OVERCROWDED. There are now 1200 inmates in the workhouse at Leioester. The building is overcrowded to such an extent that beds have to be made up in the corridors. The number on out relief is exceptionally heavy, and on Monday 100 single men ...
... WORKHOUSE SUPPLIES. At the lA-monthly meeting of the Lurgan Board of Guardians on 18th inst. —Mr. T. Faloon. J.P. presiding—tenders for the supply of provisions and necessaries were considered. and the , following were accepted for the ensuing six months ...
... AMBULLNCE FOR WORKHOUSE. The Clerk said be received some time ago e letter from Mr A. W. Mena, chemist. Larger), it vegard to tbe gift of so ambulance for the work. bones. He bed Dow received a farther oommoni• action from that gentleman and one from ...
... WORKHOUSE GAMBLERS. Workhouse inmates at Aston have hitherto been allowed to relieve the monotony of existence with a friendly hand at cards. What particular pine they affect, whether bridge or erode, is not known to the authorities, but it is hinted ...
... UNNIOESSARY WORKHOUSES Although everybody who has Modica the 'mined of Poor•law administration in this country is con• winced that the number of workhonece maintained at present is grossly in execsa of requirements. no measures have been taken to reduce ...
... WORKHOUSE POET. Edward James, an inmate of West Ham Union Workhouse, which is close to Epping Forest, has written a hymn of some poetical vane, entitled What Shall I Pray For? which has been set to music by the Rev. H. W. Davies, chaplain to the union ...
... THE WORKHOUSE SCANDAL. INTERESTING SEQUEL. ...
... DERRY WORKHOUSE. Derry Board ut Guardians on Saturday decided to give Christmas extras to the %Vorkhotle• Mr. Doherty said they Fhould he given plates at C.liristmas for their nieat. As it was, the meat was placed on the bare tables. Councillor Healy ...