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... WORKHOUSE Faling on the roadway he was carted off to the Workhouse. He sent for his old comrades and handed them his two book (all his earthly possessions) with the injunction that they study the life of the Divine master. breathed, he said into the soul ...
... THE WORKHOUSE THE POOR Law Union Workhouse at Tannaghmore South, according to Slator, had William McEilney as master and Harriet McCloskey as Matron — a formidable pair. ...
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... WORKHOUSE. Mr Hamilton stated that while on big I way to Lurgan be had received a letter from the Local Government Board in reference to the inquiry into charges contained in anonynious letters, but as it now tran• spied tbat the letter was signed by ...
... WORKHOUSE It would seem that in 1856, what is now High Street was known as South Street for situated there, then as now, was the Friends Meeting House. The New Connection Methodist Chapel was also in South Street while the the Parish Priest of St Peter’s ...
... THE WORKHOUSE The Poor Law Union Workhouse, at Tannaghmore South, accorde to Slator had William McElney as Master with Harriett McCloskey as Matron. A formidable pair no doubt in days when it was common?lace to advertise for or a keeper of harmless lunatics ...
... WORKHOUSE. The Clerk said in connection with the proposal of the firmofDawson‘ and Co., Maynooth, Co. Kildare, to sell an ambulance for hospital use, he was directed to communicate with this firm with regard to a trial of the car, and he did so. They replied ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. As noted in the Master's report on Thursday, Mrs and Miss Greer, Woodville, entertained the inmates, young and old, in the Workhouse on )(MSS Day, and of course the Cluardiaus voted the customary seasonable exttes for the various ordinary ...
... IN THE WORKHOUSE t.KI all , life. I , For he , 111 re B, swoon. TEMPER4OI3 IN A swim. meeting (under the the Blue Ribbon movement) the Leclerc Sigh Street, 91 Tutioday last. Alter tell. 1;1414,ir wee takon by ti • • r LURGAN auspices of Wai held in on ...
... Brightening Workhouse Life ENTERTAI2OIIiNT AT ~LIIRGAN WORKHOUSE. On Friday algid Mr. R. A. Waddell, P.L.O. sod • few fried'. melded as egoihnt Illltertaioraset to the inmates of the Wothisisse. Everyone was but treated to a plestiful supply 0 , tee eel ...
... cannot shut our eyes to the fact that there is something arong in the workhouse system that is at the root of the difficulty about the nurses. The workhouse master is king withiu the workhouse : the workbouse matron, by exigencies of the law, must be his wife ...
... Christmas in the Workhouse. Quite a happy time had the inmates of the workhouse during the festive season. In addition to the usual extras allowed by the Guardians—a by no means meagre fare—Mrs. Greer, Miss Greer and Mr. John Talbot largely supplemented ...