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... LISBURN WORKHOUSE. The members of Lisburn Board of Guardians were specially summoned on Tuesday to 000 sider the advisability of closing the workhouse. Lady Keightley presided, and Mr R. Fitzpatrick, Local Government Board inspector, was present to answer ...
... at tht Workhouse. 01 lIId 11Iliiiir) inquiry at the Workhouse 3 resumed by Mr. Robert Agnew, Local Government Board Inspector, at 10 o'clock on Monday morning. ...
... PAINTING THE WORKHOUSE. A lettrr was riled from the L.G.B. consenting to the proposal to porches° oils sod paints fcr the peirvir g of the Workhouse without advertleir g. Ref4rring to the proposal to pay the Master of the Workhouse for superintending ...
... hristwas at the Workhouse It is many years since the inmates of the Workhouse spent a better time than they did this Christmas. Thanks to the generous heart and open purse of Mrs. Greer, Woodville. every grade—men, women, and children—had each something ...
... CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE. On Christmas Eve the inmates of Lurgan Workhouse enjoyed the treat of • tea supper, after which all the ler:sates. not confined to bed in the infirmary—mem. women and childrenpartook of the generous hospitality of is Greer ...
... 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 ...
... Entertainment in the Workhouse, Mr. Johu Talbot provided a treat of tea i aod fruit cake for the inmates of the Lurgan Workhouee on Friday evening last, and the followirg very acceptable programme was given in the dining-room under direction of Mr and ...
... Fireman for the Workhouse Wanted. ON THURSDAY, the 31st AUGUST, 1916, the Board of Guardians will appoint a capable man to uk%chuge of the Engine and Boilers at the Workhouse, including Selas Plant, and be entirely responsible for their proper care and ...
... WORKHOUSE TERROR Mr. Hayes, acting on behalf of the Lurgan Board of Guardians prosecuted Bridget Reid, 50 John Street, Portadown and an inmate of the workhouse, for breaking five panes of glass valued at £1 in the workhouse on Sunday. Maggie Herdman said ...
... WORKHOUSE CHILDREN. The Chairman suggested that chil‘dren should not be kept in the Workhouse after they attained the age of 8 years. 'ln order to give the children the benefit of acquiring settled habits and becoming useful citizens, they should then ...
... Christmas at the Workhouse. I accordance with custom, the inmates | . of Lurgan workhouse and infirmary were | given a little of the joy of (Christmas by | the dispensing on the festal day of ex-} tra rations appropriate to the time of good cheer, and ...
... 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 ...