... ARMAGH WORKHOUSE. THE EDITOR 0» THE Gt'ARDTAtV, University Club, June 28th, 1853. Sir, —My attention hag been called to letter from the Rev. J. Campbell, in yonr publication of the 24th instant, relative to certain resolutions moved me at meeting of the ...

... their workhouse and transfer their able-bodied inmates to Armagh. He was instructed to inquire whether the Board would be agreeable to have the inmates from Lisburn who were at present boarded-out in Lurgan Workhouse. As was known, Lisburn Workhouse had ...

... The Workhouse Administration in Ireland was vastly behind that of England or Wales. Unfortunately, the emigration of able-bodied men from Ireland had much to say to this. The large number of old-aged paupers in England has given an immense stimulus to ...

... ALTERATIONS IN THE WORKHOUSE The Clerk read the report of the committee appointed to consider the report of Mr Agnew, L (LB inspector. Mr Agnew recommended the carrying out in its entirety of what is known as the Hobart scheme, involving extensive structural ...

... FIREMAN FOR THE WORKHOUSE WANTED. A N THURSDAY the 21st • day of JANUARY, 1692, the BOARD of - GUARDIANS will appoint a thoroughly capable man to take charge of the Engine and Boilers at the Workhouse, and be entirely responsible for their proper care ...

... MARCH TO THE WORKHOUSE Weet Ham unemployed marched in large numbers to the workhouse. Their leaders interviewed the Guardians, suggesting that there should be a conference with the Unemployed Committee, with a view to mitigating the distress which prevailed ...

... Workhouse Children. If the Irish Workhouse Association succeeds in its endeavour to secure the boarding-out under proper conditions of workhouse children, it will have justified its existence. Wherever the system has been adopted it has been found a success ...

... WORKHOUSE AMALCAMATION The Clerk read the lengthy report of the conference held by representatives of th Armagh, Newry, Banbridge, and Lurgan Guardians, with a view of reducing the number of workhouses, and also with the economic side of the question ...

... THE WORKHOUSE FARM; It was decided that the Master receive his annual t:;mmemt.ion of £l5 forthe thanagement of the workhouse farm, ...

... WORKHOUSE. POOR LAW INVESTIGATION. Dr. Malcolm son, medical officer to I Btnbridgo Workhonse. has brought aserious charge agniort the Clerk, Mr. Thomas Sheridan. Mr. She: a was (oroK-rly Muster the Workhouse, and bis wife was Matron. wad appointed to ...

... THE WORKHOUSE GROUNDS. Mr. John Fleming referred to the neat appearance of the Workhouse gardens and grounds. The crops were in a forward state, and he thought the condition of the entire place reflected the highest credit on the Master, Mr. O'Neill. ...

... WORKHOUSE FIREMAN. The L.G.B. also wrote with reference {o their Jetter of the 6th October last sanctioning the appointment of Mr. Join Pearson as fireman in the workhouse, they wished to be informed as to the manner in which he had Jischarged his duties ...