... accepted. The pastes was let to Mr A. Ilremner for £t Mr Tait read a letter on the disuse o f a kohohe stimulants at Wrexham Workhouse. Sono discussion followed as to whether alcohol might not be discussed at the Caitlinist Poorhouse, but as the meeting wY ...

... bad an opportunity. This was amplified by showing bow these priest.' had been appointed as chaplains to regiments and to workhouses with salaries, the coat including the £30,000 given to Maynooth, amounting to the round sum of half-a-million I sterling ...

... her any. would you, my dear sir llun ! would you, if in my position, let her starve ? No! but I would send her to the workhouse. where. at all events, she would not starve. Take my advice; give her ample sailing room. and leave it to me. and be answerable ...

... rertortiva porta. Imps must the, e toe that their Douai are removed from the lauding place on arrival. sir fail. boa sho Aet I's Workhouse. Gods, wheat cuneigne 4 to order, or Ware. based for the em the partiW I. whom limy s•.. at the risk soil 4 cassisA, All ...

... future. Concerning the necessity for some scheme whereby the laborer and the edam may be saved from parish relief or from the workhouse their old age, their cannot, I think, be two opinions. Concerning the nature of that scheme it is less easy to speak. All ...

... tobaooo plant makes a veep good Wear. Two popalar adage tells a■ to staff • cold sad starve a soy►. How rare ought to is the workhouse I—how scarce golds among alder- mend IT Misorookedlegeof the young cases in tight trauma but it is perfectly proper to Isegh ...

... surrounded. routtact for the supply of bread tit the . from the New 'her, a t 2!d per and now • regular mode. took place. For a Workhouse, foor.poontl loaf, or per loaf if time the up the gates had the better of tint game, the ball being got as far as the old ...

... terrible stet* of an injured peasantry in Ireland. What:hss that people been brought to! Have they not been reduced to the workhouses and lunatic Englan d unfair land sysrein. And not long ago l tried hard to empty those poorhouses by moding them to the ...

... A . few weeks of sash weather would soon make up for tee backward stets of matters. IN —Mach of the *hilly aspplied in workhouse cad other is very new, and is often largely Kril of patent still whisky or silent We perceive that Messrs W. &A. have ...

... very bad, either way you put it—, Steal and Doolittle,' or ' Doolittle and Steal.' We can't join. of us would womb* in the workhouse aid the ether is the ...

... the doors, but she has no knowledge of honest thrift that will help her as a poor man s wife, or save her perhaps from the workhouse in her old age. And in the chest of Christine, our German servant, there also lie other treasures, evidences of barrel:VW ...

... yen sad mouths ogo the whole of whioh time, with the esceptioe of the lam fie weeks, they be,. been in the Salford Union Workhouse, alum, in foot, yeangee child born.' It will the be sees that the story of the eldest child erietly ; sad - what eighties ...