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... remuneration for taking stock of the provisions, etc., in the workhouse in September last. The Local Government Board wrote asking ii Margaret Bothell is still acting so temporary wardsmaid in the workhouse, snit, if so, that the medical officer be asked to furnish ...
... THE WORKHOUSE CHAPIL. The Rev. 0. Cahill, C. Chaplain, applied to the board for some artificial flowers for the altar. Oideged —That the chaplain provide them. ONDIII THI LADOUVAIS ACT. Mr. Buellj. clerk, informed the board that he bad sent out circulars ...
... DRAINAGE OF - THE WORKHOUSE. Mr. Clerk of Works, submitted amended plan and specification for the sauitaVrramaatiarmeanasts mat dra rred li o ag: c o o f tu t m ac e l: v .,use. LEAVE. . . . M. A. Farrell, requested three days leave of absence, she haring ...
... LUNATICS IN WORKHOUSES. A latter was received from Mr. Atkinson, Clerk of North Dublin Union, forwarding& copy of the following resolution Resolved, to move that • deputation of the board of guardians of the poor of the North Dublin union do wait upon ...
... Eduatio• Is Workhouses. The following was read from the Local Goveninient Sir—l am directed by the Local Government hoard to state for the information of the board guaradins that they have received a communication from the 01 National education drawing ...
... ROBBERY AT THE WORKHOUSE. Sub-constable Purcell brought up a boy named John Fanning on a charge of stealing two pairs of boots the property of the Guardians of the Kilsenny Union. Mr. Molloy, master of the workhouse, deposed that he arrested the prisoner ...
... The Workhouse Porter. The Local Government Board wrote stating that they had now sanctioned the appointment of Mr. Robert Wall as porter in the workhouse, at a salary of £l2 a year, with rations to the estimated weekly value of ss. 100., and an outfit ...
... WORKHOUSE BEEF At the last meeting of the Waterford board of guardians a tender for beef from Messrs. Flynn Bros., was accepted. Messrs. Flynn sent three tenders, one at 54. per cwt. for best bullock or heifer beef ; one—that which was accepted—at ilia ...
... THE URLINGIORD WORKHOUSE. A correspondent who chnnced to •isit lirlingford during the recent holding of the Quarter Sessions of that town, has written to us to express the pleasure which he recei•ed from an inspection of the new Workhouse there, which he ...
... URLINGFOKD WORKHOUSE. ' The new Union Workhouse at Urlingford is now very nearly completed, and will occupied October Ist., at which time Mr. Burnham, the efficient Contractor, will have completed the furniture ordered. It is due to our townsman, Mr. ...
... bread also advertised for, and that baking in the Workhouse discontinued. in the event of its being considered that bread will cheaper. The following visiting committee wera appointed to ins|>ect the Workhouse, periodically, viz: —John Power, A. Colles. M ...
... WORKHOUSE FARMS. not these he established generally over the country? We certainly think so; and wherever the experiment has been tried, it has worked successfully. the foot of the cold, calculating North, where they talk less and work more than people ...