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... IN THE WORKHOUSE. The lot of the inhabitarits was made as bright and cheering as circumstances would permit. In the early morning thre: Masses were celebrated, which weree attended by all the healthy inmates. At the meals’ dufing the day extra rations ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Again at the workhouse later in ihe evening, Mr and Mrs Brooke were busiiy engaged for a considerable time distribut. ing some of the *‘ good things ™ provided by bis lordship. Rumours that this yea:’s treat would not be up 10 what it ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. WEXVORD FAIR& AFAIR will be in WEXFORD for Catt.le, Pigs, sod Horse*, On MONDAY, 4th APRIL, 18911. t.T THE WINDMILLS HILL, (And the Approaches thereto) Notintmian cf which shall be sent to the Dahlia 81y0,.. and to thoon of the neighbouring ...
... THE WORKHOUSE Sore at LOW PRlcze. Repairs Done on the Premises. March 6, 1891. ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. YOUNG nos FO& BALI AT THI WORK- Boost. TOME Splendid Toeing Thorooshbral Yorkshires und BsltAred Yorks. Stb. 1821. (I) TO BE LET, ACOTTAGE oontainiag prawiog-rooes, Parlour. four Bet-roomy, Kitchen, Pantries, Servants Apartments, (Nit-olficni ...
... WORKHOUSE For some years pert a number of ladies of New R eta have been in the habit of organising a Christmas Tree for the enjoyment of the little ones at the workhouse. Their efforts were from the first attended with a large measure of auccese but ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Father Murphy said that on behalf of the guests he wished to return heartfelt thanks to the President for honouring them, and he might say ou behalf of the guests that they had been delighted to attend that night. He would speak on behalf ...
... THE WORKHOUSE . THE PEOPLE . ...
... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Mass was celebrated in the Workhouse at halfpast five o'clock by the Chaplain, Rev P Power, C C, Wexford, during which the ' , Admit* and other appropriate hymns were rendered by the choir of St John of God assisted by the school children ...
... THE WORKHOUSE. Sept IM. la 4o' Y.—The Globe Loan Company, 76, Lower Gardieormtreet, Dublin, just opened, and IfII prepared to lend from t 6 to 1600 to all raspectablo borowers, town or country, with or without security, on note of hand only; no fees or ...
... WORKHOUSE. Startling news and startling figuresit is calculated that on an average nearly tramps a week seek the hospitality the New Rosa Workhouse. Surely it A y he termed the Tramp Mecca.' a big percentage of those belong to outside of Wexford there ...