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... THE IRISH WORKHOUSE ASSOCIATION. LKTTKR MONTEAGLK. !'f> iilfc; toi'ioa iur. I'KCKMAS'a .lOVBNAU. Dear SiR-While thank you for jour sympathetic ami closely reasoned article your of the 25th may I point out one miioonception, it appears ? Yon rail* the ...
... ourrCorrespondent.) On Saturday evening a very Agrecable enter. toinment; was given to the pauper inmates of the Lurgan Workhouse by Lady Lurgan. Amongst the visitors present on the occasion were the fol- lowing :-Right Hen. Lord Lurgan, K.G.; Lady Lurga4 ...
... children in ih-« workhouse, and remove from the yicious association* of t'n* workhouse. The resolution was passed unanimously. Sir DufFey. Col f Physicians. proposed the following resolution— That this meeting congratulates the Irish Workhouse Association ...
... THE EPIGEON HOUSE FORT AUXILIARY WORKHOUSE. OnFridsya ip.vial meeting the Corporenot*illbe h»M at on* o'clock, to coneirter the the South Union Guardian* tor t l ' uie of apo ti nof the Pigeon Hous-; Fort ' r the temporary occupation soran that union ...
... it has tonnd some difficulty in discovering the manufacturers of articleA suited for workhouse ise, I estimate the cost of clothing, bedding, .tc, in the lish workhouses at A:150,t000 per annumu, and believe it may all be procured of drometic :nanufactureas ...
... LONGFORD- * SCANDALOUS DISCLOSURES. Our Longford correspondent writes Mr Patrick X'Gaver, J P, coroner, held an inquest at the Workhouse on Tuesday evening upon the body of a man named William Daggan, 75 years of age, who died shortly after his removal to the ...
... changes in the clergy of bis ?? Johln Daly, workhouse chaplain, Skibberecn, to the cucacy of Aughadown; Rev P Hennessy, C C, I Carse Clear, to replace Father Daly as chaplain; Rev Father Joseph O'Sullivan, workhouse chap- lain, Clonakilt', to Cape Clear; Rev ...
... Mass, the Very ' l'ev Dr Keane, 0P, ascended the pulpit and l presched an able and eloquent sermon on the h os sr,. fIRSH WORKHOUSE ASSOCIATION. TO THS EDITOR FgiRNMAN'S JOUaRN.. D!aR Sia-Ba goo' enough to pablish in your columns thle following list of ...
... week falling on ,re Christmas Day the guardians appointed yesterday, instead t thereof, for their weekly meeting in the workhouse, at s an- Brunswick-street. art The chair was taken by le$ Captain LINDSAY. b, The following guardians attended -Dr. F. Brady ...
... the Prestwich workhouse. The absence of the little creature made the mother very uneasy, and when Tuesday morning came'she had so terrible a presentiment that something had happened -to the child, that about noon she went to the workhouse to fetch it. ...
... representations of the Rev. Mr. Spais, P.P., Birr, respecting the religion in which certain deserted children at present in the workhouse there were entered, the following letter was forwarded by the com- missioners. The whole correspondence is published in the ...
... she liked it or not. She begged of him to let her out of the workhouse, and that she would endeavour to make out a livelihood for herself; but all to no purpose. Another officer of the workhouse, Mr. Muir, escorted this poor crea. ture down in the railway ...