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... THE WORKHOUSE The whole party next visited the Union Workhouse, after iuspecting the different departments of which, his Excellency expressed his entire satisfaction with the management, order, and regularity of the establishment. DEPARTURE FROM ARMAGH ...
... THE WORKHOUSE, In this institution the inmates had a substantial dinner, by order of the Guardians, whom the rate payers will cheerfully indemnify. In the evening, Mrs. Baton, according to her long established custom, provided an ample supply of tea and ...
... WORKHOUSE artninfr, b>»wt— fo«r and Ba* o’clock, akockintr diae#Te»y waa node obo wator-rtovta attacked the idiot ward (nale) Celeraiaa Workboanp. A maa named George Miller, who bad bean an lomato the ward for aboaft three weeka, went into the apertmtnl ...
... IN WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS, FOB FOUR MONTHS ENDING JULY 31, 1861. The sickness and consequent mortality for the above period whs considerably above the average, and were due to two causes, viz.An outbreak of measeU in the workhouse and large number of extern ...
... THE WORKHOUSES. The average weekly number of paupers in Ireland receiving in-door relief daring the first quarter of 1865 was 61,895. During the first quarter of 1864 the average number was somewhat greater (64,059). Daring both periods the smallest number ...
... ARMAGH WORKHOUSE. the death of Dr. Leslie a vacancy occurs for medical attendant to the Armagh Workhouse; and in making that appointment we know the Board of Guardians will exercise their authority in the spirit of jus- icc which they arc always guided ...
... accomplished and humane medical ...
... THE WORKHOUSE CHAPLAIN. The LOCni Cioternmeut Board wrote, eeknowletiging receipt of minutes of pro. caviling*, and expreseing approve' of the appointment of Rev. Mr. Moran Pro le.tant chaplain of the world:loose. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ARMAGH WORKHOUSE rogrot to state that Mr. Jaxes Leslie, son of the John - Leslie, Esq., M.D., who took charge of the Worithon** this Union, has been seized with fever. The medical Soper intendonre of the institution has devolved Dr. Stack, was sent from ...
... PUSEYISM IN WORKHOUSES. The Guardians of the Strand Union, London, have ejected the All Saints’ Sisterhood from a position they had assumed in the Workhouse as” nurses” (t.e proselytisers) of tho sick poor hospital. A paper, which has tho audacity to ...