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... STRAND WORKHOUSE. STRAND WORKHOUSE. Thk report of Mr. Cane, tlie Poor-law inspector, on his recent inquiry into the treatment of the sick in the Strand Union Workhouse, lias been laid before Parliament. For the most part it is confined to summary of the ...
... ■WORKHOUSE. An investigation has been for twelve days going on in the Andover Union, Hampshire, in the workhouse of which, our readers recollect, the male inmates employed in the'labour of bone-crushing, were the habit of gnawing the bones (of human htingl ...
... WORKHOUSES. Ocii English cotemporaries, the Tullet and Weekly llegister, are left to fight the battle of the Catholic pauper child in England. They wrestle with ability and vigour against the injustice of which they complain. They have to contend against ...
... WORKHOUSE The annual felt iu connection with the Protestant hospital of the South oublin Union Workhouse |was held yesterday evening. The inmates, to the number of 350. were organized in three divisions. There was numerous gathering of visitors. The wants ...
... THE WORKHOUSES. The Guardian* North Dublin Trial may well congratulated the appearance the workhouse yesterday. Evergreens, etc., were, with (heir usual kindness, plentifully supplied bv Lady Holmpatrick. lairds Ardilaan and Ivcagh.' Colonel Lindsay, ...
... WORKHOUSE. Tae new instrument invented by M. Chassaignac, for the amputation of tumours, is at present undergoing a trial in Dublin, the medical profession here not hitherta having had sufiicientl opportunities for testing its real merits; and as, under ...
... WORKHOUSE Early yesterday morning a wicked attempt was made number insubordinate paupers to burn the workhouse, which, but for the prompt interference the authorities, would have been successful. Inwards number one and two several the male paupers fired ...
... WORKHOUSE. At the meeting of the Galway Board Guardians, Mr. Martin J. Cooke slated that he had been informed an inmate of the workhouse that some of the old men the infirm ward had not got change of stockings for 14 months, and if this were the case ...
... WORKHOUSE. question was addressed tho Prime Minister by Mr. with refcrejice to the case of tho widow a soldier killed at Inkerman, who was now inmate Loughrea Workhouse, an appeal being made that out tho large undistributed balance of the Crimean War ...
... WORKHOUSE, On the 19th the Most Btt Dr Lyeter, Bishop A 17, aooompanied by the Very Ret Dr O’SclUeab, P bibs boro ugh, visited the North Dabtio Union Workhousa where, accompanied by the Superioress and Sisters of Charity, Mr O'Neill, dark; Mr Dooley, ...
... WORKHOUSE. Saturday last tlie the Board of Guardians was specially convened to appoint Protestant trained nurse for llie Protestant wards of the New Infirmary, salary of £4O per annum, pursuant resolution unanimously adopted, consequent upon a request ...
... WORKHOUSE, Ou Saturday aftern on man named John Corrigan, aged thirty years, committed euiruin in one the wards the North Dublin Workhouse under the following remarkable circumstance^---Tho uufurconal.'man bad been a patient in the (or Home time, and ...