... WORKHOUSE WATER. Mr. T. Dtrt. and subsequently Mr. A. Gt:csarr in the chair. Also precast—MewFarrell Tully, J O'Reilly, (Kens), Jae Smith, J Nester's Report. The Master reported that the sills in the smoothing room and drying chamber are decayed and required ...

... HOOLICANISM AT THE WORKHOUSE. CURSINC, TALKINC, AND SINCINC. MR. TIIOMAS MALONE, J P, in the chair. Also present—Mrs M'Kitterick, Mrs Branigan, Messrs F Gogarty, L M'Keown, W Murray, .1 Berrill, F Bellew, Ogle. .1 Marry. A Cruelty Cu.. The L G B wrote ...

... The Workhouse Chapel. Mr Michael Grace, the council's architect, wrote :—There are some defects in the plaster. ing of the Workhouse Chapel wall, for which Mr Michael Grace, sear, Chapel street, is contractor. I notified Mr Grace when they became apparent ...

... Workhouse Furnace. Messrs Gatlin Bros, Dundalk, reported having inspected the drying apparatus at the workhouse. The system was very old, and the cost of fuel to raise sufficient heat to dry clothes most be very heavy. The repairs necemary would not in ...

... Workhouse Case. The Drogheda Guardians of the Poor had ]as Martin summoned. Mr .1 J Farrell, solr, appeared for the defence. When the Master of the Workhouse got into the boa to give evidence in the case, Mr Farrell said he objected. This case was at ...

... THE WORKHOUSE PUMPS. Mr Carroll asked if the guardiaos were , golag to get in a water supply and throw the pumps to or mend the pumps and make the people in the bonne rat their own pump water for the bit tb.y eats' The Chairman told him that they were ...

... Workhouse llohool. The L sent the report of the Inspector of the National Eduostion Board on the workhouse school, which stated that the general condition of the school was good. He also stated, This littler school is creditably conducted. The children ...

... THE WORKHOUSE FARM. Mr nowt, Early, solicitor, wrote re guardians and Lord Bowtb—• Dear 81r-1 have now got colic: from the Irish Lard Cnremissinners that the application so to fair rut listed for hearing before Snb•Cneic lealru for Mb Fibres's , next ...

... Workhouse Apartments. Mother Mary Staaislaus, Superioress, Convent of Mercy, Drogheda, wrote thanking the guardians for appointing one of the Sisters as Matron of the house, and askiog, as her appointment necessitated modifications of arran4ements, that ...

... The Painting of the Workhouse. Mr C K Doe(las wrote Mattes that had endeavoured to examine Um detective *bidet's and stetted to my that it is itiapnsaible to giro as ram account of their r.rnal:tion Without erecti:•; madolving outside, as ninny di, opru ...

... Dread of the Workhouse. Latterly, too, the poor old woman appeared to be haunted by a fear of having to enter the workhouse. A small boy named Keogh stated he had seen the unhappy woman a week ago wringing her hands and crying in tones of despair that ...

... Workhouse as Fortress, The &nth Dublin Union wt:;occo - pied at noon, the occupation causing a good deal of excitement among the inmates and officials. Mums Roe's die tillery was also occupied. Some boots after ade tachmeot cf the Royal Irish Regiment ...