... WORKHOUSE Strabane Hospital Committee . have appointed a sub-committee to decide u-hieh parts of the building! behind the present boardroom, l stated to he the only remaining part of the original workhouse building will he demolished. TMn'• nothing . ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. Efforts to brighten the lives of the inmates were made at the workhouse Christmas Day, when the several wards and schoolrooms were attractively dew rated with evergreens, colour schemes of various designs lending a special charm to the ...

... matron of the Workhouse, Mrs Conroy. Subsequently it was considered desirable to extend the scope of the inquiry to include an investigation into the manner in which the master discharged bis duties, and into the management of the Workhouse generally. As ...

... Inquiries at the Workhouse elicited the reply that the officials can volunteer no information at all:” The relieving officers also declined to give any information, directing all investigations to be made to the Workhouse* At the Workhouse last night it ...

... Workhouses. Mr. James read the following report, which >av drawn up by the committee appointed to inquire into the question of the amalgamation workhonses and the utilisation any them as auxiliary asylums ; After careful consideration of the accommodation ...

... “”~ Un- INQUIRY. AT THE BELFA ge. WORKHOUSE. een & Mr. Robert Agnew, Local Gove Board inspector, opened an inquiry ye: Um- at the Belfast Workhouse into a cor le made by a Mrs. Millen that certain « of which should have been included in at the Guardians ...

... WORKHOUSE A workhouse is not the place wnere earnes: “seekers” would look for examples of “love, wisdom, harmony, and truth” end Newry Workhouse has never been an to the general rule. Time was when ane forcible weapons of (Lan toe um- Ppetuous and incisive ...

... IN THE WORKHOUSE. By kind permission of Baniskillen Board of Guarchans the usual extras were provided for the inmates of the Workhouse I on Christmas Day end were greatly appreciated by young and old, who were well looked after by the responsible officials ...

... The Workhouse. The inmates of the Belfast Workhouse, numbering about 4,100, this year spent a very enjoyable Chrastmas. very generous treat supplied the Board Guardians, supplemented various treats given kind friends through the different wards for the ...

... THE WORKHOUSE. Th e Visiting Committee reported visiting the Werithore end finding everything in good ender. Dr. Leery thouttlg it would be advisable to have th• eiterime of the Hcepital eltitomeahed. It was nevem., to have that done, for the walls were ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. The cate was accordingly adjourned. Constable Thompson charged John Gray with drunkenness on the public street on 27th October. Fined 2s fid sod costs. Sergeant Hewitt chargedFamnel Allen, with being drunk and disorderly in Alexander ...

... AT THE WORKHOUSE. A very happy Ohriistmas was spent the Workhouse, both by the patients m trio infirmary and the inmates m the body of the house. Thursday the choir of All .Saints Church, sang carols the patients in the wards, who were also entertained ...