... Kennedy. purcuant -c e tion, moved that -M-, ?? v. ½. came before the Board and ext.ae -a ,:zn which he had prepared for t. s workhouse., and show i the r.nt .z.-l reduced. His reasan for 'hms in, - V,. at a previous ieeting it had i(; c get an independent ...

... charge of haring wilfully neglected to maintain his 'Wife ald t1heir thtree children, who sce now iunates of the North Dubha Workhouse. A MAN'S ATTACK ON HIS WTIFE. Patrick Nolan, labourer; New Row, was pro- secured for having committed a violent assault I ...

... her husband was ^ . couutry. On the 19th of the presen J_. t l. sbe came again to him, end said she haver sbay out of the workhouse. : n,; her four children were adiitted Into .d ; have been there since. The woman v. very baid state of health. Inspector ...

... men representing the various hospitals in Limerick and some mean- bers of the Board of ouardians wvas held to-day at the Workhouse for the purpose of arrang;ing a scheme by which tprbhationarv nurses could se-are clinical training at any of clause inItun- ...

... refnTmatory. jthe first two for five years and the latter for ywur Years. O'Shausrhneisvy was remanded to I Ithe 'North Union Workhouse pending inou'i- r'es as to a vaca.ncv in an industrial schoo.n Lfuisna Mervvn was charged witlh receiving some of the prnperty ...

... and had been married the past eleven year'. Five months ago ?? deserted his family, and they were now in- 'in ?? of Ehe workhouse. The defendant had tip tn t-he prosent snuces-fuly evaded repeated attempts to serve hirn wirth a commons to answver he char ...

... GOVERNMENT.INSQU1RYi Mr Arthur Bourke, Local Government Inspec- tar, held an inquiry on Monday, in the Board- room of the Workhouse,_ Edenderry, writh refe- rence to the representations of the Notfl, 2, and 5 Rural District Councils for the erection .of ...

... Rural District Council of the North ' I Dublin Union held the adinuroed. quar-__- r terly meeting in the Boardroom of I the Workhouse for the placing of contracts e; for road repairs and maintenance. There were on i 55 works open for contract. and in. only ...

... O'Grady Delmege, it wat Pt. cornded that, the County Council should con- fider a shem for the ?? of nniano, qo that one of the workhouse buildiaM would be available as an ?? asyl,.. DROGREDA QU4RTER SESSIONa. D Droghed3, Thursday. . At the Doede& Quarter Swqeons ...

... kn'iddle classes formed 22.5 per cent of the en- t-ire, and the artisans, shop-keepers, labouring classes, and inmates of workhouses made up 77.5 per cent. The gnereral death rate in 99 was 36.6 per thouisand. The mort-alitv in '99 was exceptionally he-ivy ...

... her, and tied a hanaerohief round her neck for the purpose of choking her. The woman had to be taken to the North Union Workhouse Hospital, where she is suffering from nervous excitement. The prisoner was remanded. i DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. John Rallherty ...

... reported to the Guatdians as ?? mi au umaitary ctate, and they had issued an ordet¶ that the children should be removed to the Workhouse until the house hd been put in a sanitay oondition. Galvin had refused to comply -with this order. Hence the prment ap- plication ...