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... WORKHOUSES Tiik follow is a ri turn of llt« cost (ter of th« dirUr> of atl-b died |«upvrs in Die uuderuientioowd unions:— Cork I'xio*.—Dietary of inmates, and 2, Is :l|d. Limkrk K I MOV I. Abk-bodisJ men. 3d. 2. Able-bodied women. 5Jd. represents tbs ...
... 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 ...
... Workhouse Another of Dr. Corry's poems is written on of all places the Belfast workhouse, and to it is appended the following note: During the winter of 1877 the inhabitants of the town were much shocked and scandalised by revelations made at their local ...
... WORKHOUSE. Hell* Clarke and Lisate Hilliard were charged with drankenaeiw and manbordiaatioß ia the Workhouse. It appeared that the prisoners created great auiss, and preveated the inmates from sleeping. Clerk* was seat to gaol for fourteen days and Hilliard ...
... which it appears that the bread supplied to the poor people the Workhouse was “sour and badly baked, that the ward* are not sufficiently heated, that there is no aohoolmistress Workhouse, that the relieving officers do not visit and report monthly on ...
... 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 ...
... WORKHOUSE. locoonoctiou with the inquest held in the Workhouse on the Docomber with regard the death .Mary F. Tbom|Mion. in which the jury the practice of bringing such children to the surgery in the open air instead of bringing the doctor tmetlie children ...
... 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 ...
... “”~ 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. THE BOARD OF GUARDIANS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that Rules regulating Admission of Persons desiring to Vifit Inmates of Union Workhouse will be strictly enforced from and after the Ist September, 1899. After that date an Admission Order must be ...
... WORKHOUSE. The following letter has been addressed to the Right Hon. Mr. Forster, M.P., Chief Secretary for Ireland, by Mr. Arthur Moore, M.P. I beg to draw your attention .to Poor-law inquiry now being held in Belfast Workhouse, with reference more ...
... ap tee A SME AAS, Boardroom, April | 1, 1865. DUNGANNON UNION. 108¢ APPOINTMENT OF SCHOOLMASTER T WORKHOUSE. rienced NHE BOARD OF GUARDIANS WI their Meeting, to be beld on THURSL 20th of April, 1865, at Twelve o'clock, procee ] Sppointment of a properiy ...