... ?? it=lbrih'r O! the Colb:ic who, 1-ng7-r tbhe means. s-rlnpth se witlh the condi-ioto of the routhfu'l i tni-es cr our workhouse_ It is scarceir- ?? to say t~hat re Lord ?? invitation wa-s rert-I hear':1:- appreciated byv the mem.1bwers of rne Board ...

... the officers discharged their duties. In fact, he had never seen so well- conducted a workhouse. It was far superior to the Cork Workhouse, or even the London workhouses. The only thing he could see to make any objection to was women wearing crinoline. (Laughter ...

... kitgdom, in a hope of being admitted, but no one workhouse can ac- conmmodate more than 80; paupers. Now, let it be ne- membered, that persons going in a hope of admission will either find it itt the workhouse, or billet thetmselves as they can upon the union ...

... St Paneras Workhouse on the previous day. The first witness callbd- tprove the death of the deceased was a woman named Ann'lBsuson, arespectablo-l'ooking elderly person, whom a juryman chanced to ask. HIow are you used in the Wor'khouse ? The witness ...

... has acted very honestly. le had better be taken to the Workhouse, and the clothes handea over to the prosecutor. The prisoner then left the court along with the constable to proceed to the workhouse. TEE WEATHER. Tnr following forecasts, referring to the ...

... or under any Utn'tarceo. That the workhouse will be a test of desd- taiioa I can well understand-how it will operate as a 7nea- Riv r'lf is riot so obvious, yet destitution alonre shall ;i e a elaim, and a workhouse shall be the test of destitu- o. hiT ...

... indebted for the fact that the Ballymena Workhouse has been self-supporting foe so long a period? To this-that the guardians have looked their duties honestly and manfully in the face-have resolved that their workhouse shall not be the recep- tacle of insolent ...

... heaen Itl morn' egs o'er her spirit fell, 1 inaltied v1, aV gels bright, w5ho sweetl\ smiled 1' midl the lonte pillow of the workhouse child ? ATO Ivhen they take telr to that ?? \WIerte Sleep the humblest of the humall race, No eve \rill \ \ip-nto-happy orphan ...

... National Anthem. IN QUEST AT ANTRIM. -Dr. John J. Adams, J.P., coroner for Antrim, held an inquiry at the Board- room of the workhouse, Antrim, touching the death of Marv Ward, aged about70, of Shanogues- town, who died from the effects of burns received on ...

... in order to diminish the number of itinerant S visitors to the workhouse. Under present arrange- ments numbers of tramps who roamed over the country were- at liberty to call at the workhouse and obtain food and lodging without any work being done in lieu ...

... letter was received from the Local Government Board in reference to the report re- ceived from the medical officer of the workho-use regarding the case of a patient in the infirm ward of the institution named William Lytle, who was then, in the opinion ...

... inspector of lunatics, in reply to a letter from the Board asking whether two imbeciles. who had been sent to Armagh from Lurgan Workhouse, were suitable for admission and detention in the asylum. Mr. Smyth, in his letter, said that he was directed by the inspector ...