THE 


SIXTIETH 

ANNUAL  REPORT 

OP  THE  VISITORS 


OP  THE 


COUNTY  LUNATIC  ASYLUM, 

STAFFORD, 

FOR  THE  YEAR  ENDING  DECEMBER  31, 

1878. 


STAFFORD : 

PRINTED  BY  R.  &  W.  WRIGHT,  56,  GREENGATE  STREET. 


1879. 


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CONTENTS. 


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Committee  of  Visitors . 

Rota  of  Visitors  . 

Visitors  of  Burntwood  . 

Report  of  Committee  of  Visitors  . 

„  of  Commissioners  in  Lunacy  . 

„  of  Superintendent  . 

Statistical  Tables  . 

Average  charge  per  head . . . 

»  cost  „  . 

Lunatics  Chargeable  to  Unions  and  Population  of  Unions 
in  Staffordshire . 

Diet  Table  . 

Garden  and  Earm  Account . 

Balance  Sheet  . 

Abstract  of  the  Years  Expenditure  . 


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(Tommittre  of  Ftstfors* 

Chairman. 

THE  RT.  HOY.  LORD  WROTTESLEY,  Lord  Lieutenant. 


THE  RT.  HOY.  THE  EARL  OP 
HARROWBY,  K.G. 

THE  RT.  HOY.  THE  EARL  OF 
LICHFIELD. 

THE  RT.  HOY.  LORD  HATHER- 
TOY. 

THE  RT.  HOY.  LORD  YORTOY. 
THE  HOY.  &  REV.  A.  C.TALBOT. 
LIEUT. -COL.  LEVETT. 
LIEUT.-COL.  DYOTT,  M.P. 

R.  HARGREAVES,  ESQ. 

A.  E.  MAYLEY,  ESQ. 
COLOYEL  C.  BAGOT. 
LIEUT.-COL.  BAGYALL. 

J.  H.  WEBB,  ESQ. 

W.  T.  LOCKER,  ESQ. 

E.  MAYYE,  ESQ. 

J.  T.  HARLAYD,  ESQ.,  31. J). 
EDWARD  LYOY,  ESQ. 
GEYERAL  R.  Y.  PHILLIPS. 

F.  MOYCKTOY.  ESQ.,  M.P. 

C.  W.  SWIYFEY-BROUY,  ESQ. 


WILLIAM  ARDEY,  ESQ. 
WALTER  WILLIAMS,  ESQ. 
CHARLES  FORSTER,  ESQ. 

S.  L.  SECKHAM,  ESQ. 
EDWARD  CORBETT, JUY., ESQ. 
J.  H.  BAGOT  LAYE,  ESQ. 
WILLIAM  MOTT,  ESQ. 

F.  WHITGREAVE,  ESQ. 
THEOPHILUS  J.  LEVETT,  ESQ. 
THOMAS  BARKER,  ESQ. 
JOSIAH  DIMMOCK,  ESQ. 
THOMAS  SALT,  ESQ.,  M.P. 
WILLIAM  WOODALL,  ESQ. 

C.  E.  LYOY,  ESQ. 

COLOYEL  RATCLIFF. 

HARRY  T.  DAVEYPORT,  ESQ. 
B.  ARMITAGE,  ESQ. 

J.  H.  GRIFFITHS,  ESQ. 
COLOYEL  YUGEYT. 

J.  F.  WILEMAY,  ESQ. 

FRAYK  JAMES  ESQ. 


KcsiOcnt  jMdmal  <3Mcet  an ft  Supmntmftati 

MR.  W.  THOMPSOY  PATER,  M.R.C.S.E. 

$tet'gfant  iBcOtral  <?Mccr* 

MR.  W.  M.  TURYER,  M.R.C.S.E. 

<Efjap!a  in. 

THE  REV.  J.  H.  THEODOSIUS. 

(Tlcdx  to  tfje  Uteitors  aivo  Itrglunu 

MR.  JAMES  TILSTOY. 

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MISS  STOREY. 

Creamtteu 

EDWIY  COLLIYS  SEARGEAYT,  ESQ.,  STAFFORD. 


ROTA  OF  COMMITTEE  OF  VISITORS  FOR  THE 
COUNTY  ASYLUM,  STAFFORD. 


$*f)attmait  of  tf)e  J^ouse  (Eommtttee* 

E.  MAYNE,  ESQ. 

UMz&fymmm. 

EDWARD  LYON,  ESQ. 


From  the  25th  December ,  1878,  to  the  25th  March ,  1879 . 

W.  T.  LOCKER,  ESQ. 

F.  WHITGREAVE,  ESQ. 

CHARLES  EDWARD  LYON,  ESQ. 

J.  F.  WILEMAN,  ESQ. 


From  the  25th  March  to  the  25th  June ,  1879. 

LIEUTENANT-COLONEL  LEVETT. 

T.  J.  LEVETT,  ESQ. 

JOSIAH  DIMMOCK,  ESQ. 

HARRY  T.  DAVENPORT,  ESQ. 

B.  ARMITAGE,  ESQ. 

COLONEL  NUGENT. 


From  the  25th  June  to  the  25th  September ,  1879. 

THE  RIGHT  HON.  THE  EARL  OF  LICHFIELD. 
THE  RIGHT  HON.  LORD  HATHERTON. 

R.  HARGREAVES,  ESQ. 

WALTER  WILLIAMS,  ESQ. 

COLONEL  RATCLIFF. 

J.  T.  HARLAND,  ESQ.,  M.D. 


From  the  25th  September  to  the  25th  December ,  1879. 

THE  HON.  AND  REV.  A.  C.  TALBOT. 

COLONEL  CHARLES  BAGOT. 

F.  MONCKTON,  ESQ.,  M.P. 

W.  WOODALL,  ESQ. 


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COMMITTEE  OF  VISITORS  FOR  THE  COTJNTY 
ASYLUM,  BURNTWOOD,  NEAR  LICHFIELD. 


Chairman. 

THE  RT.  HON.  LORD  WROTTESLEY,  Lord  Lieutenant. 

LIEUTENANT-COLONEL  DYOTT,  M.P. 

WILLIAM  MOTT,  ESQ. 

A.  E.  MANLEY,  ESQ. 

LIEUTENANT-COLONEL  BAGNALL. 

GENERAL  R.  N.  PHILLIPS. 

C.  W.  SWINFEN-BROUN,  ESQ. 

WILLIAM  ARDEN,  ESQ. 

CHARLES  FORSTER,  ESQ. 

SAMUEL  LIPSCOMBE  SECKHAM,  ESQ. 

EDWARD  CORBETT,  JUN.,  ESQ. 

JOHN  HENRY  BAGOT  LANE,  ESQ. 

THOMAS  BARKER,  ESQ. 

J.  H.  GRIFFITHS,  ESQ. 

FRANK  JAMES,  ESQ. 


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THE  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE  COMMITTEE 
OF  VISITING  JUSTICES  OF  THE  COUNTY  LUNATIC 

ASYLUM,  STAFFORD, 

PRESENTED  TO  THE  COURT  OF  QUARTER  SESSIONS, 

30th  DECEMBER,  1878. 


During  tlie  year,  279  Lunatics  have  been  admitted,  of 
whom  174  were  males  (this  includes  39  removed  from 
the  Worcester  Asylum)  and  105  females;  117  have  been 
discharged  recovered,  of  whom  51  were  males  and  66 
females  :  12  males  and  12  females  have  been  discharged 
to  the  custody  of  their  friends,  1  child  has  been  trans¬ 
ferred  to  the  Burntwood  Asylum,  1  male  transferred  to 
another  Asylum,  3  females  transferred  to  Workhouses, 
49  males  and  19  females  have  died,  3  males  and  1  female 
were  discharged,  no  signs  of  insanity  being  detected  by 
the  Medical  Officers,  leaving  in  the  Asylum  595 — viz., 
319  males  and  276  females. 

The  average  of  the  recoveries  on  admissions  has  been 
at  the  rate  of  41  per  cent.,  and  the  average  of  the  deaths 
on  the  total  numbers  under  treatment  at  8  per  cent. 
The  recoveries  show  an  increase  of  11  per  cent.,  and  the 
deaths  a  decrease  of  7  per  cent,  on  the  previous  year. 

There  are  1116  Lunatics  belonging1  to  the  County  in 
the  Asylums — viz.,  593  at  Stafford  and  523  at  Burnt- 
wood — showing  an  increase  of  25  during  the  year. 


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There  are  vacancies  at  the  Stafford  Asylum  for  40 
males,  but  the  female  side  is  full.  At  the  Burntwood 
Asylum  the  male  side  is  full,  but  there  are  vacancies  for 
6  females. 

In  November  the  Sanitary  Wards  were  opened,  and 
the  patients  belonging  to  the  County  were  removed  from 
the  Worcester  Asylum.  These  Wards,  when  not  used 
for  infectious  cases,  will  accommodate  about  80  males, 
and  thus,  for  the  present,  relieve  the  wants  of  the  County 
on  the  male  side. 

The  gas  mains  have  been  altered,  the  steamers  in  the 
cooking  kitchen  put  into  the  best  working  order,  a  new 
gas  stove  has  been  erected,  and  the  alterations  in  the 
gallery  floors  still  continue  under  the  direction  of  your 
Committee. 

The  County  Surveyor  reports  the  main  portion  of  the 
building  to  be  in  a  good  and  substantial  condition ;  but 
the  slates  on  the  three-storey  buildings  will  have  to  be 
replaced,  as  they  are  perishing  and  becoming  porous. 

The  charge  for  patients  has  been  at  the  rate  of  9s.  9d. 
per  head  per  week,  but  in  consequence  of  the  cheapness 
of  bread  and  other  provisions  your  Committee  have 
lowered  the  rate  to  9s.  4d.  for  the  past  quarter. 

Your  Committee  have  much  pleasure  in  again  record¬ 
ing  its  sense  of  the  able  management  of  the  Superintendent 
and  the  good  conduct  of  the  officers  and  servants. 

Signed, 

WROTTESLEY, 

Chairman. 


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REPORT  OF  THE  COMMISSIONERS  IN  LUNACY. 

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County  Asylum,  Stafford, 

3rd  June,  1878. 

Since  tlie  Commissioners  in  Lunacy  last  visited  this 
Asylum,  several  grants  of  money  have  been  made  at 
Sessions  for  important  improvements  in  several  directions, 
some  of  them  at  least  in  accordance  with  recommendations 
made  by  Members  of  our  Board,  but  these  works  have 
been  properly  suspended,  except  in  regard  to  alterations 
in  gas  supply  and  the  purchase  of  certain  furniture  and 
fittings,  until  the  Committee  shall  have  fully  considered 
the  possibility  of  acquiring  and  the  propriety  of  purchas¬ 
ing  certain  land  contiguous  to  the  Asylum  estate. 

Works  executed,  which  we  deem  it  right  to  notice,  are 
the  completion  of  the  general  Bathroom  on  the  female 
side,  and  the  admission  of  more  light  into  the  basement 
ward  occupied  by  the  more  turbulent  women,  the  flooring 
of  which  has  been  altered  from  flags  of  stone  to  pitch- 
pine.  This  ward  has  also  been  made  more  cheerful  by 
paint  and  linoleum,  and  it  is  better  warmed  than  was 
formerly  the  case. 

The  detached  block  is  not  finished,  but  the  greater 
part  of  the  building  is  roofed  in,  and  we  understand  that 
it  will  be  ready  for  occupation  next  winter.  Workmen 
are  engaged  in  taking  up  the  flooring  of  No.  3  female 
gallery  in  the  main  building,  and  replacing  the  mortar 
with  planks ;  it  was  the  last  mortar  floor  which  existed  in 
the  Asylum.  This  proceeding  in  No.  3  has  necessitated 
the  removal  of  its  occupants  to  other  wards  temporarily, 


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consequently  there  is  much  over-crowding  in  the  female 
division,  more  so  than  on  the  mem’s  side. 

The  women  are  only  two  in  excess  of  the  men.  The 
total  number  of  patients  on  the  books  is  538,  no  one  of 
whom  was  absent  on  leave  at  the  time  of  our  inspection : 
we  therefore  saw  all,  and  as  usual  we  spoke  to  very  many. 
The  women  were  in  their  wards  and  airing  courts.  The 
bulk  of  the  male  patients — viz.,  194 — we  saw  at  dinner 
in  the  hall;  the  meat-pie  and  beer  served  to  them  we 
tasted ;  both  were  good  and  the  rations  were  liberal  in 
quantity.  Of  the  patients^  behaviour  in  our  presence  we 
can  report  favourably ;  the  men  were  especially  quiet  and 
orderly  in  conduct.  The  dress  of  both  sexes  was  suitable 
for  the  season  of  the  year,  clean,  and  tidy. 

We  learnt  from  the  Assistant  Medical  Officer  (in  the 
absence  for  a  few  days  of  the  Superintendent)  that  our 
colleagues^  suggestion,  as  to  a  better  supply  of  warm 
dresses  for  the  women,  had  been  carried  out,  and  we 
heard  no  complaint  uttered  about  clothing  this  year  by 
any  female. 

The  epileptics  are  45  men  and  51  women.  There  are 
30  male  and  6  female  patients  the  subjects  of  general 
paralysis ;  and  67  men  and  64  women  are  reported  to  be 
suicidally  disposed.  The  worst  cases  of  the  first  and  last 
class  are  provided  with  sleeping  accommodation  in  the 
attics  of  the  Asylum,  and  each  sex  has  a  special  night- 
watch,  who  sits  up  amongst  them,  but  structural  difficulties 
prevent  proper  continuous  supervision  :  these  difficulties 
are  greater  in  the  male  than  in  the  female  dormitories. 
The  day  attendants  are  21  men  and  21  women;  of  the 
former  6,  of  the  latter  9,  have  served  less  than  twelve 
months. 

Making  enquiry  into  the  arrangements  for  Divine 
Service,  we  ascertained  that  the  Chapel  Services  attract 
about  130  of  the  patients  of  each  sex  on  Sundays,  and 
that  there  are  39  Eoman  Catholics  to  whom  a  priest  has 


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ready  access ;  but  these  last  have  not,  as  we  think  they 
should  have,  opportunity  of  assembling  regularly  for 
worship. 

There  is,  we  are  glad  to  report,  still  a  School  attend¬ 
ance  of  as  many  as  53  patients ;  and  the  associated 
entertainments  bring  together  about  160  men  and  rather 
more  women. 

We  visited  the  laundry,  kitchen,  and  workshops,  as 
usual ;  but  in  these  directions  we  noticed  nothing  special 
for  mention,  beyond  a  recent  alteration  of  the  foul-linen 
wash-house  for  the  mem’s  clothing.  Thirty-eight  females 
are  employed  in  the  laundry besides  the  paid  washer¬ 
women. 

There  has  been  a  slight  decrease  since  last  visit,  it 
seems,  in  the  number  of  male  patients  usefully  employed 
on  the  grounds,  in  trades,  and  as  ward  cleaners;  but 
returns  in  regard  to  females  employed  are  about  the 
same  as  they  were  in  1877.  There  are  no  private 
patients  here.  Besides  the  patients  cared  for  in  this 
and  the  other  Asylum  for  the  County,  there  are  40 
Staffordshire  pauper  cases  at  Worcester.  The  admissions 
into  this  establishment  since  our  colleagues  were  here 
have  been  305 — viz.,  167  of  men,  138  of  women.  208 
cases  have  been  discharged;  the  female  division  fur¬ 
nished  108  of  them.  72  men  and  30  women  have  died. 

Only  28  post-mortem  examinations  have  taken  place. 
This  is  a  matter  of  regret ;  but  while  the  mortuary  re¬ 
mains  in  its  present  state  there  is  much  excuse  for  the 
medical  staff.  We  hope  that  when  the  room  set  apart 
for  dissection  in  the  detached  block  shall  have  become 
available,  different  figures  will  represent  the  post-mortem 
examinations  at  this  Asylum. 

The  general  health  of  the  patients  is  good.  Two 
only  of  each  sex  were  in  bed.  There  has  been  no  treat¬ 
ment  in  the  shape  of  restraint  in  the  female  division ; 
but  one  man  was  once  dealt  with  for  surgical  reasons. 


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two  on  single  occasions  to  prevent  self-mutilation,  and 
one  male  patient  seven  times  to  check  his  homicidal  and 
suicidal  efforts.  For  maniacal  excitement,  13  men  on  88 
occasions,  and  for  surgical  purposes,  2  men  on  4  occasions 
have  been  secluded ;  and  on  the  female  side  the  seclusions 
recorded  are  63  of  36  patients  for  excitement,  15  cases  of 
epileptic  furor  included,  besides  25  voluntary  seclusions 
of  three  women. 

The  causes  of  deaths  in  the  medical  records,  since  the 
date  of  the  Commissioners’  visit  in  1877,  include  32  from 
general  paralysis  and  one  suffocation  in  an  epileptic  fit, 
which  was  the  subject  of  correspondence  with  our  Board ; 
the  rest  were  ordinary.  One  of  the  men  in  bed,  while  we 
were  in  the  wards,  was  suffering  from  erysipelas  in  the 
face ;  but  there  have  been  no  other  instances  of  that 
disorder. 

During  our  examination  of  the  Asylum  we  could 
observe  no  want  of  proper  ventilation ;  but  some  of  the 
water-closets  are  ill-constructed  for  the  admission  of 
fresh  and  exit  of  foul  air,  and  we  were  glad  to  hear  that 
Mr.  Pater  proposes,  while  adding  to  their  number,  to 
arrange  for  better  ventilation  in  some  wards. 

The  general  state  of  the  interior  of  the  Asylum  is 
very  good;  but  we  trust  that  the  re-papering  and  re¬ 
painting,  which  are  observable  in  the  Male  Infirmary  and 
No.  1  Female  Ward,  will  be  extended  soon  to  other 
galleries  and  rooms. 

The  bedding  which  we  inspected  was  everywhere 
clean  and  satisfactory. 

CHARLES  PALMER  PHILLIPS,  Commissioners 
ROBERT  NAIRNE,  J  in  Lunacy. 


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County  Asylum,  Stafford, 

December  31st,  1878. 


My  Lords  and  Gentlemen  : 

I  beg  to  lay  before  you  tbe  Medical 
Superintendent's  Report  for  tbe  past  year,  and  to  tbank 
you  for  tbe  kind  support  wbicb  I  have  received  from 
you. 

I  bave  tbe  honour  to  be, 

My  Lords  and  Gentlemen, 

Your  faithful  Servant, 


W.  THOMPSON  PATER. 


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REPORT  OF  THE  MEDICAL  SUPERINTENDENT. 

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During  the  year  1878,  279  patients  were  admitted . 
Of  these,  80  had  been  inmates  of  the  Asylum  at  some 
previous  time,  including  39  returned  from  the  Worcester 
Asylum  on  the  completion  of  the  new  buildings. 

Of  the  people  admitted,  91  were  of  suicidal  tendencies, 
192  were  described  as  dangerous  to  others,  30  were 
between  the  ages  of  60  and  80,  and  36  were  epileptics. 
Sixty-six  of  the  two  latter  classes,  with  many  others 
in  advanced  stages  of  disease,  were  brought  with 
but  little  prospect  of  any  permanent  relief  and  no  hope 
of  cure.  Had  they  been  kept  in  the  Workhouses  they 
would  have  required  trained  and  paid  attendance  and 
had  they  been  left  in  their  homes  they  could  not  have 
been  properly  dealt  with,  in  many  instances  would  have 
been  dangerous  both  to  themselves  and  to  the  public. 
None  of  them  could,  in  my  opinion,  and  in  the  absence 
of  any  means  of  treating  them  elsewhere,  have  been 
safely  or  humanely  cared  for  out  of  an  Asylum. 

The  per-centage  of  cures  is  above  the  Asylum  average. 
The  death-rate  has  diminished.  This  latter  is  due  to  the 
large  decrease  in  the  fatality  from  general  palsy,  there 
having  been  only  17  deaths  from  this  cause,  as  against  29 
in  1877 ;  to  the  numbers  on  which  the  per-centage  is 


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calculated  having  been  increased  by  those  returned  from 
Worcester;  and  to  the  fact  that  no  chronic  cases  have 
been  removed  to  other  Asylums  to  make  way  for  acute 
cases  subject  to  a  higher  degree  of  mortality. 

The  apparent  causes  of  insanity  in  the  admissions  of 
last  year  have  been  ascertained  in  204  instances.  The 
principal  factors  were  hereditary  tendency  and  drink. 
Fourteen  attacks  were  the  effects  of  drink  alone,  nine 
of  drink  combined  with  hereditary  predisposition;  42 
resulted  from  hereditary  predisposition  alone,  and  11 
from  other  causes  associated  with  that  tendency ;  30  were 
the  result  of  old  age  and  decay  of  brain  power,  and  in 
the  36  epileptics,  the  insanity  was  mostly  congenital. 

The  house  has  been  generally  healthy,  and  the  deaths 
have  all  been  from  ordinary  disease  except  one — a  case 
of  strangulated  hernia  in  a  man  aged  77,  which  ended 
fatally  after  the  strangulation  had  been  relieved  by 
operation.  No  grave  accidents  have  occurred  during 
the  year,  and  none  which  could  have  been  foreseen  or 
prevented.  The  Coroner  has  considered  it  necessary  to 
hold  only  one  inquest. 

In  a  household  composed  largely  of  those  suffering 
from  a  propensity  to  self-injury,  and  of  those  liable  to 
the  severer  forms  of  epileptic  fits,  highly  dangerous  and 
subject  to  no  moral  control  (there  are  155  of  the  former 
and  of  the  latter  118),  it  is  a  matter  of  congratulation 
that  so  few  accidents  have  occurred.  That  such  has  been 
the  case  has  been  due  to  the  unceasing  watchfulness  of 
the  officers  and  attendants. 

No.  3  female  ward  gallery  and  bedrooms  have  been 
papered  and  painted,  and  the  stucco  floor,  which  was  in  a 
bad  state  of  repair,  replaced  by  wood.  No.  5  female  ward 
gallery  and  bedrooms  have  been  papered  and  painted. 
The  male  infirmary  gallery,  day  rooms,  and  bedrooms 
have  been  painted. 

A  new  associated  bath-room,  containing  five  baths, 


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has  been  opened  on  the  male  side.  The  bathing  is  now 
done  with  mnch  more  facility  than  formerly,  and  the 
head  attendant  can  efficiently  supervise  it. 

The  new  detached  wards  are. occupied  by  45  men. 

The  conduct  of  the  attendants,  nurses,  and  servants 
has  been,  with  rare  exceptions,  satisfactory,  and  but  few 
changes  have  taken  place  among  them. 

To  my  colleague,  Mr.  Turner,  and  to  the  other  officers, 
my  best  thanks  are  due  for  the  valuable  assistance  they 
have  afforded  me  in  the  discharge  of  my  duties. 

W.  THOMPSON  PATER, 
Resident  Medical  Officer  and  Superintendent. 


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SHOWING  THE  ADMISSIONS,  RE-ADMISSIONS,  AND  DISCHARGES,  FROM  THE  OPENING  OF  THE 

ASYLUM  TO  THE  PRESENT  DATE,  31ST  DECEMBER  1878. 


15 


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258 

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129 

137 

138 

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From  the  opening  of 
the  Asylum  to  the 
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1870... 

1871... 

1872... 

1878... 

1874... 

1875... 

1876... 

1877... 

1878... 

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Table  V. 

SHOWING  THE  CAUSE  OF  DEATH  DURING  THE  YEAR. 


CAUSE  OF  DEATH. 

Males. 

Females. 

Total. 

Cerebral  or  Spiral  Diseases  : — 

Epilepsy  and  Convulsions  . 

8 

3 

11 

General  Paresis  . 

15 

2 

17 

Maniacal  and  Melancholic  Exhaus¬ 
tion  or  Decay  . 

7 

2 

9 

Apoplexy  . 

3 

•  •  • 

3 

Inflammation  and  other  Diseases  of 

the  Brain,  Softening, Tumors,  &c. 

6 

2 

8 

Thoracic  Disease : — 

Bronchitis  . 

2 

1 

3 

Pulmonary  Consumption  . 

3 

6 

9 

Brights  Disease  . 

1 

•  •  • 

1 

Disease  of  the  Heart  . 

1 

1 

2 

Pleuro-Pneumonia  . 

1 

1 

2 

General  Debility  and  Old  Age  . 

1 

1 

2 

Strangulated  Hernia  . 

1 

•  •  • 

1 

Total . 

49 

19 

68 

SHOWING  THE  LENGTH  OF  RESIDENCE  IN  THOSE  DISCHARGED  RECOVERED  AND  IN  THOSE 

WHO  HAVE  DIED  DURING  THE  YEAR. 


19 


Died. 

Total. 

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r*H  pH 

68 

Females. 

CO  i — Ip— 1  ;  J— 1  r— 1  1 — 1  <M  r— 1 

05 
r— 1 

1  Males. 

D-JOCiCO<MCOOOCMCMi — l<M 

49 

Total. 

rH  r — 1  GO  r— 1  •'^1  •  •  • 

CO  CO  i — 1  i — 1  i — 1  •  I  I 

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CO 

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05 

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PH 

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i — I  (M  CO  *0  t>-  O 


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Table  VII. 

SHOWING  THE  DURATION  OF  THE  DISORDER  ON  ADMISSION,  IN  THE  ADMISSIONS,  DISCHARGES,  AND 


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SHOWING  THE  AGES  OF  THE  ADMISSIONS,  DISCHARGES,  AND  DEATHS  DURING  THE  YEAR. 


21 


The  Deaths. 

Total. 

•  •  •  CM  CM  oo  10  00  CO 

•  •  •  •  • 

•  •  •  rH  r  H  rH  H  •  • 

68 

Females 

•  •  ;  (M  ^  i — i  i — i 

•  »  •  »  * 

•  •  •  •  • 

rH 

Males 

:  ;  ;  OO  O  tP  OO  i>  <M  ;  ; 

•  •  1  1  t~ H  a  • 

49 

The  Discharges. 

Removed,  Relieved, 
or  otherwise. 

Total. 

i— 1  '  r—l  lO  05  CM  CM 

•  •  • 

•  •  • 

33 

Females 

•  •  i — i  CM  ^  •  i — < 

•  •  '  •  •• 

•  •  •  •  • 

CO 

rH 

Males. 

rH  *  *  CO  lO  CO  OT  rH  •  • 

•  •  •  • 

t- 

rH 

Recovered. 

Total. 

•  ;  Ol  O  CO  CO  rH  1  l 

•  •  GA  rH  rH  o  0 

t- 

rH 

rH 

Females 

:  ;  io  co  n-  C5  05  co  :  ;  ; 

•  •  C*C|  rH  o  •  « 

99 

Males. 

•  ;  (Ol  O  Ol  Ca)  lO  CO  i — i  ;  • 

•  •  r  1  rH  « 

i— i 

io 

The  Admissions. 

Total. 

i— iCM10^HOt^C5C0l>*  •  i — i 

< — i  <50  t>»  IO  CO  CM 

279 

Females 

-.cmcohhcoio^hcoco  :  : 

•  rH  GA  GA  rH  T— 1  •  • 

1-0 

o 

I— 1 

Males. 

t— i  ;  CM  O  CM  CM  i-O  F-  ‘  i— i 

.  CM  i — 1 

1- 

rH 

AGES. 

From  5  to  10  years  . 

„  10  „  15  „  . 

„  15  „  20  „  . 

,,  20.  „  30  „  — . 

55  °0  55  40  „  . . . 

„  40  „  50  „  . 

„  50  „  60  „  . 

60  „  70  „  . 

55  „  80  „  . 

„  80  „  90  „  . 

Not  known  . 

Total . 

CONDITIONS  AS  TO  MARRIAGE  IN  THE  ADMISSIONS,  DISCHARGES,  AND  DEATHS  DURING  THE  YEAR. 


22 


The  Deaths. 

Total. 

36 

22 

8 

2 

68 

Females 

10 

5 

4 

•  •  • 

O 

r—i 

Males. 

CO  !>■  ^  CM 

CM  i— i 

49 

The  Discharges. 

Removed,  Relieved,  or 
otherwise. 

Total. 

CM  L-  CM  <M 

CM 

33 

Females 

CO  CM  r— 1 

H  ; 

O 

r—i 

Males. 

O  IO  r— 1  CM 

17 

Recovered. 

Total. 

00  CM  CO  T— I 

CO 

T— i 

r—i 

<73 

0) 

s 

37 

24 

5 

•  •  • 

99 

Males. 

i — 1  GO  i — 1  i — l 

CO  i — l 

r—i 

IO 

The  Admissions. 

Total. 

CO  1 — 1  CO  CO 

IO  O  i — i 

T— 1  H 

279 

Females 

10)0  0 
iO  ^  i — i  ; 

105 

Males. 

i—i  r—i  co  co 

o  co 

1—1 

174 

CONDITION  IN  DEFERENCE 

TO  MARRIAGE. 

Married  . 

Single  . 

Widowed  . 

Not  known . 

Total  . 

SHOWING  THE  PROBABLE  CAUSES,  APPARENT  OR  ASSIGNED,  OP  THE  DISORDER  IN  THE  ADMISSIONS, 

DISCHARGES,  AND  DEATHS  OP  THE  YEAR  1878. 


23 


Total. 

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24 


Table  XI. 

FORM  OF  DISORDER  OX  ADMISSION. 


Males. 

Females. 

Total. 

Mania  . 

68 

44 

112 

Mania  with  General  Paralysis  . 

3 

•  •  • 

3 

Epileptic  Mania  . . 

14 

6 

20 

Puerperal  „  . . . 

... 

1 

1 

Melancholia . 

13 

14 

27 

Dementia . 

55 

28 

83 

Ditto  with  General  Paralysis . 

8 

1 

9 

Ditto  with  Epilepsy  . 

7 

9 

16 

Imbecility  . 

1 

1 

2 

Idiocy  . . . 

2 

«  •  « 

2 

Not  Insane  . . 

3 

1 

4 

Total . 

174 

105 

279 

25 


Table  XII. 

RELIGIOUS  PERSUASION. 


Males. 

Females. 

Total. 

Established  Church . . . 

110 

63 

173 

Dissenters  . 

40 

35 

75 

Eoman  Catholics . 

13 

6 

19 

Not  ascertained  . . 

11 

1 

12 

Total . 

174 

105 

279 

Table  XIII. 

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THOSE  ATTENDING  SCHOOL  AND  CHAPEL. 


Males. 

Females. 

Total. 

Numbers  employed  daily  . 

186 

176 

362 

j,  attending  Chapel  . . 

164 

120 

284 

55  ,,  School  each  time 

28 

24 

52 

D 


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81 

Males. 

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Numbers  Died  in 
each  Month. 

Total. 

r— 1 

68 

Females. 

;  rti  (M  ri  W  CO  ;  :  rH  Cl  :<TO 

•  •  •  • 

c^> 

r-H 

Males. 

ZO  CO  CO  GO  CO  t — l  CM  lO  i — l  *0  G^l 

49 

Numbers  Discharged 
in  each  Month. 

Total. 

CO  O  Ca  CO  *0  i— H i  Oi  *0  Ci 

i — (  i — i  r— 1  ! — li — 1  i— 1  l — li — 1  I — '■ 

150 

Females. 

H  *“H 

82 

Males. 

CqiOiOGQ*O^OCOOC^COCO 

1 — 1  1 — 1 

68 

Numbers  Admitted  in  each  Month. 

Total. 

J— I,— iCOCilOCO'rjHCO'-^ICOCSCM  Ci 

— iG^i — — 1  ©q  1 — I  i — 1  CO 

279 

Females. 

^  O  oi  (Ol  r-l  rH  t-  00  Ci  00  : 

r— 1  r— (  i — 1  r— 1  r— 1  . 

lO 

o 

r-H 

Males. 

l>-i>.COOCO^HCO<M*>">lC)0^  co 

j— H  ]— i  j-H  H  i — i  r-H  t-H  r-H  rH  CO 

tH 

r*H 

January  . 

February . 

March  . 

April  . 

May . 

June  . 

July . . . 

August  . 

September  . 

October  . 

November  . 

December  . 

Transferred  from  Worcester  ) 
Asylum  . . . j  ••• 

Total . 

28 

Table  XVI. 


GENERAL  STATEMENT  OF  ADMISSIONS,  DISCHARGES,  AND 
DEATHS,  SINCE  THE  OPENING  of  the  INSTITUTION  to  1870. 


u 

CD 

Number  of 
Admissions. 

Discharged. 

Died. 

Number  remaining 

31st  December. 

Average  Number 

Resident. 

Per-Centage  of 

Recoveries 

on  Admissions. 

Per-Centage  of 

Deaths  on  Average 

number  resident. 

Per-Centage  of 

Deaths  on 

Total  Number 

under  Treatment. 

Recovered. 

Relieved  and 
on  Trial. 

1819 

121 

36 

16 

8 

61 

57 

29.75 

14.  3 

6.61 

1820 

94 

32 

22 

10 

91 

80 

34.  4 

12.50 

6.45 

1821 

85 

36 

39 

12 

89 

83 

42.35 

14.45 

6.81 

1822 

92 

46 

22 

9 

104 

94 

50.  0 

9.57 

4.97 

1823 

104 

45 

25 

14 

124 

114 

43.26 

12.28 

6.73 

1824 

103 

41 

33 

15 

138 

134 

39.80 

11.19 

6.60 

1825 

126 

55 

32 

27 

150 

150 

43.65 

18.  0 

10.22 

1826 

111 

69 

30 

19 

143 

150 

62.16 

12.66 

7.27 

1827 

108 

38 

42 

17 

154 

151 

35.18 

11.25 

9.77 

1828 

153 

57 

40 

23 

187 

166 

37.25 

13.85 

7.49 

1829 

123 

65 

52 

29 

164 

180 

52.84 

16.11 

9.35 

1830 

135 

63 

28 

34 

174 

172 

46.66 

19.76 

11.37 

1831 

121 

55 

39 

24 

177 

179 

45.45 

13.40 

8.13 

1832 

128 

55 

43 

18 

189 

182 

42.96 

9.89 

5.90 

1833 

121 

67 

42 

18 

183 

189 

55.37 

9.52 

5.83 

1834 

133 

51 

45 

19 

201 

193 

38.34 

9.84 

6.  1 

1835 

128 

66 

35 

31 

197 

197 

56  25 

15.73 

9.42 

1836 

113 

46 

39 

25 

200 

203 

40.70 

12.31 

8.  6 

1837 

116 

52 

26 

38 

200 

202 

44.82 

18.81 

12.  2 

1838 

112 

51 

22 

26 

213 

209 

45.53 

12.44 

8.83 

1839 

133 

34 

38 

35 

239 

233 

25  56 

15.  2 

10.11 

1840 

118 

46 

32 

34 

245 

245 

38  98 

13.87 

9.52 

1841 

107 

55 

26 

33 

238 

244 

51.59 

13.52 

9.37 

1842 

139 

58 

48 

36 

235 

232 

41.72 

15.51 

9.54 

1843 

121 

56 

28 

25 

247 

234 

46.28 

10.68 

7.  2 

1844 

128 

61 

31 

33 

250 

242 

47.65 

13.64 

8.80 

1845 

122 

48 

32 

34 

258 

250 

39.34 

13.60 

9.14 

1846 

53 

24 

11 

18 

260 

260 

45.28 

6.92 

5.78 

1847 

59 

30 

14 

17 

256 

258 

50.84 

6.58 

5.32 

1848 

68 

33 

18 

21 

252 

254 

48.52 

8.26 

6.48 

1849 

49 

33 

11 

11 

246 

248 

67.35 

4.47 

3.65 

1850 

57 

16 

7 

19 

261 

250 

28.  7 

7.60 

6.27 

1851 

179 

46 

7 

38 

349 

303 

25.69 

12.54 

8.63 

1852 

166 

72 

12 

31 

400 

375 

43.37 

8.26 

6.  1 

1853 

172 

96 

19 

58 

399 

405 

55.81 

14.32 

10.13 

1854 

165 

70 

57 

53 

384 

386 

42.42 

13.73 

9.39 

1855 

174 

91 

10 

51 

406 

398 

52.29 

12.81 

913 

1856 

172 

97 

4 

67 

410 

412 

56.39 

16.26 

11.59 

1857 

203 

100 

12 

74 

427 

420 

49.26 

17.61 

12.  7 

1858 

205 

101 

10 

62 

459 

448 

49.26 

13.83 

9.61 

1859 

222 

116 

15 

70 

480 

471 

53.15 

14.86 

10.27 

1860 

250 

108 

13 

82 

527 

513 

43.20 

15.95 

11.23 

1861 

225 

109 

61 

64 

518 

509 

48.44 

12.57 

8.51 

1862 

236 

148 

69 

62 

475 

492 

62.70 

12.60 

8.22 

1863 

219 

124 

... 

87 

483 

483 

56.62 

18.10 

12.53 

1864 

225 

95 

35 

76 

502 

513 

42.22 

14.81 

10.73 

1865 

338 

108 

185 

78 

469 

481 

41.86 

16.21 

9.16 

1866 

261 

107 

47 

80 

496 

484 

40.99 

16.52 

10.95 

1867 

248 

99 

26 

84 

535 

519 

3991 

16.18 

11.29 

1868 

266 

114 

107 

88 

492 

500 

42.85 

17.60 

10.99 

1869 

267 

116 

36 

88 

519 

509 

43.44 

17.28 

11.59 

1870 

256 

108 

66 

98 

503 

512 

42.18 

19.14 

12.64 

Total 

7930 

3545 

■ 

1759 

2123 

15168 

44.70 

13.99 

8.66 

29 


Table  XVII. 

average  charge  per  head  per  week,  for  patients 

IX  THE  COUNTY  ASYLUMS  AT  STAFFORD  AND  BURNT- 
WOOD,  FOR  THE  YEAR  1878. 


s. 

D. 

March  Quarter  . 

9 

June  Quarter  . 

9 

September  Quarter . . . 

9 

December  Quarter  . 

4 

4)  38 

7 

Weekly  Charge  for  the  Year  . 

...  9 

73 

Weekly  Charge  for  Lunatics  from' 

\  14 

0 

other  Counties . 

30 


table  XVIII. 

AVERAGE  COST  PER  HEAD  PER  WEEK, 

For  the  Year  1878,  of  Patients  in  County  Asylum,  Stafford. 

(UNDER  THE  DIFFERENT  HEADS  OF  EXPENDITURE.) 

S.  d. 

Salaries  and  Wages .  2  1 

Provisions,  including  produce  from  Gardens  1  5  qi 

and  Farm . J 

Wine  and  Spirits .  0  Of 

Fuel,  Light,  Washing,  &c .  1  Of 

Surgery  and  Dispensary .  0  Of 

Clothing  .  0  7f 

Furniture,  Bedding,  &c .  •  •  •  0  8 

Miscellaneous — viz.,  Stationery,  &c .  0  If 

9  7J 


31 


Table  XIX. 

NUMBER  OF  LUNATICS  CHARGEABLE  TO  THE  DIFFERENT 
UNIONS,  AND  POPULATION  IN  STAFFORDSHIRE. 


Population  of 
Unions 

in  Staffordshire. 

Name  of  Union. 

In  Asylums. 

In 

Workhouses. 

With  Friends. 

Total. 

At 

Stafford. 

At 

Burntwood. 

In  other 

Counties. 

4334 

Ashbourne  . 

4 

1 

1 

6 

28652 

Burton-upon-Trent . 

25 

8 

2 

6 

1 

42 

23705 

Cannock  . 

13 

21 

2 

12 

•  •  • 

48 

21163 

Cheadle  . 

22 

2 

13 

2 

39 

4769 

Congleton  . 

1 

1 

90314 

Dudley  . 

65 

39 

110 

43 

257 

22263 

King’s  Norton  . 

15 

13 

28 

793 

Kidderminster  . 

i 

28085 

Leek . 

23 

9 

13 

1 

1 

46 

24837 

Lichfield  Union . 

5 

26 

8 

4 

43 

7330 

»  City  . 

14 

14 

2458 

Market  Dravton . 

4853 

Newport  . 

5 

1 

l 

1 

1 

7 

30201 

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24 

5 

29 

16302 

Seisdon . 

15 

8 

3 

O 

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6 

35 

26760 

Stafford  . 

32 

2 

2 

27 

1 

64 

89229 

Stoke-upon-Trent . 

95 

11 

2 

55 

26 

189 

24683 

Stone . 

20 

7 

8 

8 

38 

37810 

Stourbridge . 

29 

23 

1 

19 

8 

80 

1565 

Shifnal . 

3 

•  •  • 

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2 

1 

6 

6809 

Tamworth  . 

3 

12 

•  •  • 

3 

•  •  • 

18 

11636 

Uttoxeter . 

12 

3 

•  •  • 

11 

•  •  • 

26 

71823 

Walsall . 

14 

107 

10 

24 

155 

88980 

Westbromwich  . 

12 

117 

2 

96 

16 

243 

68927 

Wolstanton  and  Burslem . 

58 

6 

22 

3 

89 

119627 

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83 

80 

3 

113 

12 

291 

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15 

7 

•  •  • 

22 

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2 

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2 

857908 

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523 

18 

1 

531 

153 

1820 

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GARDEN  AND  FARM  ACCOUNT. 
For  the  year  1878. 

20  V* 


£  s.  d. 

Cash  paid  for  — 

Stock  &e .  82  17  8 

Implements  and  Repairs .  41  6  4 

Cartage  and  Manure . . .  108  16  9 

Ley  of  Stock .  21  0  0 

Gardeners,  in  excess  of  ordinary 

Wages  .  12  0  0 

Expenses  at  Eire  .  25  11  0 


Food  for  Stock .  427  2  0 

Plants,  Shrubs,  Seeds,  &c .  83  2  8 

Straw  and  Fern .  97  12  3 

Rates  and  Taxes  .  57  15  2 

Rent  of  14§  Acres  of  Land  .  43  15  0 


£  s.  d. 


291  11  9 


709  7  1 

1000  18  10 


Estimated  Rent  of  49  Acres 

Asylum  Property . 

Estimated  Value  of  Grains  and 
Wash . 


212  0  0 


80  0  0 

-  292  0  0 


1292  18  10 
315  13  0 


£1608  11  10 


Balance  in  favour 


35 


GARDEN  AND  FARM  ACCOUNT. 
For  the  year  1878. 


art. 


£  s.  d.  £  s.  d. 

Sales — 

Calves  and  Pigs .  67  10  3 

Eggs  .  7  1  0 

Potatoes  .  0  11  0 

Insurance  Company  for  Fire  .  80  11  0 

■ - -  155  13  3 

Produce  supplied  to  the  House- — 

Beef  and  Veal,  3534  lbs.,  7d.  to  7fd.  103  15  8 

Pigs,  841-2%-  score  lbs.,  at  9s.  6d.  ...  399  13  4 

Milk,  45840  quarts,  at  3d .  573  0  0 

Eggs,  2503  at  Id .  10  8  7 

Ducks,  Fowls  and  Pigeons  . 9  7  0 

Potatoes,  717  bushels,  at 4s.  6 d.  to  5s.  165  15  6 

Carrots,  5  tons  1  cwt.,  at  50s .  12  12  6 

Parsnips,  8  tons  14  cwt.,  at  60s. ...  26  2  0 

Turnips,  2  tons  15  cwt.,  at  16s.  2  4  0 

Onions,  Cabbage,  Fruit,  Beans,  Peas, 

Lettuce,  Celery,  &c.  &c .  150  0  0 

- - -  1452  18  7 


<£1608  11  10 


36 


BALANCE 


c? 

Balance  in  favour  of  Asylum,  1st 

January,  1878  . . 

From  Unions  for  Care,  Mainten¬ 
ance,  Clothing,  and  other  Ex¬ 
penses  of  the  whole  of  the 
Lunatics  belonging  to  the 


£  s.  d. 


County  of  Stafford  . 

....21714 

11 

From  other  Counties  and  Borou 

ghs  207 

8 

,,  Sale  of  House  Produce . 

94 

19 

,,  Farm  Stock,  &c . 

....  155 

13 

From  County  Treasurer — 

Building 

Artificers’  Wages, 


Repairs,  including 
Insurance, 


j? 


55 


55 


55 

55 


55 


55 


&c . . . 

1421 

15 

0 

One-fourth  of  the  Maintenance 

of  Patients  at  the  Worcester 

Asylum  . 

329 

17 

0 

Instalments  for  Sanitary  Wards 

3934 

18 

2 

Furniture  and  Bedding  for  ditto 

1011 

16 

0 

Conversion  of  Old  Dryery  into 

a  Male  Associated  Bath  Room 

183 

16 

11 

Instalment  for  Alterations  in 

Gallery  Floors . . 

382 

16 

0 

Slates  for  Roofing . . 

30 

15 

0 

Alterations  in  Gas  Mains  . 

283 

9 

0 

Gas  Cooking  Stove  . 

23 

0 

0 

Alterations  in  Water  Closets... 

11 

4 

0 

£ 


2096  2  0 


7 

2 

3 

3 


-29785  19  4 


31882  1  4 

Due  from  Unions,  Boroughs,  &c.,  for  the  December 

Quarter,  1878  .  6274  7  9 


£38156  9  1 

STATEMENT  OF  THE  FINANCES  OF 


(Jf*  £  s.  d. 

Balance  in  hands  of  Treasurer .  104  7  0 

„  „  of  Clerk  .  100  0  0 

Due  from  Unions  for  the  Maintenance  of  Patients 

as  stated  above  .  6274  7  9 


£6478  14  9 


SHEET 


agmmts. 

By  the  Year’s  Expenditure  on  account  of  the 
Maintenance  of  Patients  at  the  Stafford 


Asylum,  as  specified  in  Abstract  .  14215  4  7 

a  The  Year’s  Expenditure  on  account  of  the 
Maintenance  of  Patients  belonging  to  the 
County  of  Stafford  at  Burntwood  Asylum. . .  12551  11  10 
„  Boarding-out  Patients  at  the  Worcester 

. .  . . . .  1322  13  4 

„  Building  Bepairs,  including  Artificers’  Wages, 

Insurance,  &c .  1421  15  0 

„  Instalments  for  Sanitary  Wards .  3934  18  2 

„  Furniture  and  Bedding  for  ditto  . 1011  16  0 

„  Conversion  of  Old  Dryery  into  a  Male 

Associated  Bath  Boom .  183  16  11 

„  Instalment  for  Alterations  in  Gallery  Floors  382  16  0 

„  Slates  for  Booting .  30  iy  q 

j,  Alterations  in  Gas  Main .  283  9  0 

,,  Gas  Cooking  Stove  .  23  0  0 

„  Alterations  in  Water  Closets  .  11  4  0 


„  Balance  in  favour  of  Asylum  31st  December 

1878,  as  stated  below . .  2783  9  3 


£38156  9  1 

THE  ASYLUM  31st  DECEMBER,  1878. 


Tradesmen’s  Bills  unpaid .  995  y  y 

Balance  due  to  Burntwood  Asylum  .  2700  0  0 

Balance  in  favour  of  Asylum  as  stated  above .  2783  9  3 


Examined  and  found  correct, 

W.  T.  LOCKER, 


17th  February,  1879. 


E.  MAYNE, 

EDW.  LYOJST,  ) 


1 


Auditors. 


£6478  14  9 


38 


ABSTRACT  OF  THE  YEAR’S  EXPENDITURE. 


Maintenance  Account. 

£  s.  d. 

Bread  14953xf  stones . . .  1373  4  4 

Brushes,  Brooms,  &c .  54  12  8 

Butter,  4413  pounds  . . .  213  8  9 

Candles  and  Lamp  Oil  .  27  3  9 

Cheese,  18354f  lbs .  464  17  3 

Clothing  .  883  12  3 

Coals  and  Coke,  1290  tons  2  cwt.  1  qr .  767  12  0 

Cocoa,  Coffee,  Currants,  and  Raisins .  195  6  0 

Expenses  in  the  Grounds,  Garden  and  Farm  .  291  11  9 

Eggs,  Fish,  Poultry,  &c . - .  59  2  4 

Flour,  2019  stones  .  195  0  6 

Food  for  Stock .  427  2  0 

Funeral  Expenses  . .  •  •  •  .  87  3  6 

Furniture  and  Bedding . 924  14  11 

Gas  .  464  13  0 

Meat,  83406^  lbs .  24o2  9  1 

Medicine,  . . *  51  10  0 

Malt  and  Hops  .  947  5  0 

Oatmeal,  Peas,  &c .  .  17  36  10 

Plants,  Shrubs,  Seeds,  &c .  83  2  8 

Potatoes  .  14  0 

Rates  and  Taxes . 57  15  2 

Rent  of  Land .  43  15  0 

Rice,  1  ton  2  cwt.  1  qr.  12  lbs .  16  10  1 

Salaries  and  Wages .  2986  13  8 

Salt,  Pepper,  Mustard,  &c . 45  13  3 

Soap,  Starch,  Blue,  &c .  213  10  9 

Stationery  and  Printing .  160  5  2 

Straw  and  Fern  for  Cattle .  97  12  3 

Sugar,  7  tons  4  cwt .  197  2  6 

Tea,  1967  lbs . 162  10  11 

Tobacco  and  Snuff  . . .  90  7  3 

Wine  and  Spirits .  92  3  0 

Transferring  and  other  Expenses  of  Patients  .  31  7  11 

Carriage  of  Goods  .  9  18  0 

Blacking,  Blacklead,  Birdseed,  &c .  22  17  1 


Carried  forward . . . £14215  4  7 


39 


£  s.  d. 

Brought  forward .  14215  4  7 

Maintenance  of  Patients  belonging  to  the  County  of 

Stafford  at  the  Burntwood  Asylum. .  12551  11  10 

Boarding-out  Patients  at  the  Worcester  Asylum .  1322  13  4 


Building  Account. 


£  s.  d. 

Engineer’s  Work  and  Materials  .  242  14  10 

Bricklayers’  Materials  . .  75  17  7 

Stonemasons’  Work  and  Materials .  46  0  0 

Painters’  Materials .  240  12  3 

Joiners’  Materials  .  78  1  0 

Locksmiths’  Work  and  Materials .  28  0  10 

Wages  —  Engineer,  Joiners,  Plumber, 

Painter,  Bricklayer,  and  Labourer,  547  5  8 

Furniture  and  Fittings .  133  14  10 

Insurance . . .  29  8  0 


- - -  1421  15  0 

Instalment — Sanitary  Wards  .  3934  18  2 

Furniture  and  Bedding  for  ditto .  1011  16  0 

Conversion  of  Old  Dryery  into  a  Male  Associated 

Bath  Room  .  183  16  j  ] 

Instalment  for  Alterations  in  Gallery  Floors  .  382  16  0 

Slates  for  Roofing . 30  ^5  0 

Alterations  in  Gas  Mains  . 283  9  0 

Gas  Cooking  Stove . 23  0  0 

Alterations  in  Water  Closets  .  11  4  0 


£35372  19  10 


R.  &  W.  Wright,  Printers,  Stafford. 


