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FEVER  HOSPITAL  AND  HOUSE  OF  RECOVERY 


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No.  1 


GRIG  I NAL  RESOLUTIONS,  ,ke<  • 

FRAMED  IN  1803. 

1.  THAT  to.  relieve  the  destitute  poor  afflicted  with  fever,  and  to.  check  the  pro- 
gress of  contagion,  are  the  main  objects  of  the  proposed  Institution. 

2.  That  in  order  to  cany  the  design  fully  into  effect,  vve  are  of  opinion,  that  the 
erection  of  a new  building,  adapted  in  its  construction  and  all  its  arrangements  for  the  ■ 
specific  purpose  of  a House  of  Recovery,  would  be  more  desireable  than  the  fitting  up 
any  old  buildings  designed  for  other  purposes. 

3.  That  we  consider  manifest  poverty  and  disease,  properly,  ascertained  to  the 
satisfaction  of  the  Managing  Committee  (to  be  appointed  as. hereafter  directed),  and 
residence  within  a certain  district  (to  be  defined  in  the  manner  hereafter  prescribed),  , 
as  the  only  circumstances  necessary  to  entitle  a Patient  to  admission  : and  we  are  of 
opinion,  that  no  recommendation  of  a subscriber  should,  on  any  account,  be  attended 
to  unless  the  above  circumstances  shall,  after  minute  enquiry  at  the  houses  of  the 
persons  recommended,  be  found  to  concur. 

4.  That  the  procuring  the  ground  on  which  the  House  of  Recovery  shall  be  built,  , 
the  erection  of  the  building,  and  the  providing  the  necessary  furniture,  be  entrusted 
to  fifteen  Trustees,  in  whom  the  property  of  the  Institution  shall  he  invested,  with-' 
out  any  other  control  than  that  they  shall  permit  the  building  to  be  used  for  the  pur- 
pose of  a House  of  Recovery,  or  Fever  Hospital,  conformably  to  the  general  principles 
now  agreed  on. 


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APPENDIX.— -FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c. 

5.  1 hat  in  the  outset  of  the  Establishment,  accommodation  should  be  provided 
for  the  reception  of  at  least  forty  Patients  ; but  if  the  funds  of  the  Institution,  whe- 
ther arising  from  donations  or  annual  subscriptions,  should  so  far  increase  as  that  a 
surplus  shall  remain  after  the  above  mentioned  accommodation  shall  have  been  pro- 
vided for,  the  Trustees  shall  be  at  liberty  either  to  enlarge  the  Establishment,  by  pro- 
viding accommodation  for  an  additional  number  of  Fever  Patients,  or  in  case  such  en- 
hiijfgement  shall  be  deemed  inexpedient,  to  such  other  measures  as  they  shall  deem 
most  conducive  to  the  health  of  the  poor  of  this  city  ; and  in  case  the  House  of  Re- 
covery shall  be  hereafter  discontinued  for  the  space  of  three  years,  <the  said  Trustees 
shall  be  at  liberty  to  dispose  of  fclie  property  then  in  their  possession,  or  the  produce 
thereof,  for  the  purposes  aforesaid,  in  such  manner  as  they  shall  deem  most  eligible. 

6.  That  the  management  of  the  Institution,  the  extent  of  the  district  from  whence 
Patients  labouring  under  contagious  Fever  may  be  admitted  into  the  House,  the  ap- 
pointment of  Physicians,  Nurses,  and  all  other  Officers,  and  Servants,  be  vested  in  a 
Committee,  consisting  ol  the  Trustees,  and, six  other  persons  to  be  elected  annually 
by  the  Governors. 

7.  That  said  Committee  shall  be  fully  competent  to  make' Td  such  rules  and  bye 
laws  (not  inconsistent  with  the  principles  expressed  in  these  resolutions)  as  may  seem 
best  fitted  to  carry  the  objects  of  the  Institution  fully  into  effect,  as  well  for  the  in- 
ternal regulation  of  the  House  and  the  admission  of  Patients,  as  for  preventing  the 
spreading  of  contagion  in  the  houses  and  neighbourhood  from  whence  the  Patients 
shall -be  removed,  and  for  the  introduction  of  such  habits  of  cleanliness  as  may  dimi- 
nish, if  not  destroy,  the  operation  of  those  causes  that  have  contributed  to  make  such 
an  Institution,  so  necessary  at  the  present  time,  and  to  disburse  from  time  to  time  such 
sums  as  may  be  necessary  for  any  of  the  above  purposes. 

8.  That  a donation  of  twenty. guineas,  paid  in  any  one  year,  shall  make  the  donor 
Governor  for  .life  ; and  that  annual  subscribers  of  two  guineas,  or  upwards,  shall 
also  be  Governors,  provided  that  no  such. annual  subscriber  (after  the  first  year)  shall 
vote  at  the  election  for- members  of  the- Managing  Committee,  unless  his  name  shall 
have  been  on  the  books  of  the  Institution,  as  a subscriber,  lor  one  whole  year  previ- 
ous to  such  election,  and  unless  he  shall  have  paid  bis  subscription  for  the  year  in 
which  lie  shall  tender  his  vote,  together  with  all  arrears  thereof. 

£>.  That  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  Managing  Committee,  at  any  meeting  specially 
summoned  for  the  purpose^  (not  fewer  than  eleven  members  being  present),  to  enlarge 
the  sum  necessary  to  constitute  a Governor. 

10.  That  when  a vacancy  or  .vacancies  shall  occur  by  the  death  or  resignation  of 
any  of  the  Trustees,  any  one  of  the  remaining  Trustees  shall  have  a power  of  con- 
vening the  others,  specifying  the  place,  time,  and  purpose  of  the  meeting,  and  giv- 
ing three. days  notice  thereof ; and  the  Trustees  who  shall  meet  in  consequence  of 


APPENDIX.— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c.  li 

such  notice  (provided  every  Trustee  resident  in  the  city  of  Dublin  shall  have  been 
summoned,  and  not  fewer  than  five  shall  have  been  assembled  together,)  shall  be 
competent  either  to  fill  up  such  vacancy  or  vacancies,  by  the  election  of  a new  Trus- 
tee or  Trustees,  or  to  empower  the  Governors  to  enlarge  the  number  of  Managers  to  . 
co-operate  with  the  Trustees,  by  electing  one  or  more  additional  Managers,  as  may 
seem  best  calculated  to  advance  the  purposes  of  the  Institution  ; provided  always,  that 
the  number  of  Managers  shall  not  be  enlarged  beyond  the  number  of  nine,  nor  the 
number  of  Trustees  reduced  below  the  number  of  twelve,  nor  the  whole  - number  of 
the  Committee  beyond  the  number  of  twenty  one,  by  such  proceeding. 

1 1.  That  in  case  of  the  insolvency  or  general  rron-residence  of  any  one  or  more 
of  the  Trustees  in  the  city  of  Dublin,  or  within  ten  miles  thereof,  the  remaining 
Trustees  be,  and  they  are  hereby  empowered  (if  they  shall  think  it  expedient  so  to 
do,)  to  declare  the  place  of  such  Trustee  or  Trustees  vacant,  and  to  proceed  either 
to  the  election  of  a new  Trustee  or  Trustees,  or  to  enlarge  the  number  of  elective 
Managers  in  the  same  manner,  and  subject- to  the  same  restrictions,  as  are  contained  . 
in  the  foregoing  resolution. 

12.  That  in  case.  ib.;  shall,  be  -found,  by  the  experience  of  throe  years  after  the 
opening  of  the  Hospital,  that  a Committee  of  twenty-one  members  is  not  sufficient 
for  conducting  the  business  of  the  Institution,  it  shall  be  competent  for  the  Managing  . 
Committee,  specially  summoned  for  the  purpose,  and  not  fewer  than  eleven  being 
assembled  together,  to  declared-hat  the  number  of  elective  Managers  should  be  en-  . 
larged  to  any  number  not  exceeding  the  number  of  Trustees  at  the  time,  or  that  the 
number  of  said  annually  elected  Managers  should  be  reduced  to  a number  of  not  less 
than  the  original  number  of  six,  as  the  exigency  of  the  Institution  may  require. 

13.  That  in  case  it  shall  be  found  expedient  to  enlarge  the  Committee  to.  the  full 
number  of  thirty  members,  and  the  numbor  of  Trustees  shall  have  been  reduced  be- 
low the  original  number  of  fifteen,  it  shall  be  competent  to  the  Trustees,  or  any  five 
of  them,  assembled  in  the  manner  described  in  the  tenth  resolution,  to  restore  tire 
original  number  of  fifteen  Trustees,  in  the  manner  herein  before  directed. 

14.  That  it  be  an  instruction  to  the  Managing  Committee,  to  take  special  care  - 
that  such  a registry  shall  be  kept  of  all  their  proceedings,  whether  within  the  walls  of 
the  House  of  Recovery,  or  without,  .as  shall  enable  them  at  all  times  to  exhibit  to  the 
public  a detailed  view  of  their  progress  ; and  that  it  be  a standing  rule  of  the  Institu- 
tion, that  at  the  end  of  the  year  after  opening  of  the  Hospital,  and  at  the  end  of  every 
succeeding  year,  an  account  of  the  annual  income  and  expenditure,  and  all  other  par-  . 
ticulars  of  their  progress,  shall  be  printed  lor  the  public  information. 

After  the  foregoing  Resolutions  had  been  passed,  the  subscribers  proceeded  to  elect 

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U*  APPENDIX. — FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c. 

fifteen  Trustees  by  ballot,  when  the  following  persons  were  declared  to  be  duly 
elected  : 


EDWARD  ALLEN. 

JOHN  BARRINGTON. 
SAMUEL  BEWLEY. 
WILLIAM  DISNEY. 

' THOMAS  DISNEY. 
ARTHUR  GUINNESS,  Jun. 
WILLIAM  HARDING. 
LEWIS  HODGSON. 


JOHN  DAVID  LATOUCHE. 
RANDAL  M‘DONNELL. 

• GEORGE  MAQ.UAY. 

JOHN  L.  MAQUAY. 

JOHN  ORR. 

GEORGE  RENNY. 

JLUKE  WHITE. 


’No.  2.' 

GENERAL  RULES,  BYE  LAWS,  See* 


•GENERAL  RULES. 

1.  All  general  meetings  of  the  Governors  shall Le  summoned  by  public  advertise- 
ment in  one  or  more  Newspapers,  and  one  shall  be  called  annually,  to  wit,  on  the 
first  Thursday  in  October,  to  appoint  six  persons,  who,  with  the  fifteen  Trustees,  are 
to  form  the  managing  Committee  for  the  ensuing  year. 

2.  The  present  district  of  the  House  of  Recovery  includes  that  part  of  the  city  of 
Dublin  south  of  the  river  Liffey,  and  within  the  circular  road. 

3.  Applications  for  admission,  stating  the  sick  person’s  name  and  place  of  abode, 
are  to  be  put  into  the  letter-box  at  the  east  entrance  to  the  Hospital,  before  half  past 
nine  o’clock  in  the  forenoon,  or  the  Patients  cannot  be  visited  on  the  same  day ; and 
no  Patient  can  be  received  into  the  Hospital  unless  the  Physician’s  order  for  admission 
be  delivered  on  the  day  on  which  it  bears  date,  nor  in  any  other  manner  than  in  the 
Hospital  carriage. 

4.  In  order  to  counteract  contagion,  the  apartments  from  whence  Patients  are 
removed  to  the  Hospital  shall  be  whitewashed  by  persons  appointed  for  the  purpose, 
when  the  extern  Physician  shall  report  it  to  be  necessary  ; and  whenever  the  extern 
Physician  shall  report  to  the  Managing  Committee  that  Fever  of  a peculiar  malignancy 
exists  in  a particular  dwelling,  all  necessary  measures  shall  be  taken  by  them  to  purify 
the  furniture,  bedding,  &.c.  in  order  to  extinguish  the  existing  contagion  ; and  in 


APPENDIX.— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c.  liii 

cases  where  the  removal  of  the  sick  person  shall  not  be  deemed  adviseable,  or  where, 
the  fever  shall  have  ceased  in  a dwelling-house,  and  any  measures  shall  appear  to  the 
extern  Physician  necessary  or  conducive  to  prevent  the  renewal  of  its  efFeets,  he  shall 
report  his  opinion  thereon  to  the  Managing  Committee,  who  may  give  directions  for 
their  adoption. 

5.  No  Officer  or  Servant  of  the  Institution  shall  presume  at  any  time  to  take  from 
any  Patient,  Tradesman,  Servant,  or  others,  any  fee  or  gratuity  of  any  kind,  directly 
or  indirectly,  for  any  service  done  or  to  be  done  on  account  of  the  Institution,  on  pain 
of  being  immediately  dismissed. 

6.  In  order  to  form  a permanent  fund  for  the  maintenance  of  the  Institution,  all 
sums  given  to  the  charity,  whether  by  legacy  or  donation,  amounting  to  fifty  pounds 
and  upwards,  shall  be  laid  out  in  such  Government  securities  as  shall  be  approved  of 
by  the  Committee. 


MANAGING  COMMITTEE. 

1.  The  Managing  Committee  meet  at  the  House  of  Recovery,  to  transact  business 
on  every  Thursday  at  eight  o’clock  in  the  morning,  except  during  the  months  of 
November,  December,  January  and  February,  when  they  meet  at  half  past  eight 
o’clock.  Three  to  be  a quorum,  and  may  adjourn  from  time  to  time  as  they  shall 
think  necessary. 

2.  The  Committee  may  be  summoned  to  meet  on  any  emergency  by  the  Register, 
on  his  receiving  a requisition  for  the  purpose,  signed  by  two  members  of  the  Com- 
mittee. 

3.  One  or  more  members  of  the  Committee  shall  be  appointed  Visitor  or  Visitors 
for  each  month,  whose  special  duty  it  shall  be  to  visit  the  Hospital  frequently,  and  to 
see  that  all  regulations  are  duly  attended  to. 

4.  The  minutes  of  every  day’s  meeting  to  be  carefully  read  over  in  the  fair  book, 
and  when  compared  with  the  rough  minutes,  to  be  signed  by  the  Chairman  of  the 
day ; and  all  business  entered  for  consideration  on  the  minutes  of  any  day’s  proceed- 
ings, to  be  considered  and  disposed  of  on  the  following  day  of  meeting,  before  any 
other  business  is  transacted,  except  on  the  first  meeting  in  the  month,  when  the  fol- 
lowing business  shall  be  transacted,  viz. 

1st.  The  Purveyor’s  account  for  the  preceding  month  to  be  examined  and  passed. 

2d.  Orders  on  the  Treasurers  to  be  issued. 

3d.  Medicines  and  all  other  articles  wanted  for  the  current  month  to  be  ordered. 


Uv,  APPENDIX.— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c. 

PHYSICIANS  AND  SURGEON.. 

1.  The  Physicians  and  Surgeon  shall  be  elected  annually,  to  wit,  on  the  first, 
meeting  ol  the  Managing  Committee  in  the  month  of  November.  The  Committee  to. 
be  specially  summoned  for  the  purpose,  and  no  election  or  dismission  of  a Physician  or 
Surgeon  to  take  place  at  such  first  meeting,  unless  there  be  eleven  members  present  • 
nevertheless,  if  said  number  do  not  attend  at  the  next  meeting  of  the  Committee  spe- 
cially summoned  for  the  purpose,  the  Members  present  being  a quorum,  at  such  se- 
cond meeting  shall  be  competent  to  act. 

2.  Two  of  the  Physicians  shall  attend  to  the  intern  duty,  and  two  to  the  extern  , 
and  the  Physicians  both  intern  and  extern  are  to  visit  the  Hospital  every  day,  at  ten 
o’clock  in  summer,  and  half  past  ten  in  winter,  and  to  write  their  names,  and  the  hour 
of  attendance,  in  a book  for  the  purpose. 

3.  The  Pharmacopoeia  agreed  on  by  the  Physicians,  and  sanctioned  by  the  Managing 
Committee,  shall  be  adhered  to. 

4.  The  Physicians  shall  write  their  prescriptions  in  books  to  be  kept  for  that  pur- 
pose, and  give  the  necessary  directions  to  the  Apothecary  respecting  the  medical 
treatment  of  the  Patieuts,  in  the  interval  between  their  daily  visits,  also  respecting 
the  ventilation  of  the  passages  and  wards. 

5.  Each  of  the  extern  Physicians  are  to  attend  at  the  Hospital  at  the  time  speci- 
fied in  the  foregoing  rule,  No.  2,  and  to  receive  the  applications  for  admission  that 
have  been  left.  The  applicants  shall  then  be  visited  as  soon  as  possible,  and  if  he 
find  their  diseases  to  be  such  as  are  fit  to  be  admitted  into  the  Hospital,  he  shall  fill 
up,  and  sign  a printed  order  for  admission,  which  he  shall  direct  the  Patient’s  friends 
to  take  immediately  to  the  Hospital.  If  the  Physician  finds  the  case  unfit  for  remo- 
val to  the  Hospital,  he  shall,  on  the  following  day,  state  the  same  in  the  registry  for 
application  for  admission  ; and  it  is  to  be  noticed  as  a fundamental  principle  of  the 
Institution,  that  no  Patient  is  to  be  admitted  into  the  Hospital  but  in  the  manner  set 
forth  in  this  rule,  except  that  if  the  Physicians  obtain  knowledge  of  a poor  person  la- 
bouring under  contagious  fever  in  any  other  manner  than  in  that  before  recited,  he  is 
not  only  at  liberty,  but  enjoined  to  order  such  poor  Patient  to  be  admitted. 

6.  The  Physician  shall  report  in  the  order  for  admission,  all  the  apartments  from 
whence  Patients  are  brought  to  the  Hospital  that  require  whitewashing,  and  to  the 
Managing  Committee  when  cases  of  peculiar  malignancy  exist  that  cull  for  other 


measures. 


APPENDIX.— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c. 


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The  friends  of  the  Patient  are  to  leave  this  at  the  Hospital 
{§3^  Without  a moment's  loss  of  time. 

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7.  The  Surgeon  shall  attend  with  the  Physicians  on  every  Sunday,  Tuesday,  and 
Friday  morning,  at  ten  o’clock  in  summer,  and  half  past  ten  in  winter,  and  write  his 
name  and  hour  of  attendance  in  the  book  for  that  purpose  ; he  is  at  those  times  to 
give  all  necessary  Surgical  attendance  to  the  Patients  in  the  Hospital ; he  is  also  to 
attend  at  all  other  times  when  the  state  of  the  Patient  may  require  it. 

8.  The  intern  Physicians  shall  order  the  wards  of  the  Hospital  to  be  whitewashed 
when  they  shall  judge  expedient. 

9.  In  the  winter  months,  that  is  from  first  of  November  to  first  of  May,  if  the 
intern  Physicians  find  that  Patients  they  are  about  to  discharge  labour  under  a pul- 
monic or  rheumatic  disease,  which  requires  the  warmth  of  additional  clothing  to  fqr- 
ward  recovery,  as  well  as  to  guard  against  the  chance  of  speedy  relapse  into  fever, 
they  shall  certify  the  same  to  the  Housekeeper,  in  order  that  she  shall  furnish  such 
Patients  with  a new  flannel  waistcoat  each,  previous  to  dismissal. 

40.  The  intern  Physicians  shall  order  the  removal  of  Patients  from  fever  to  con- 
valescent wards,  as  they  shall  judge  necessary  ; and  in  case  of  relapse,  shall  imme- 
diately order  them  back  again.  When  they  judge  Patients  sufficiently  recovered  to 


lvi  APPENDIX.— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  See. 

Dave  the  Hospital,  they  shall  put  in  the  diet  book,  instead  of  the  order  for  diet,  a 
mark  (say  j),  and  no  Patients  are  to  be  discharged  from  the  Hospital  without  this 
mark.  In  case  of  death,  instead  of  the  order  for  diet,  another  mark  shall  be  affixed 

Lay  11). 


REGISTER,  PURVEYOR,  AND  COLLECTOR. 

1.  He  shall  reside  in  the  Hospital,  and  be  accountable  for  all  articles-  committed 
to  his  charge;  lie  shall  have  a general  care  over  the  premises,  have  them  kept  in  neat 
and  clean  order,  and  if  any  thing  thereon  appears  amiss  lie  shall  have  it  rectified,  or 
report  to  the  Committee.  The  Porters  and  White  washers  shall  be  under  his  care  and 
direction,  save  that  the  Apothecary  is  to  give  them  direction  respecting  that  part  of 
their  dut}7  which  comes  under  his  control. 

2.  He  shall  keep  the  accounts  of  the  Institution  regularly,  by  double  entry  ; fairly 
copy  the  proceedings  of  the  Trustees,  general  meetings  of  Governors,  and  of  the 
Managing  Committee  ; anil  summon  the  meetings  of  Trustees  and  Committees  as  re- 
quired. 

3.  He  shall  give  orders  so  that  the  House  be  kept  well  supplied  with  those  articles 
of  provisions  which  the  Committee  have  contracted  for;  and  shall  purchase,  on  the 
best  terms,  those  small  articles  for  the  dietary  that  are  not  supplied  by  contract.  He 
shall  deliver  out  the  provisions  to  the  Housekeeper  according  to  the  diet  tables,  and 
the  order  of  the  Physicians  as  to  the  number  of  Patients  on  each  description  of  diet. 
He  shall  keep  exact  accompts  of  the  transactions  under  this  head,  according  to  the 
forms  laid  down  by  the  Committee.  He  shall  be  responsible  for  any  errors  or  defi- 
ciencies in  this  department,  and  shall  have  no  profit  whatever  arising  therefrom. 

4.  The  coals  shall  be  under  his  care,  and  he  shall  deliver  out  to  the  several  Offi- 
cers, Nurses  and  Servants,  the  different  allowances  ordered  for  their  use. 

5.  He  shall  collect  the  subscriptions  with  diligence,  care  and  respect,  and  lodge 
the  sums,  so  collected,  with  the  Treasurer,  at  least  once  a week,  and  deliver  the  re- 
ports of  the  Institution  to  the  subscribers. 


APOTHECARY. 

1.  He  shall  reside  in  the  Hospital,  and  be  accountable  for  all  articles  committed 
to  his  charge;  and  shall  not  practise  as  an  Apothecary,  except  for  the  Institution. 
He  shall  keep  an  exact  registry  of  all  Patients  applying  for  admission,  also  a registry 
of  all  those  that  are  brought  into  the  House,  in  books  lor  those  purposes. 


APPENDIX,— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c,  ivii 

2.  On  receipt  of  the  Physicians  order  he  shall  send  the  Hospital  carriage  (having 
previously  viewed  the  inside,  and  seen  that  it  and  the  bedding  are  in  a clean  and 
proper  state)  for  the  Patient,  and  give  the  Porters  who  attend  it  one  of  the  printed 
advices  respecting  removing  infection,  to  be  left  in  the  room  the  Patient  is  brought 
from,  and  direct  the  Whitewashes  to  whitewash  such  apartment  as  the  Physicians 
notify  to  him  stand  in  need  thereof. 

3.  He  shall  attend  on  the  male  Patients  (as  the  Housekeeper  on  the  female,  in  the 
reception-room  of  the  Hospital),  and  be  responsible  that  their  cloches  are  taken . off, 
immersed  in  cold  water,  and  given  in  charge  to  the  laundry-maid  ; that  their  hands, 
face,  and  limbs,  are  washed  and  made  perfectly  clean  with  warm  water  and  soap,  and 
their  hair  combed  ; and  that  each  Patient  be  provided  with  the  Hospital  dress  previous 
to  being  removed  into  any  of  the  wards. 

4.  He  shall  satisfy  himself,  by  frequent  personal  visitation  by  night  as  well  as  by 
day,  that  the  Patients  are  properly  attended  to  by  the  Nurses,  and  get  their  medicine 
and  drinks  as  directed.  The  strict  observance  of  this  rule  will  be  especially  necessary 
in  fever  accompanied  with  dilirium. 

5.  The  ventilation  of  the  passages  and  wards  will  be  regulated  by  the  intern  Phy- 
sicians, and  the  Apothecary  shall  be  responsible  that  their  orders  are  implicitly  obeyed, 

6.  He  shall,  on  the  death  of  a Patient,  send  notice  thereof  to  the  friends  of  the 
deceased,  at  the  apartments  from  whence  the  Patient  was  brought  to  the  Hospital, 
If  they  do  not  send  for  the  body  within  twenty-four  hours  he  shall  send  it  for  inter- 
ment to  the  most  convenient  burying  ground,  in  the  carriage  provided  by  the  Hospital 
for  that  purpose. 


HOUSEKEEPER, 

1.  She  shall  reside  in  the  Hospital  and  be  accountable  for  all  furniture,  bedding, 
clothing,  and  other  articles  committed  to  her  charge.  She  will  have  the  control  over 
the  several  Nurses  and  female  Servants;  and  in  conjunction  with  the  Apothecary,  be 
responsible  that  the  Nurses,  by  night  as  well  as  by  day,  attend  upon  the  siek  with  di- 
ligence, and  that  they  administer  such  medicines  and  drinks  as  shall  have  been  pre- 
scribed for  them  at  the  times,  and  in  the  manner  ordered  by  the  Physicians. 

2.  She  shall  attend  on  the  female  Patients  (as  the  Apothecary  on  the  male,)  in  the 
reception  room  of  the  Hospital,  and  be  responsible  that  their  clothes  are  taken  off,  im- 
mersed in  cold  water,  and  given  in  charge  to  the  Laundry  Maid  ; their  hands,  lace  and 
limbs  washed,  and  made  perfectly  clean  with  warm  water  and  soap,  and  their  hair 
combed  ; and  that  each  Patient  be  provided  with  the  Hospital  dress  previous  to  being 
removed  into  any  of  the  wards. 


[ c J 


Ivin  APPENDIX. — FEVER  HOSPITAL,  Ac. 

3.  She  shall  be  responsible  for  the  general  cleanliness  of  the  Hospital,  and  that  the 
passages  and  wards  are  washed  three  or  four  times  a week  with  a wet  mop,  and  care- 
tully  swept  every  morning  before  visiting  hour,  and  this  to  be  done  over  every  part  of 
the  floor  of  each  occupied  ward  ; it  will  likewise  be  her  duty  to  see  that  all  discharges 
from  the  Patients  shall  be  removed  from  the  wards  into  the  water-closets  without  delay. 

4.  She  shall,  when  any  female  Patient  shall  be  taken  in  labour,  send  immediately 
for  an  accoucheur,  so  that  no  time  maybe  lost  in  providing  the  necessary  relief. 

5.  The  laundry  will  be  under  her  special  superintendence,  and  she  shall  be  re- 
sponsible that  all  linen  and  bed-clothes,  immediately  on  being  removed  from  the  bodies 
of  the  Patients,  be  immersed  in  cold  water;  that  the  clothes  brought  into  the  House 
by  Patients  be  properly  purified,  aired,  and  kept  in  her  custody,  she  taking  especial 
care,  in  all  cases,  that  they  be  perfectly  dry  before  they  are  delivered  to  Patients  on 
their  discharge. 

6.  She  shall  see,  that  on  the  death  of  a Patient,  the  body  be  stretched  out,  pro- 
perly dressed,  and  laid  in  a coffin,  and  deposited  in  a room  appropriated  to  that 
specific  purpose. 

7.  She  shall,  in  the  winter  months,  (that  is  from  first  of  November  to  first  of  May) 
fu  rnish  each  Patient  with  a flannel  waistcoat  that  shall  be  certified  to  her  by  one  of 
the  intern  Physicians  to  require  it,  on  account  of  their  labouring  under  a pulmonic 
or  rheumatic  disease,  which  requires  the  warmth  of  such  additional  clothing,  to 
forward  recovery,  as  well  as  to  guard  against  the  chance  of  relapse  into  fever  ; said 
certificate  shall  be  a voucher  to  her,  in  accounting  for  the  number  of  waistcoats  given 
into  her  charge. 

8.  She  shall  receive  from  the  Purveyor  the  provisions  for  the  diet  of  the  Patients, 
Nurses  and  Servants,  agreeably  to  the  tables  of  diet,  and  the  orders  of  the  Physicians 
as  to  the  number  of  Patients  on  each  description  of  diet,  and  shall  see  that  they  be 
properly  cooked  and  served  at  the  appointed  hours. 

y.  When  she  considers  any  of  the  Nurses  and  Servants  employed,  ineligible  to 
be  retained,  she  shall  report  to  the  Committee  to  get  an  order  for  their  discharge,,  and 
shall  make  enquiry  into  the  characters  of  such  as  apply,  and  engage  those  she  shall 
think  most  eligible,  which  engagements  shall  be  reported  to  the  succeeding  meeting 
of  the  Committee  for  confirmation  ; and  she  is  required  to  read  the  rules  for  Nurses 
and  female  Servants,  together  with  the  fifth  general  rule,  to  each  Nurse  or  female 
Servant  she  engages. 


PATIENTS. 

1.  They  are  to  observe  the  greatest  regularity  and  decency  at  all  times,  and  are 
not  to  eat  or  drink  of  any  thing  unless  ordered  by  the  Physicians,  and  supplied  by  the 
Hospital. 


APPENDIX.— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c.  lix 

2.  No  intercourse  shall  he  permitted  between  the  Patients  accommodated  in  the 
Fever  and  Convalescent  Hospitals. 

3.  The  convalescent  Patients  shall  breakfast  at  nine,  dine  at  two,  and  sup  at  eight 
o’clock  each  day.  Diet  tables  shall  be  hung  up  in  the  several  convalescent  wards  of 
the  Hospital  for  their  information. 

4.  The  Clergy  of  all  persuasions  shall  be  admitted  to  see  any  Patient  in  the  Hos- 
pital, on  application  being  made  to  the  Apothecary  for  that  purpose ; no  other  person 
shall  be  allowed  to  visit  any  Patient  in  the  Hospital,  except  on  Tuesdays  and  Satur- 
days, at  twelve  o’clock,  and  not  even  then  without  leave  from  the  Apothecary,  who  is 
ordered  not  to  grant  such  indulgence  but  for  a short  space  of  time,  taking  especial 
care  that  the  persons  so  admitted  conduct  themselves  in  a decent  and  proper  manner, 
aadiiot  place  themselves  more  than  is  necessary  in  the  way  of  infection. 


PORTERS. 

1.  They  shall  reside  in  lodges  at  the  gates  of  the  Hospital  premises,  and  some  of 
their  families  shall  attend  to  the  opening  and  shutting  thereof;  and  it  is  expected  that 
their  lodges  shall  be  kept  peculiarly  neat  and  clean,  and  that  such  of  their  family  as 
attend  the  gate  shall  be  always  clean  and  respectable  in  their  persons  and  apparel. 

2.  They  shall,  on  receiving  instructions  from  the  Apothecary,  proceed  with  the  car- 
riage, and  convey  the  patients  to  the  Hospital,  from  their  own  homes,  with  due  at- 
tention to  decorum  and  humanity,  taking  eare  to  leave  the  printed  advices  respecting 
removing  infection  in  the  rooms  the  patients  are  brought  from,  and  urge  their  atten- 
tion thereto.  They  are  to  behave  civilly  and  decently  to  the  inhabitants  of  the  houses 
from  whence  patients  arc  brought,  and  not  on  any  account  to  take  either  money, 
drink,  or  other  gratuity  for  any. service  they  may  perform,  under  pain  of  dismission. 
In  case  of  death,  they  shall  convey  the  be.hes  from  the  wards  to  the  place  of  interment, 
when  not  claimed  by  relations  or  friends. 

When  not  employed  as  above,  they  shall  he  .under  the  order  and  control  of  the  Pur- 
veyor, and  do  whatever  tliey  maybe  directed  by  him  in  the  service  of  the  Institution, 
whether  in  serving  out  coals,  supplying  the  cistern  with  water,  weeding,  sweeping, 
and  cleansing  the  premises,  or  otherwise. 


WHITEWASHERS. 

1.  They  shall  proceed  every  morning  to  whitewash  such  apartments  as  shall  be 
.specified  in  a list  ftunished  by  the  Apothecary.  They  shall  slack  the  lime  in  the  rooms, 

[ 62  ] 


lx 


APPENDIX .—F EVER  HOSPITAL,  &c. 


and  whi ten-ash  every  part  of  the  walls  they  can  get  at,  by  removing  the  beds,  furni- 
ture, he.  taking  care  previously  to  brush  away  all  cobwebs  and  dirt.  They  shall  be- 
have civilly  and  decently  to  the  inhabitants,  and  not,  on  any  account,  take  either 
money,  drink,  or  other  gratuity,  for  any  service  they  may  perform,  under  pain  of 
dismission. 

When  not  employed  in  whitewashing,  they  shall  be  under  the  order  and  control  of 
the  Purveyor,  and  do  whatever  they  may  be  directed  by  him  in  the  service  of  the  In- 
stitution, whether  in  serving  out  coals,  supplying  the  cistern  with  water,  wee  ling, 
sweeping  and  cleaning  the  premises  or  otherwise,  it  being  fully  understood  that  their 
whole  time  shall  be  at  the  disposal  of  the  Committee. 


NURSES  AND  FEMALE  SERVANTS. 

1.  These  shall  be  subject  to  the  direction  and  control  of  the  Housekeeper. 

2.  The  Nurses  shall,  with  attention  and  humanity,  wait  upon  and  take  care  of  th« 
sick  under  the  direction  of  the  Physicians,  Apothecary  and  Housekeeper,  and  keep 
their  respective  wards  in  neat  and  clean  order.  When  the  patients  are  brought  to  the 
Hospital,  they  shall  convey  them  to  their  wards  after  they  have  been  properly  cleaned. 

3.  If  any  Nurse  or  Female  Servant  shall  be  dismissed,  during  a quarter,  for- mis- 
conduct, such  Nurse  or  Female  Servant  shall  be  deemed,  for  such  misconduct,  to  have 
forfeited  their  wages  for  the  then  current  quarter. 


HOUSE  OF  RECOVERY,  CORK- STREET. 

ADVICE. 

Though  you  have  sent  your  friend  to  the  House  of  Recovery,  yet  the  infection- 
may  still  remain  in  your  rooms,  and  about  your  clothes : to  remove  it,  you  are  advised 
to  use,  without  delay,  the  following  means  : 

First.  Let  all  your  doors  and  windows  be  immediately  thrown  open,  and  let  them 
remain  so  for  two  hours. 

Secondly.  Let  the  house  or  room  whence  the  Patient  is  removed  be  immediately 
cleansed.  All  dirty  clothes,  utensils,  he.  should  be  immersed  in  cold  water.  The 
bed-clothes,  after  being  first  steeped  in  cold  water,  should  he  wrung  out  and 
washed  in  warm  water  and  soap. 


APPENDIX. — FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c. 


Ixi 


Thirdly.  Let  the  clothes  you  wear  be  steeped  in  cold  water,  and  afterwards  wash- 
ed ; and  let  every  box,  chest,  drawer,  &c.  in  the  infectious  house  be  emptied  and 
cleansed. 

Fourthly.  If  you  lie  on  straw-beds,  let  the  straw  be  immediately  burned,  and 
fresh  straw  provided,  and  let  the  ticken  be  steeped  in  cold  water. 

Fifthly.  Whitewash  all  your  rooms,  and  the  entrance  to  them,  with  lime  slacked 
in  the  place  where  you  intend  to  use  it,  and  while  it  continues  bubbling  and  hot. 
Sixthly.  Scrape  your  floor  with  a shovel,  and  wash  it  clean,  also  your  furniture. 
Seventhly.  Keep  in  the  open  air,  for  the  space  of  a week,  as  much  as  you  can. 

And  Lastly.  Wash  your  face,  hands  and  feet,  and  comb  your  hair  well,  every 
morning,  at  least.. 

N.  B.  The  benefit  of  this  ADVICE,  after  infection  has  entered  your  dwelling, 
you  will  soon  feel;  and  persevering  in  your  attention  to  it,  will,  under  GOD,  pre- 
serve you  from  all  the  variety  of  wretchedness  occasioned  by  infectious  Fevers. 

Attend  to  it  then  with  spirit  and  punctuality,  for  be  assured  that 

CLEANLINESS 

will  check  disease,  improve  your  health  and  strength,  and  increase  your 

COMFORT. 


lxii  APPENDIX. — FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c. 

SALARIES  AND  GRATUITIES 

TO  OFFICERS  AND  SERVANTS,  WITH  THE  NUMBER  OF  EACH. 


No.  Offices. 

Rate  of  Salary. 

4 Physicians,  - 

1st  year 

£.  s.  d. 
000 

2nd  ditto. 

20  0 0 

3d  ditto. 

0 

0 

0 

ro 

4th  ditto. 

4“ 

O 

O 

O 

5th  and  after, 

'u\ 

O 

O 

O 

1. Surgeon,  - 

1st  year, 

OOO 

2nd  and  after, 

. u 
0 

0 

0 

•1  Purveyor,  Register  and  Collector, 

68  5 0 

1 Apothecary,  - 

1st  year. 

56  17  6 

2nd  and  after, 

68  5 0 

1 Housekeeper,  - 

56  17  6 

9 Nurses,  - 

f 

616  6 

7 Female  Servants,  - 

1 st  year, 

4 1 1 0 

2nd  year, 

5 1 3 9 

2 Porters, 

per  week, 

on  4 

x Whitewashes, 

per  week. 

0 16  3 

Other  Allowances  or  Gratuities  with 
Remarks. 


f Funds  can  be  provided  to  enable 
the  Committee  so  to  do,  the  dis- 
trict will  be  extended  to  the  whole 
of  the  city  within  the  Circular 
Road  from  and  after  the  5th  of 
January  1809,  and  if  this  exten- 
sion should  take  place,  the  sala- 
ries of  the  Physicians  will  be  as 
follows,  viz.  1st  year  no  salary. 
2nd  year  40I.  3d  year  60I.  4th 
year  Sol.  5 th  year,  and  after- 
wards, iool  per  annum. 


urnished  apartments,  coals,  candles 
and  washing. 

furnished  apartments,  coals,  candles 
and  washing. 


'’urnished  apartments,  coals,  candles 
and  washing. 

The  Purveyor  and  Housekeeper 
each  to  give  bond  security  to  the 
amount  of  two  hundred  pounds. 

Diet  as  per  table ; 3 guineas  per 
annum  for  tea  ; il.  18s.  per  an- 
num in  lieu  of  beer  ; one  guinea 
per  annum  if  of  approved  beha- 
viour during  the  year. 

Diet  as  per  table  ; 2 guineas  per 
annum  for  tea  ; il.  18s.  per  an- 
num in  lieu  of  beer. 


They  and  families  live  in  lodges  at 
the  gates,  and  have  an  allowance 
of  coals.  One  guinea  per  quarter 
for  good  behaviour.  Greatcoats 
for  wet  and  cold  weather.  Hats. 
Linen  frocks  when  out  with  the 
carriage  for  patients. 

No  residence  at  the  Hospital.  Linen 
frocks  when  at  their  work.  Hats. 


Convalescent  Wing.  Fever  Wing. 


APPENDIX.— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c. 


lxiii 


TABLE  FOR  DISTRIBUTION  OF  COALS 


DEPARTMENTS. 


^Each  Fever  ward, 

Nurses  room, 

Kitchen, 

! Bath  Boiler, 

, Reception  room, 

Room  for  airing  Patients  clothes, 

Stove  room, 

^ Porter’s  lodge, 

''Each  Convalescent  ward  fire, 

Nurses  room, .., 

Kitchen, 

Boiler, 

j Housekeeper, 

) Apothecary, 

Purveyor, 

Board-room  when  Committee  meets, 

Porters  lodge, 

^ Laundry, 


January, 

February, 

March, 

November, 

December, 

April, 

May, 

September, 

October. 

June, 

July, 

August. 

Pecks 

Pecks 

Pecks 

per  day. 

per  day. 

per  day. 

1 

of 

14 

If 

If 

If 

If 

If 

If 

If 

If 

Of 

Of 

— 

1 

1 

Of 

of 

Of 

Of. 

i 

1 

1 

o 

If 

if 

If 

— 

if 

If 

If 

i 

1 

r 

2 

If 

of 

2 

If 

Of 

2 

if 

Of 

If 

i 

— 

1 

i 

1 

8 

6 

4 

D.  M.  CGLLISON, 


REGISTER  AND  PURVEYOR. 


Per  chem.  Per  diem.  Per  diem. 


APPENDIX.—' FEVER  HOSPITAL,  fc, 


DIETARY 

FOR  THE  HOUSE  OF  RECOVERY,  CORK- STREET,  DUBLIN. 


FULL  PIET  ON 


Sunday,  Monday , Tuesday  and  Thursday. 


Wednesday,  Friday  and  Saturday. 


!'One  pound  of  bread. 

One  quart  of  milk, 

Ditto  of  broth. 

Half  a pound  of  boiled  beef,  without 
bone,  ut  dinner. 


. r Half  a pound  of  bread. 

| \TvvO  pounds  of  potatoes  at  dinner. 
33  J Three  pints  of  milk, 

£ I One  pint  of  flummery. 


MIDDLE  DIET, 


FEVER  OR  LOW  DIET. 


i One  pound  ot  In 
I One  quart  of  bn 
.One  pint  of  But 


Two  quarts  of  milk. 

Ditto  of  buttermilk. 

Four  ounces  of  bread,  or  ^ when  ordered 
One  pint  of  flummery,  J by Physicians, 


NURSES  AND  SERVANTS  DIET, 


< One  pound  of  bread. 

) Half  a pound  of  beef,  without  bone, 
I Two  ounces  of  butter. 

Jialf  a pint  of  milk. 


g /One  pound  of  bread. 

J2  jTwo  pounds  of  potatoes. 
^ Two  ounces  of  butter. 

£ (jHalf  a pint  of  milk. 


APPENDIX— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  kc 


Ixr 


TORM  of  PHYSICIANS  ORDERS  for  PATIENTS  DIET,  &c. 


No.  of 
Registry. 

Week  ending  12th 
October  1808. 

Sunday 

6 

Monday 

7 

Tuesday 

8 

Wednesday 

9 

Thursday. 

10 

Friday 

1 1 

Saturday 

12 

Diet.  1 

oz.  of 
Wine. 

Diet. 

oz.  ot 
Wine. 

Diet. 

1 i 

Diet. 

oz.  of 
Mrine. 

Diet. 

3 

Diet. 

1 

oz.  or 
Wine. 

Diet. 

oz.  ot 
Wine.j 

3881 

James  Casey,  - - - 

L. 

Lf. 

Lf. 

6 

Lbr. 

M. 

Mbr. 

F. 

6- 

3883 

John  Moore,  - - - 

L. 

Lf. 

Lf. 

M. 

4 

M. 

4 

Mbr. 

Mbr. 

4; 

3865 

Pat.  Connor, 

Mbr. 

4 

Mbr. 

C 

F. 

6 

F. 

t 

3975 

James  O’Brien,  - - 

L. 

L. 

Lf. 

L. 

L. 

ft 

3971 

Thomas  Plunket,  - 

L. 

Lf. 

Lf. 

4 

M. 

6 

M. 

6 

Mbr. 

12 

Mbr.  f 

4’ 

3970 

George  Grierson,  - 

L. 

L. 

4 

Lf. 

Lf. 

4 

Lf. 

4 

M. 

8 

Mbr. 

12; 

3974 

Thomas  Connolly, 

M. 

Mbr. 

6 

Mbr. 

6 

F. 

F. 

F. 

t 

3885 

John  Cammeron,  - 

L. 

Lf. 

4 

Lf. 

4 

M. 

M. 

Mbr. 

3882 

Philip  Nicklin,  - - 

L. 

L. 

ft 

3880 

Thomas  Dempsey, 

L. 

Lf. 

6 

Lf. 

6 

Lbr. 

Lbr. 

3899 

William  Smith,  - - 

Lf. 

Lf. 

M. 

* 

M. 

4 

Ozs.  Wine. 

Full. 

Middle. 

Low. 

140 

12 

86 

42 

FRANCIS  BARKER. 

i 

Note. — One  Intern  Physician  attende  tire  Male,  the  other  the  Female  Patients. 


[ H 3 


lxvi 


APPENDIX. — FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c. 

PROVISION  ACCOUNTS,  &c. 


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Ixvii 


BEEF  RECEIVED. 


CONSUMED. 


Date. 


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APPENDIX.— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c 


POTATOES  RECEIVED. 

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APPENDIX. — FEVER  HOSPITAL,  Ac 


lxix 


BUTTER  RECEIVED 


Date. 

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APPENDIX. — FEVER  HOSPITAL,  kc 


3 808. 


Date. 


September 


NEW  MILK  RECEIVED. 


| 

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APPENDIX. — FEVER  HOSPITAL,  kc 


Ixxi 


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APPENDIX.— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c, 


Ixxli 


1 808. 

FLUMMERY  RECEIVED. 

CONSUMED. 

Date. 

Of  whom. 

Stones  of 
Oatmeal. 

Stones  of 
Seeds. 

Price. 

Amount. 

Date. 

Patients 

Quarts. 

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d: 

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5 

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5 

16 

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OATMEAL  RECEIVED. 

CONSUMED. 

Date. 

Of  whom. 

i 

i 

Stones. 

Price  per 
Stone. 

i 

Amount. 

Date. 

Patients. 

1 

x.  d. 

£.  x.  d. 

September 

9 

Dennis  Dunn, 

2 

2 IO 

058 

September 

9 

2 

2 

00 

0 

2 

; 

SALT, 

GREENS,  and  PEPPER,  RECEIVED. 

CONSUMED. 

Date. 

Of  whom. 

Amount. 

- 

October 

4 

Ellen  Collins, 

For  Greens  30  Days  at  i !d. 
per  Day,  - 

jr.  x.  d. 

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Greens,  - 3s.  9<J. 

[ i ] 


ixxiv 


APPENDIX.— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  See 


Monthly  A'coouxt  of  the  Number  of  Patients  and  Servants 
hi  the  House  of  Recovery,  Cork-street. 


i 

• 

BATE. 

i 

DAY. 

PATIENTS. 

SERVANTS. 

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s 

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i 

to 

is 

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5 

i 

s 

5 

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Daily  Number. 

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CO 

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| Low  Flummery. 

i 

Low  Bread. 

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5 

Monday, 

43 

0 

4| 

0 

38 1 

7 

0 

17 

5 

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0 

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15  1 

15 

0 

6 

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39 

5 

3 

0 

41 

7 

0 

13 

8 

8 

0 

5 

15 

15 

0 

7 

Wednesday, 

41 

3 

2 

0 

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0 

3 

20 

5 

11 

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3 

15 

0 

15 

8 

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42 

3 

0 

0 

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10 

0 

17 

5 

9 

1 

3 

15 

15 

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9 

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45 

2 

1 

1 

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0 

7 

21 

4 

10 

1 

2 

15 

0 

15 

10 

Saturday, 

45 

3 

7 

0 

41 

0 

4 

21 

5 

7 

0 

4 

15 

0 

15 

11 

Sunday, 

41 

3 

0 

0 

44 

13 

0 

13 

6 

7 

2 

S 

14 

14 

0 

12 

Monday, 

44 

4 

2 

0 

46 

12 

0 

15 

6 

7 

2 

4 

16 

16 

0 

13 

T uefday, 

46 

2 

3 

0 

45 

7 

0 

17 

8 

9 

2 

2 

16 

16 

0 

14 

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45 

5 

1 

0 

49 

0 

6 

20 

6 

9 

2 

6 

16 

0 

16 

15 

Thursday, 

49 

3 

5 

0 

47 

7 

0 

16 

3 

15 

2 

4 

16 

16 

0 

16 

Friday, 

47 

4 

3 

0 

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6 

18 

1 

17 

3 

3 

15 

0 

15 

17 

Saturday, 

48 

3 

5 

0 

46 

0 

2 

18 

2 

16 

3 

5 

15 

0 

15 

18 

Sunday, 

46 

1 

0 

0 

47 

10 

0 

13 

7 

16 

0 

1 

15 

15 

0 

19 

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47 

2 

0 

0 

49 

10 

0 

14 

8 

14 

0 

3 

15 

15 

0 

20 

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49 

4 

7 

0 

46 

5 

0 

19 

3 

15 

0 

4 

15 

15 

0 

21 

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3 

1 

0 

48 

0 

4 

20 

7 

14 

0 

3 

15 

0 

15 

22 

Thursday, 

48 

3 

0 

0 

51 

7 

0 

18 

8 

15 

0 

3 

15 

15 

0 

23 

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51 

5 

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55 

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5 

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9 

15 

0 

5 

15 

0 

15 

24 

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3 

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1 ( 

51 

0 

6 

16 

12 

13 

0 

4 

15 

0 

15 

25 

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51 

4 

5 

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50 

4 

0 

15 

12 

15 

0 

4 

15 

15 

0 

26 

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5C 

1 

2 

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49 

2 

0 

20 

1-1 

14 

0 

2 

15 

15 

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27 

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3 

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2 

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19 

10 

13 

0 

5 

15 

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0 

28 

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12 

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12 

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19 

10 

7 

0 

8 

15 

15 

0 

30 

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40 

0 

5 

13 

8 

11 

0 

3 

16 

0 

16 

October 

1 

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4( 

7 

2 

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45 

0 

3 

18 

6 

8 

2 

8 

16 

0 

16 

2 

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4 

2 

0 

c 

47 

9 

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11 

8 

16 

1 

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16 

16 

0 

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5 

t 

42 

4 

0 

13 

12 

12 

1 

0 

16 

16 

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4 

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41 

5 

1 

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46 

3 

0 

18 

10 

11 

1 

3 

16 

16 

0 

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131 

59 

514 

212 

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23 

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APPENDIX— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c 


lxxv 


Quantity  of  Provisions  consumed  in  the  House  of  Recovery,  Cork- 
street,  from  September  5,  to  October  4,  1803,  inclusive. 


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0 

0 

550 

68$ 

0 

0 

0 

0 

183 

366 

366 

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0 

0 

0 

0 

458 

458 

183$ 

366 

916 

114$ 

0 

0 

0 

0 

131 

131 

0 

0 

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0 

0 

0 

0 

29$ 

514 

0 

118 

0 

0 

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0 

29$ 

0 

0 

514  Ditto  on  Middle  Bread  Diet . 

85$ 

0 

0 

813  fc$ 

1028 

257 

0 

0 

212  Ditto  on  Middle  Diet 

53 

35$ 

0 

0 

326$ 

424 

106 

0 

0 

356  Ditto  on  low  Flummery  Diet 

0 

0 

0 

0 

548$ 

712 

173 

0 

0 

23  Ditto  on  low  Bread  Diet  . . . 

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0 

0 

0 

34$ 

46 

0. 

0 

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107  Ditto  on  low  Diet  ........ 

0 

0 

0 

0 

160$ 

214 

0 

0 

0 

1402 

733$ 

252 

118 

0 

2067 

2424 

570$ 

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0 

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0 

4 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

Rerpived  this  Month . 

1200 

411 

504 

1172 

1944 

890 

570$ 

2 

3 9 

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411 

5,08 

24 

1172 

1944 

890 

570$ 

0 

2 

3 9 

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80$ 

0 

321 

0 

0 

0 

0 

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1191$ 

411 

484 

851 

1944 

890 

570$ 

570$ 

2 

3 9 

Allowance  as  per  Diet  Tables  .... 

1191$ 

435  5 

484 

851 

2181$ 

2424 

2 

3 9 

Lost 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

Gained 

0 

24  5 

0 

0 

237$ 

1534 

0 

0 

0 

Servants  458  lbs.  of  Bread  - - - at  4s.  id,,  per  peck  Loaf  - - £ 5 7 7$ 

183$  lbs.  of  Beef  - - - at  0 4$  per  lb. - - 3 8 9 

366  lbs.  of  Potatoes  - - at  0 7 per  Stone 015  3 

916  ozs.  of  Butter  - - at  l 1$  per  lb. - 3 5 7 

114-|  Quarts  of  New  Milk- at  o 2$  per  Quart 1 3 10; 


458  Servants  average  - - o 7$$-f$ - - - £ 14  1 of; 


Patients  733$  lbs.  of  Bread  - - - at  4 1 per  peck  Loaf  •>--  8 12  3 

227$  lbs.  of  Beef  - - - at  o 4$  per  lb. 4 5 4$ 

1 18  lbs.  of  Potatoes  - - at  o 7^  per  Stone 0 5 0 

1829$  Quarts  of  New  Milk  - at  o 2$  per  Quart 19  1 2 

890  Quarts  of  Butter  Milk  at  0 0$  per  ditto 1 17  1 

570$  Quarts  of  Flummery-  at  0 1 per  ditto  2 7 6$ 

2 Stones  of  Oatmeal  - - at  2 10  per  Stone o 5 8 

Green* , 0 3 9 

— — rrr-*  36  17  10 


1402  Patients  average o 6$  $J.$ 


50  18  10$ 


D.  M.  COLLISON, 

REGISTER  AND  PURVEYOR. 


L 12  ] 


Ixxvi 


APPENDIX. — FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c. 


No.  4. 

A Statement  of  the  admissions , fife,  z'/zto  //ze  Fever  Hospital,  or  House 
of  Recovery,  Cork-street,  Dublin,  from  the  opening  of  the  Esta- 
blishment, on  May  14,  1804,  to  January  5,  1809. 


From  May  14,  1804,  to  January  5,  1805. 
Total  admitted,  .... 

Discharged  cured,  ....  ....  ....  364 

Died,  ....  ....  ....  ....  ....  30 

Remained  in  the  Hospital,  January  5,  1805,  ....  28 


422 


422 


From  January  5,  1805,  to  January  5,  1806. 

In  the  House,  January  5,  1805,  ....  ....  ....  28 

Admitted  from  January  5,  1805,  to  January  5,  1806,  ....  1028 


1056 

Discharged  cured,  ....  ....  ....  931 

Died,  ....  ....  ....  ....  ....  68 

Remained  in  the  Hospital,  January  5,  1806,  ....  57 

1056 

From  January  5,  1806,  to  January  5,  1807. 

In  the  House,  January  5,  1806,  ....  ....  ....  57 

Admitted  from  January  5,  1806,  to  January  5,  1807,  ....  1272 


1329 

Discharged  cured,  ....  .».  ....  1176 

Died,  ....  ....  ....  ....  ....  102 

Remairied  in  the  Hospital,  January  5,  1807,  ....  51 


13'29 


Ixxvii 


APPENDIX— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c. 

From  January  5,  1807,  to  January  5,  1808. 

In  the  House,  January  5,  1807,  ....  ....  ....  51 

Admitted  from  January  5,  1807,  to  January  5,  1898,  ....  1093 


1 144- 

Discharged  -cured,  ....  .„.  ....  1020 

Died,  ....  ....  ....  ....  ....  93 

Remained  in  the  Hospital,  January  5,  1808,  ....  31 

1 144 

From  January  5,  1808,  to  January  5,  1809. 

In  the  House,  January  5,  1808,  ....  ....  ....  31 

Admitted  from  January  5,  1808,  to  January  5,  1809.,  ....  1072 


1103 

Discharged  cured,  ....  ....  ....  978 

Died,  v...  ....  ....  ....  ....  9(3 

Remained  in  the  Hospital,  January  5,  1809,  ....  29 

1103 


GENERAL  RECAPITULATION. 

Total  of  admissions  from  May  14,  1804,  to  January  5,  1809,  4887 

Discharged  cured,  ....  ....  ....  4469 

Died,  ....  ....  ....  ....  389 

Remained  in  the  Hospital,  January  5,  1809,  ....  29 

4887 

D.  M.  COLLTSON, 


REGISTER  AND  PURVEYOR. 


APPENDIX. — FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c. 

No.  5, 


Ixxix 


A 


cit  ATFMFNT  of  the  REVENUE  and  EXPENDITURE  "of  the  HOUSE  of  RECOVERY,  or  FEVER  HOSPITAL,  Cork-street,  Dublin,  from  the  14th  May,  1804,  (the 
SI  A ILMEN  i ot  tne  *■*•»*«  of  kg  opening)5  t0  5th  january,  l8o9. 


PERIODS  OF  EXPENDITURE. 


From  May  1 4,  1 804,  to  January  J,  1 805, 

January  5,  1801;,  - 1806, 

1806,  — 1807, 

1807,  - 1808, 

1S08,  - 1809 


PERIODS  OF  REVENUE. 

co 

-a 

a 

CS 

fJx 

a 

0 

55 

u 

a 

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'cl 

PQ 

Nett  Receipts 
from  Parlia- 
mentary grants. 

Subscriptions. 

Donations. 

Sale  of  goods, 
hay,  grass,  & c. 
&c. 

Total 

Revenue. 

From  May  14,  1804,  to 
January  J,  1805,  - 

1806,  - 

1807,  - 

— 1608,  - 

January  5,  1805, 
January  J,  i3o6, 

1807, 

. 1808, 

1809, 

£■  *■  d- 

62  8 ji 
457  8 0 

no  4 9^ 
488  4 9i 

£•  *•  d- 
499  12  U 

998  i i 8 

999  1 2 1 1 

2998  3 7 

1 3997  5 7 

£■  *.  d- 
574  9 3 

1413  6 0 

1 266  1 4 9i 
1292  7 oi 

1133  4 10 

£ >■  d; 

256 
51  0 2 

242  3 III 
191  13  yk 
94  8 9 

£ *•  d. 

20  IJ  io| 
72  0 6 

30  18  7 

30  6 2j 

35  '3 

£.  s.  d 
1097  3 61 

2J97  6 9I 

2996  18  3 

4622  14  n 
5748  17  1 

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£ s. 
47  to 


d. 

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92  13  lot 

87  13 

82  17 
87  16 


81 

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0 

lx 

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£■  s-  d- 
23s  18  51 

616  ij  7i 
702  16  2^ 

582  17  11 
654  13  2 


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P c 

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£■  s ■ d- 
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206  4 z 
209  i 8 3 

214  12  2 
211  9 1 


EXPENDITURE. 


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£■  '•  d ■ 
267  16  2 

403  12  1 1 
499  8 8 

55 1 8 9 
635  3 9 


£ 

16 1 6 

197  10 
33 1 8 
258  10  11 
37 2 12  6 


d. 

10 

4 

5x 


5 £7 

C3 


CL 


£•  '•  d- 
49  o 8 

73  4 10 
87  16  9i 
45  13  4i 
65  12  7 


79 

127  13 

202  I 
152 
165 


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66  8 
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4. 

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£ '■ 
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33s  2 
597  8 

2089  15 
1684  o 


4. 

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6 

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£ 

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£■ 


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90  o 
88  8 


4. 


71 

9 

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Total 

Expenditure. 


1034  1 3 
2139  18 
2886  13 
4 1 34  i° 
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61 
457  8 

1 10 
488 

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8 5^ 
o 

4 9i 
4 9t 


* EXPLANATION  OF  BALANCE. 

Furniture,  value  on  hands,  — .£->248  9 

paid  for  out  of  Trustees’  fund  at  commencement,  843  910 


Clothing,  value  on  hands, 
Soap  and  Candles,  — 

Government  Stock, 

Due  by  Treasurers,  — 


-£■  404  19  10 

72  14  8 
67  4 o 

256  9 4 
895  14  °i 


X-lfi97 


I I05 


D.  M.  COLLISON, 

register  and  purveyor. 


i 


APPENDIX.— FEVER  HOSPITAL,  &c. 

No.  6. 

FORM  OF  REGISTRY  OF  APPLICATIONS. 


lxxxi 


No.  of  Application 

825S 
8*39 
8240 
S241 

8242 

8243 

8244 
8:45 

8246 


Residence. 


N ame. 

Richard  Srveetman 
Margaret  Hefren,  - 

Mary  Nowlan, 

Mary  Donohoe,  - 
Jane  Clayton,  - - - 
John  Hartford,  - - I 39  Flunket-street, 
| Saiah  Murray,  - - *S  Vicker-street, 
James  Mackin,  --  Kilmainham, 
Thomas  Swords,  - 3 Drury-lane, 


Date  of  Application 


Mr.  Sweetman’s  Brewery, 
9 Dirty-lane, 

20  Exchange-street, 

54  Meath-street, 

9 Marrowbone-lane, 


October 


24  th 

24 

24 

*5 

27 

27 

27 

27 

28 


Date  of  Admission. 

Whether  to  be  whitewashed. 

Extern  Physician,  j 

p 

not  to  be. 

George  Hagan, 

No  apparent  symptom  of  Fever. 

26 

to  he. 

George  Hagan. 

not  to  be. 

George  Hagan, 

Recovering  from  Measles. 

I 

25 

to  be. 

George  Hagan. 

' \ ; • [ j 

| / I 

27 

to  be. 

Francis  Barker. 

27 

to  be. 

George  Hagan. 

27 

to  be. 

George  Hagan. 

27 

to  be. 

George  Hagan. 

1 

j Francis  Barker, 

Suspected  Hydrocephalus. 

" 

No.  7. 

Why  not  admitted 


FORM  OF  REGISTRY  OF  ADMISSIONS. 


Date 

of 

Admission. 

Current 

Number. 

Name. 

Age. 

Trade. 

October  24  1 

4738 

Mary  Bryan, 

*4 

Servant, 

4739 

John  Jones, 

35 

Carpenter, 

, 474° 

Anne  Jones, 

28 

25 

j 4741 

Maiy  Driver, 

l9 

Weaver, 

4742 

Anne  Murphy,  - 

27 

Servant, 

4743 

James  Collins, 

40 

Weaver, 

4744 

Thomas  Connor, 

45 

Labourer, 

1 

Residence. 

1 

- V 
a-' 

IV 

V 

> 

V 

— . — • 
1- 

5 0 
£ 

1 32  Skinners-alley, 

— 

- 

1 4 Thomas-street, 

8 

2 

4 Thomas-street, 

- 

2 

2 Pimlico, 

- 

— 

| 1 Weavers’-square, 

- 

— 

20  New-street, 

9 

— 

13  City-quay, 

5 

— 

Date  of  removal 
to  Convalescent 
Hospital. 

Number  or 
Ward- 

— 

Nurse’s 

Name. 

Discharged 

cured. 

Died. 

Buried  by  the 
Institution. 

Taken  away 
by  Friends. 

Number  of 
Days  in  the 
Hospital. 

Observations. 

Attending 

Physicians. 

— 

— 

2 1 

Stoker. 

November  3 

3 

Clayton, 

November  1 3th 

29 

ditto. 

8 

ditto. 

21 

October  29 

October  31 

6 

Typhus,  was  ill  long 
beforeAdmission. 

Hagan. 

*3 

ditto. 

October  31 

3 

ditto. 

6 

13 

ditto. 

November  1 

3 

ditto. 

6 

26 

ditto. 

8 

2 

ditto. 

l9 

October  26 

October  27 

2 

Synochus. 

Stoker. 

« 


Plan  of  iLTroei*  Ploor  of  the 


I ;y iTip^L Hoipit al  I ) ublin.  . 


APPENDIX 


LYING-IN-HOSPITAL 


REPORT 


«* 


Ixxxv 


APPENDIX 

TO 

THE  LYING-IN  HOSPITAL  REPORT.. 


No.  1. 

TABLE  shewing  the  number  of  Women  received,  into  the  Lying-in  Hospital  for 
each  decade  of  years,  from  1757  to  1 307,  both  inclusive. 


From  1757  to 

1767 

.... 

5379  Women. 

1767  — 

1777 

.... 

7106 

1777  — 

1787 

.... 

1 1292 

1787  — 

1797 

...a 

15809 

1797  — 

1807 

.... 

19768 

No.  2. 


Casual  income  of  the  Lying-in  Hospital,  on  an  average  of  three  years.  . 


Benefactions, 

....  ....  £.  60 

0 

0 '* 

Profit  of  Chapel,  .... 

32 

0 

0 - 

Anacreontic  Society’s  rent,  .... 

....  ....  34 

2 

6 

Profit  on  Gardens, 

....  ....  50 

o 

0 • 

Ditto  on  Rotunda, 

300 

0 

0 

Charity  Sermon, 

• ••a  ••••  1 50 

0 

0 i 

Chair  JT*axj  .»•• 

90 

0 

0 

Total.  £.  7 16 

2 

6^ 

[ K ] 


lxxxvi 


APPENDIX.— LYING-IN  HOSPITAL 


"No.  3. 

Fixed  or  permanent  income  of  the  Lying-in-Hospital. 


Rent  of  stores, 

....  ....  £. 

200 

0 

0 

Ground  rents,  .... 

....  •••• 

202 

12 

9 

Interest  on  Debentures, 

72 

10 

0 

Ditto  on  Mr.  Daniel’s  bequest, 

••••  •••• 

30 

0 

0 

Bed  Money, 

••••  •••• 

350 

0 

0 

Wine  License, 

10 

6 

3 

Astley’s  annuity, 

••••  •••• 

100 

0 

0 

£. 

965 

9 

0 

Casual  income, 

716 

2 

6 

Total.  £. 

1-681 

-11 

6 

No.  4. 

.Estimate for  one  year,  fivm  January  6,  1806,  to  January  5,  1807,  for  2300  Patients. 


Maintenance,  &c. 

....£.  2300 

0 

0 

Salaries,  rent  and  taxes, 

486 

0 

4 

Repairs  and  sundries, 

663 

19 

8 

Debenture  interest, 

440 

0 

0 

£.  3890 

0 

0 

Estimate  for  one  year,  from  Jammy  1807,  to  January  1808,  for  2500  Patients 

Maintenance,  &c. 

....£  .2500 

0 

0 

Salaries,  rent,  taxes,  &c 

....  4S6 

0 

4 

Repairs  and  sundries, 

763 

19 

8 

. Debenture  interest, 

440 

0 

0 

£.  4190  0 0 


APPENDIX.— LYING-IN  HOSPITAL 


Ixxxvii 


Estimate  for  one  year,  from  January  1808,  to  January  180 9,  for  2500  Patients . 


Maintenance,  &c. 

....£. 

2500 

0 

0 

Salaries,  rent,  taxes,  &c 

.... 

505 

0 

4 

Repairs  and  sundries, 

• ••• 

744 

19 

8 

Education  and  maintenance  of  eight  female  pupils, 

160 

0 

0 

Debenture  interest, 

• ••• . 

440 

0 

0 

£, 

4350 

0 . 

0 . 

No.  5. 

2500  Patients  at  £.\  105.  0 d.  per  head, 

3750 

0 

0 

Debenture  interest. 

• • •• 

440 

0 

0 

Maintenance  and  education  of  eight  female  pupils, 

• • •• 

160 

0 

0 

£. 

4350 

0 

0 

Casual  and  permanent  income. 

1681 

1 1 

6 

Deficit,  £. 

2668 

8 

6 

No.  6. 

Salaries  and  allowances  to  the  Officers  and  Servants  of  the  Lying-in  Hospital, 

, D 

Master  allowed  for  coals,  .... 

\ 

£.  10 

0 

0 

Assistant  ditto, 

• • • • 

5 

0 

0 

Pupils  ditto, 

• ••• 

5 

0 

0 

Chaplain’s  salary, 

• • « . 

1 10 

0 

0 

Superannuated  ditto, 

• ••• 

55 

0 

0 

Register  and  Agent, 

.... 

90 

0 

0 

Matron,  (with  diet  and  coals,) 

• • • • 

60 

0 

0 

Chapel  Clerk,  .... 

• • • • 

12 

0 

0 

Sextuness, 

• ••*  . 

10 

0 

0 

Porter  £5.  for  coals,  £5.  for  clothes,  and  £10  salary, 

20 

0 

0 

One  Midwife,  with  diet, 

.... 

18 

4 

0 

Nine  Nurses,  with  diet,  wages  £.1. 

.... 

63 

0 

0 

Eight  Ward-maids,  ditto,  £Ar. 

.... 

32 

0 

0 

One  Cook,  ditto, 

.... 

6 

16 

6 

One  Kitchen-maid,  ditto, 

...» 

4 

0 

0 

One  House  and  Chapel  maid,  ditto, 

...» 

5 

0 

0 

One  Messenger, 

.... 

1 1 

O 

9 

Total  salaries, 

&c.  £.  497 

3 

3 

[ k 2 ] 


Ixxxviii 


APPENDIX.— LYING-IN  HOSPITAL. 


No.  7.. 

DIETARY. 

PATIENTS. 

'One  pound  boiled  mutton  every  second  day. 

Three  quarters  of  a pound  of  bread, 

One  half  pound  of  potatoes. 

Three  half  pints  of  beer, 

Three  half  pints  of  mutton  broth  on  days  they  do  not  get  meat. 

One  pint  of  whey  morning  and  night,  gruel  and  imperial  ad  libitum. 
Chickens,  wine  and  extra’s,  as  the  Master  may  think  necessary. 


SERVANTS. 


' One  pound  of  meat, 

One  pound  of  potatoes, 

Three  quarters  of  a pound  of  bread, 
One  quart  of  beer, 

Two  ounces  of  butter, 


r Daily. 


One  shilling  and  twopence  per  week  for  breakfast. 


APPENDIX.— LYING-IN  HOSPITAL. 


lxxxix 


An  Account  of  the  Expenditure  of  the  Lying-in  Hospital  for  three 
Years,  ending  fifth  January,  1808,  distinguishing  the  several 
Articles  of  Disbursement. 

No.  8. 


Salaries  and  allowances,  - 
Bread,  -----  w - - 

1.  Meat,  - --  --  --  - 

Beer,  - --  --  --  - 

Milk,  - ' 

Cutlins,  - 

2.  Servants’  breakfasts,  and  House-  ? 

keepers’  small  expenses,  - - j 
Medicines,  ------- 

3.  Groceries  and  wine,  - - - - 

Coals,  -------- 

4.  Soap  and  candles,  _ - - - - 

Washing  by  contract,  - - - - 

Rent  and  paving  tax,  - - - - 

5.  Flannel  and  blankets,  - - - - 

6.  Linen  and  sheeting,  - ’*“  _ ' 

Straw  and  bedding,  _ _ - - 

Scouring  blankets,  - - - - * 

Brazier  and  tinman,  - - - - 

Cooper,  -------- 

Slator,  -------- 

Carpenter,  ------- 

Painter,  -------- 

Plaisterer,  ------- 

7.  Labourers,  ------- 

Glazier,  -------- 

Smith  and  Ironmonger,  - ■ 

Plumber,  ------ 

Bricklayer  and  mason,  - - - ■ 

8.  Architect, 

ou 


Sundries, 


Lighting 

lamps. 


ghtside  and  inside") 


I 

805. 

1806. 

1807. 

2220 

2406 

2311 

Patients  delivered. 

Patients  delivered. 

Patients  delivered. 

£' 

s. 

d. 

£■ 

s.  d. 

£■  <• 

d. 

490 

3 

3 

490 

3 3 

497  3 

3 

242 

l X 

1 1 

247 

2 81 

253  2 

9! 

501 

18 

n' 

0 

456 

2 — 

433  18 

7 

79 

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79 

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82  — 

81 

84 

1 

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114 

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2965  — 

— 

APPENDIX.— LYING-IN  HOSPITAL,  &c, 


Observations  explanatory  of  certain  charges  of  Expenditure,  as  stated  in  the 

preceding  Table. 

1.  Meat. — This  article  formerly  supplied  by  one  person  invariably,  is  now  pur- 
chased by  the  Matron. 

2.  Servants’  Breakfasts. — In  1SC6,  the  allowance  to  the  Servants  for  breakfast 
was  increased  from  seven  to  fourteen  pence  per  week. 

3.  Groceries  and  Wine. — This  charge  principally  arises  from  the  quantities  of 
sugar  consumed. 

4.  Soap  and  Candles. — The  soap  charged  is  for  the  cleansing  of  the  House,  ex^ 
elusive  of  washing. 

5.  Flannel  and  Blankets. 

,-Two  new  wards  opened  since  1805. 

6.  Linen  and  Sheeting.  ) 

7.  Labourers. — Principally  employed  in  whitewashing  the  wards. 

8.  Architect. — This  charge  was  for  per  centage,  for  seven  years  superin* 
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and  Practice  of  the  Christian  Religion , from  January  5,  1803,  to  January  5,  1804. 


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APPENDIX. — FOR  Bib  COUNTENANCING  VICE,  Ac. 

No.  2. 


cm 


1'iO.  'z. 

GRANTS  FROM  THE  ASSOCIATION  INCORPORATED  FOR  DISCOUNTENANCING  VICE,  &c.  See.  FOR  BUILDING  SCHOOL-HOUSES 

" * — ■ - ■ ~ ""  ■ ... ......  - — ■ ■ - . 


Year 

granted 

PERSONS. 

PLACES. 

COUNTY. 

SUM. 

PAID  IN  THE  YEAR 

1 

1 CO 

1806. 

18 

=7 

1808. 

£■ 

Sm 

d. 

£. 

s,  d 

[.  S. 

d. 

£. 

S. 

d. 

£. 

5. 

d. 

tSoy. 

Rev.  Richard  Wynne,  — 

Urumclilt,  — 

Sligo,  — 

5° 

O 

O 

O 

0 0 

O 

O 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

Samuel  Jacob,  Esq.  — 

Mogarban,  — 

Tipperary,  — 

5° 

O 

O 

O 

50  0 

O 

O 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

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Crumlin,  — 

Dublin,  — 

*3 

IO 

2 

0 

2 3 10 

2 

O 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

Robert  Thompson,  Esq.  — 

Oatlands,  — 

Meath,  — 

43 

6 

8 

43 

6 8 

0 0 

O 

O 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

Rev.  Vesey  Dawson,  — 

Galtiim,  — 

Ditto,  — 

34 

'9 

4t 

0 

34  '9 

4i 

O 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

Rev.  Dr  Woodward,  — 

Glanworth,  — 

Cork,  — 

5° 

O 

O 

0 

O O 

O 

O 

O 

0 

5° 

0 

0 

Rev.  Henry  Woodward,  — 

Carrig,  — 

Cavan,  — 

35 

O 

O 

35 

0 0 

0 0 

O 

O 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

7 Grants  for  building  School-houses  in  iSoy, 

£■ 

2S6 

16 

78 

6 8 

iSq6. 

Archdeacon  Hutchinson,  — 

T agsheny,  — 

Longford,  — 

SO 

O 

O 

0 0 

0 

O 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

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5° 

O 

O 

— 

__ 

50  0 

0 

O 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

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Irvinestown,  — 

Fermanagh,  — 

5° 

O 

O 

— 

— 

0 0 

0 

O 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

3 Grants  for  building  School-homes  in  1806, 

- - £■ 

150 

O 

O 

— 

1 

1 

On 

00 

IA 

iSo7- 

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Cavan,  — 

Cavan,  — 

5° 

O 

O 

O 

O 

0 

0 

O’ 

0 

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Killishee,  — 

Longford,  — 

JO 

O 

O 

O 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

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Tipperary,  — 

5° 

O 

O 

— 

—1 





5° 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

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Monkstown,  — 

Dublin,  — — 

5° 

O 

O 

— 

_ 

_ _ « 



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O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

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ICildeemo,  — 

Limerick,  — 

jo 

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O 

0 

0 

0 

co 

0 

0 

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Donaghpatrick, 

Meath,  — — 

20 

O 

O 

— 

— 





0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

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Castle  M‘Adam, 

Wicklow,  — 

j° 

O 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

Rev.  Dr.  J.  Stack,  — — 

ikilskeery,  — 

Fermanagh,  — 

1 I 

7 

6 

— 

1 

— 

— 

0 

0 

0 

1 1 

7 

6 

8 Grants  for  building  School-houses  in  1807, 

— 

33  * 

7 

6 

1 Do.  Do.  a Seminary  for  Parish  Clerks  and  School  Masters,  — 

IOO 

O 

O 

IOO 

0 

0 

9 Grants  for  building  in  1807 

£■ 

43' 

7 

6 

— 

— 

— 

— 

200 

0 

0 

1 1 1 

7 

6 

OBSERVATIONS. 


The  building  of  this  School-h-mie  has  bees  delayed  from  the  difficulty  of  obtaining  ground  in  the  most  co 
venient  situation,  but  this  difficulty  is  likely  to  be  soon  obviated. 


There  is  no  certainty  that  this  School-house  will  be  built,  the  Association  having  no  information  on  the 
subject. 

It  is  doubtful  whether  this  School-house  will  be  built,  from  the  difficulty  of  procuring  a sufficient  subscrip  - 
tion  in  the  Parish. 


The  building  of  this  School-house  is  likelv  to  be  soon  commenced. 

The  Association  have  no  information  ofBhe  state  of  this  intended  School-house. 

This  School  has  been  shut  up  for  aboutpz  months  past,  the  Master  having  resigned,  and  no  other  appoint- 
ed, probably  from  the  unsettled  staterof  the  County. 

This  House  is  almost  finished. 

Uncertain  when  this  School- house  will  be  built. 


XVm.  WATSON,  Sub-Treasurer. 


ABSTRACT  OF  GRANTS. 

ABSTRACT  OF  SUMS  PAID. 

£.  s.  d. 

£■  s. 

1. 

7 Grants  for  Building  in  1805, 

“ - 

286  16  zi 

2 Grants  for  Building  paid  in  1805,  - - 

78  6 

8 

3 Do.  Do.  1806, 

“ ~ 

150  O O 

4 Do.  Do.  1806,  - - 

1 58  9 

Cl 

9 Do.  Do.  1807,  - 

- ~ 

43 1 7 6 

3 Do.  Do.  1807,  - - 

200  O 

0 

3 Do.  Do.  i8c8,  - - 

in  7 

6 

1 2 Grants  paid  - --  --  --  - 

348  3 

8i 

7 Do.  which  the  Association  have  en-  T 

gaged  to  pay  as  soon  as  the  School-  J. 

320  0 

0 

houses  shall  be  built,  time  uncertain,  J 

19  Total  Numbef  of  Grants  for  Building,  £, 

868  3 8* 

19  Total  No.  of  Grants  for  Building,  £. 

868  3 

81 

RICH0  GRAVES, 
W«.  MATURIN 


S,  7 

, i 


See5. 


APPENDIX 


TO 


REPORT 

ox 

DR.  S-TE  EVE  NS’S  HOSPITAL. 


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APPENDIX.— STEEVENS’S  HOSPITAL. 


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SIR  P.  D U N’S  HOSPITAI 


APPENDIX. — SIR  P.  DUN’S  HOSPITAL.  cxiii 

No.  1. 

Expense  of  the  temporary  Establishment  of  Sir  P.  Dun’s  Hospital. 


Sheeting,  ticken  and  linen. 

Ml* 

.... 

£.  52 

18 

2 

Iron  bedsteads. 

• ••  • 

.... 

44 

0 

0 

Furniture,  ....  . 

.... 

.... 

72 

13 

oi 

Blankets,  .... 

. . « • 

.... 

97 

11 

8 

Mulvany,  for  glass, 

• • • • 

.... 

35 

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• ••> 

.... 

83 

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n 

Wine, 

48 

4 

9 1 
v a 

Coals,  ....  .... 

.... 

.... 

28 

12 

0 

Soap  and  Candles, 

.... 

25 

5 

1 

Brazier, 

.... 

38 

7 

MM 

oo 

Stationary,  .... 

...» 

.... 

13 

4 

10 

Bread, 

.... 

33 

12 

9 

Milk, 

36 

6 

7 X 

Butcher’s  meat, 

.... 

.... 

37 

10 

°z 

Salaries,  &c. 

.... 

162 

14 

0 

Disbursed  by  Dr.  Mills, 

.... 

.... 

252 

17 

MM 

00 

£.  1062  19  8 


cxiv  APPENDIX.— SIR  PATRICK  DUN’S  HOSPITAL, 

No.  2. 

RENTAL  of  the  Estates  of  the  King  and  Queen’s  College  of 
Physicians,  in  the  County  of  Waterford. 


DENOMINATIONS. 

ACRES. 

TERM. 

Yearly  Rent. 

Templeverrick, 

A.  R.  P. 

323  2 10 

31  Years,  March  1786, 

£.  s.  d. 
180  0 0 

Lisvegara,  .... 

265  0 0 

Ditto,  1783, 

180  0 0 

East  and  West  Ballyduane, 

231  0 20 

Ditto,  1783, 

150  0 0 

Shankhill, 

370  3 0 

Ditto,  1783, 

111  0 0 

Killmoylan, 

Curraghnagarahee  and  Cur- 
raghballintiea,  .... 

334  2 0 

Ditto,  1783, 

108  0 0 

478  311 

Ditto,  May  1,  1789, 

575  0 0 

Portunaboe, 

177  3 27 

Ditto,  May  1,  1808, 

270  0 0 

2181  3 12 

1574  0 0 

EXPENDITURE. 


Three  Professors,  yearly  T.100, 

• ••• 

£. 

300 

0 

0 

Head  Rent  to  Lord  Ormond, 

• ••  • 

85 

l 

6 

Ditto Jo.  Henry, 

• ••• 

36 

4 

4 

Librarian, 

• ••• 

70 

0 

0 

King’s  Silver, 

• ••• 

51 

8 

0 

Treasurer,  A 

59 

0 

0 

Incidents, 

•••• 

50 

0 

0 

642 

13 

10 

£.  931 

6 

2 

ANNUAL  ESTABLISHMENT  OF  THE  HOSPITAL. 

Ground  Rent, 

• ••• 

£. 

150 

0 

0 

Apothecary, 

.... 

68 

5 

0 

House-keeper, 

.... 

56 

17 

6 

Cook,  ••••  ••••  •••• 

<••• 

23 

8 

0 

Laundry-maid, 

• ••• 

23 

8 

0 

House-maid, 

• ••• 

23 

8 

0 

Three  Nurses, 

• ••» 

70 

4 

0 

Gate  Porter, 

• ••• 

31 

4 

0 

446 

14 

6 

£.  484 

11 

8 

APPENDIX. — SIR  P.  DUN’S  HOSPITAL, 


cxv 


No.  3. 

A statement  of  cases  of  disease  admitted  into  Sir  P.  Dun’s  Hospital. 


Amenorrhoea, 

.... 

«••• 

3 

Lues, 

• ••• 

11 

Asthma, 

• • • • 

1 

Lepra, 

Mtl 

3 

Colica  Pictonum, 

• • •• 

• ••• 

1 

Menorrhagia, 

• ••• 

3 

Cynanche,  .... 

• ••• 

5 

Nephritis,  .... 

• • • • 

• ••ft 

1 

Chorea  Sancti  Viti, 

• • •• 

• ••• 

1 

Paralysis, 

• ••• 

12 

Cholera  Morbus, 

1 

Phthysis, 

• ••• 

10 

Delirium, 

• ••• 

.... 

1 

Podagra, 

• ••• 

1 

Dysenteria, 

■ • • • 

«•«• 

10 

Pleuritis, 

• ••• 

• ••• 

1 

Diabetes, 

•••• 

• ««l 

2 

Pneumonia,  .... 

• ••• 

• ••ft 

1 

Dyspnoea,  .... 

• ••ft 

2 

Peripneumonia, 

• ••• 

1 

Eruptio, 

• ••• 

3 

Rubeola, 

• ••ft 

3 

Epilepsia, 

1 

Rheumatismus, 

• Mt 

22 

Febris, 

• ••ft 

20 

Scarlatina 

• ••ft 

5 

Febris  Catarrh, 

• ••• 

• ••• 

13 

TsbcSj  m»i 

MM 

• ••ft 

1 

Febris  Intermittens, 

.... 

15 

Variola, 

• ••ft 

4 

Hepatitis, 

6 

Herpes, 

• ••• 

• •■• 

1 

Hydrops, 

19 

Apoplexia,  .... 

• ••ft 

1 

Hydrocephalus, 

1 

Not  classed, .... 

.... 

• «•• 

23 

Icterus, 

• •*• 

• • • • 

2 

Internal  Injury, 

• • * • 

1 

Total 

• ••ft 

214 

Leucorrhcea, 

• Ml 

• ••ft 

2 

No.  4. 

General  statement  of  admissions , STc.  of  Sir  P.  Dun’s  Hospital, 
from  its  opening,  to  January  27,  1809. 

Admitted,  ....  ••••  ••••  ••••  214 


Curcdj  ••••  •••• 

• ••• 

108 

Relieved, 

39 

Irregular, 

• ••• 

13 

Not  relieved, 

13 

Died,  ....  .... 

• ••ft 

19 

Event  not  stated,  or  in  the  House, 

[ N ] 

22 

1807. 


AIITKEIX.— FOR  DIICOUNTENANCING  VICE,  &c. 

No.  3. 

GRANTS  FROM  THE  ASSOCIATION  INCORPORATED  FOR  DISCOUNTENANCING  VICE,  &c.  &c.  FOR  SALARI 


Years. 

PERSONS. 

PLACES, 

COUNTY. 

Annual  Grant. 

0-, 

O 

CO 

DrumclifF,  __ 

£■  d. 

£.  r.  d. 

TS05. 

Rev.  Richard  Wynne,  — — — 

— 

Sligo,  — — — 

1 00 

Rev.  J.  Jebb,  — - — - 

Mogarban,  

— 

Tipperary,  — — 

15  00 

Rev.  Dr.  Magee,  — — — 

Crumlin,  

— 

Dublin,  — — — 

15  00 

Arthur  Keene,  Esq.  — — — 

Tentbwer,  

— 

Queen’s  County,  — 

15  0 0 

16  5 0 

Robert  Thompson,  Esq.  — — 

Oatlands,  — 

— 

Meath,  — — — 

15  00 

II  50 

Rev.  Vesey  Dawson,  — — — 

Galt  rim,  

— 

Ditto,  — — - 

tj  00 

000 

Rev.  Dr  Woodward,  — — — 

Glanworth,  

— 

Cork,  — — - 

15  00 

Rev.  Charles  Colman,  — — — 

Taney,  — 

— 

Dublin,  — • — — 

10  0 0 

OOO 

Do.  Female  School,  — — — 

Ditto,  

— 

Ditto,  — — — 

1000 

Rev.  Henry  Woodward,  — — 

Carrig,  — 

— 

Cavan,  — — — 

1 j 00 

15  00 

Rev.  Walter  Baggot,  — — — 

Monastcreven,  — 

— 

Kildare,  — — — 

15  0 0 

OOO 

it  Grants  for  salaries  in  1805,  at  an  annual  expcnce  of 

" 

- - £ 

1 55  00 

42  10  0 

i8o6. 

Rev.  J.  Dunne,  — — — 

Ross,  — 

Wexford,  — — 

Rev.  Richard  Bourne,  — — — 

Kildress,  — 

_ 

Tyrone,  — — 

Rev.  S Jones,  — — — — 

Ballinalea,  — 

_ 

V\  icklow,  — — 

Rev.  Richard  Dawson,  — — — 

Fenagh,  — 



Carlow,  — — — 

1 5 00 



Abraham  Mills,  Esq.  — — — 

Croncbane,  — 



Wicklow,  — — 

Archdeacon  Hutchinson,  — — 

Tagsherry,  — 



Longford,  — — 

Rev.  Dr.  Dealtry,  — — — 

Wicklow,  — 

_ 

Wicklow,  — — 

Rev.  S.  Rialb,  — — • — — 

Killenaule,  — 

_ 

Rev.  Dr.  Miller,  — — — 

Irvinestown,  — 



Fermanagh,  — — 

_ 

Rev.  Verney  Lovett,  — — — 

Lismore,  — 



Waterford,  — — 



Philip  Pendleton,  Esq.  — — — 

Mooitown,  — 

— 

Meath,  — — — 

15  00 
15  00 



Mr.  William  M'Auley,  — — — 

Grange,  — 

— 

Armagh,  — — — 

— 

12  Grants  for  salaries  in  1806,  at  an  annual  expense  of 

- 

£■ 

05 

O 

O 

O 

— 

PAID  IN  THE  YEAR 


1806. 


5 o 
5 >6 


1807. 


124  1 1 


Rev.  Richard  Wynne,  - 
Archdeacon  Hutchinson, 
James  Gibson,  — - 

Rev.  Dr.  Miller, 

Rev.  J.  Jones,  — 

Rev.  Archd.  Douglass,  - 
Rev.  S.  Harper,  - 

Bishop  of  Clonfert, 

J.  Anderson,  Esq.  - 
Rev.  Dr.  Hill,  — 

Rev.  C.  Robinson, 

Rev.  J.  Grant,  — 

Rev.  St.  Geo.  Caulfield, 
Rev.  J.  Stack,  — 

Rev.  George  Connor, 
Rev.  S.  Jones,  — 

Rev.  D.  O’Connor, 

Rev.  S.  T.  Roberts, 

Rev.  Thomas  Moore, 


Cavan,  — 
Killishee, 
Duncannon, 

Derry  vollan, 
Howth,  — 
Ardfinnan, 
Monkstown, 
Clonfert, 

Kilternan, 
Kildeemo, 

Kilmore, 

Clonbull  ick, 
Maghciclooney, 
Kilskeery, 
Donaghpatrick,  — 
Castle  M‘Adam,  — 
Clonsilla,  — — 

Mothel,  _ 

Gorey,  — — . 


- 


19  Grants  for  salaries  in  1807,  at  an  annual  expence  of 


Cavan,  — 

15 

0 

0 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

— 

Longford, 

— 

— 

15 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

O 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

— 

Waterford, 



— 

1 5 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 

_ 



IO 

0 

0 

16 

5 

0 

— 

Fermanagh, 

— 

_ 

lS 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

3 

6 

8 

24 

3 

4 

— 

Dublin,  — 

— 

— 

15 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

3 

6 

8 

24 

3 

4 

— 

I ipperary, 

— 

— 

15 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

0 

0 

0 

10 

0 

— 

Dublin,  — 

— 

— 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

0 

0 

0 

26 

5 

0 

— 

Galway,  — 

— 

— 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

0 

0 

0 

25 

0 

0 

— 

Dublin,  — 





1 5 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 



— 

0 

0 

0 

1 1 

5 

0 

— 

Limerick, 

— 

— 

»s 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

0 

0 

0 

1 1 

5 

0 

— 

Kildare,  — 

— 

— 

15 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

0 

0 

0 

22 

10 

0 

— 

King’s  County 

— 

— 

1 5 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

—1 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

— 

Fc  matiagh. 

— 

— 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

0 

0 

5 

0 

0 

— 

Ditto,  — 

— 

— 

0 

0 











— 

0 

0 

0 

10 

0 

0 

— 

Meath,  — 



_ 

0 

0 













0 

0 

»5 

0 

0 

— 

W icklow, 





1 s 

0 

0 



. 









0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

— 

Dublin,  — 





0 

0 

— 











0 

0 

0 

>5 

0 

0 

— 

Kilkenny, 

— 

— 

*5 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

0 

0 

0 

18 

>5 

0 

— 

Wexford, 

— 

— 

■5 

0 

0 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

7 

10 

0 

l5 

0 

0 

- 

£■ 

285 

0 

0 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

324 

3 

4 

605 

8 

4 

£■ 


25  O 
2S  8 


C5  o 

27  10 

15  o 


£• 

o 

26 

25 

'5 

>5 

1 s 


1;  o 

17  10 

IS  o 


>5  o 
2 s o 
25  o 
15  o 

24  II 

25  o 


ES  AND  GRATUITIES  TO  SCHOOL-MASTERS. 


OBSERVATIONS. 


School-house  nut  built. 


itely  built,  but  either  not  opened,  or  not  long  enough  to  apply  for  half  a year’s  Salary. 


School-house  riot  built. 


School-house  not  built. 

School-house  i^ot  built.  > , 

This  School  was  established  by  an  Invalid  Soldier,  who  also  acted  as  Master,  but  is  now  discontinued  < 
account  of  the  absence  of  the  Master  who  is  employed  on  military  duty. 

This  School  discontinued  ; uncertain  whether  it  will  be  revived. 

This  School,  which  was  kept  on  one  of  the  Dublin  mountains,  has  been  lately  given  up. 

This  School  mjtyet  established,  but  likely  to  be  so  soon. 

A new  School-house  almost  finished,  but  the  School  carried  on  in  an  old  building. 

School-house  not  built. 


ABSTRACT  OF  GRANTS. 


ABSTRACT  OF  SUMS  PAID. 


Grants  for  Salaries  in  i8og 
Do.  Do.  iSg6, 

Do,  Do.  1807, 


Grants  for  Salaries,  annual  expense  £.  j 620  o o 


£■  *•  d- 
155  c 0 

3 Grants  for  Salaries  paid  in  1805,  - - 

£; 

42  10 

cl. 

180  0 0 

10  Do.  Do.  1806,  - - 

1 24  II 

8 

285  0 0 

24  Do.  Do.  180-’,  - - 

324  3 

4 

C\  1 
O 

O 

O 

35  Do.  Do,  iSc8*  - - 

605  8 

4 

— 

Total  paid  for  35  Schools,  £. 

1096  13 

4 

34 

S 


Schools  to  be  paid  Salaries  and  Gratuities  in  1809,  - 

Do.  Do.  when  the  School-houses  are  built,  time  uncertain. 


2 ("Total  number  of  Schools  to  which  the  Association  are  engaged  to  pay  Salaries  at  an  ) 
^ \ annual  expense  of  - --  -j 


£■ 

500 


Wm.  WATSON,  Sub-Treasurer. 


RICH”  GRAVES, 
W MATURES' 


/ES,  7 
IN,  1 


Sec-, 


*■ 


. 


- « *.  *•- 


* 


■ - -.&X 


. 


. 


INDEX 


TO  TIIE 


OF  TIIE  SEVERAL 


HOSPITAL  REPORTS. 


[ »!  ] 


INDEX 


TO  TIIE 

APPENDIX. 


LOCK  HOSPITAL. 


ESTABLISHMENT  of  a Lock  Hospital  in  Dublin, 
Persons  to  compose  the  Board  of  Directors,  — 

Medical  Attendants  and  other  Officers,  — 

General  Regulations  for  the  Management  of  the  Institution, 
Duties  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  — 

— — Attending  Surgeons,  — 

* ■ Steward,  — — 

■ . Apothecary,  — — 

■ - Housekeeper,  — 


— Nurses  and  other  Servants, 


Rules  for  the  conduct  of  the  Patients,  — — — 

Dietary,  — — — — — 

Memorial  from  the  Directors  to  the  Lord  Lieutenant,  proposing  salaries  to  the  Attending 
Surgeons,  — — — 

Plan  for  an  improved  Surgical  Attendance,  — — — 

Appointment  of  senior  Surgeons,  — — — 

The  senior  Surgeons  to  be  appointed  for  seven  years  only,  — — 

A view  of  the  admissions  into  the  Westmorland  Lock  Hospital  during  six  months,  com- 
mencing September  >,  1808,  — — — 

Truss  Establishment  proposed,  — — — 

Plan  for  the  Relief  of  Ruptured  Poor,  — — — 

General  Report  on  the  Westmorland  Lock  Hospital,  presented  to  the  Chancellor  of  the 


Exchequer,  — — 

Report  of  the  Committee  appointed  to  consider  of  what  Regulations  may  be  necessary 
for  the  better  Management  of  the  Westmorland  Lock  Hospital,  — — 

A Table  shewing  the  Admissions  and  Discharges  of  the  Westmorland  Lock  Hospital, 

from  November  1792,  to  January  4,  1808,  as  also  the  average  nett  expense  of  each 

Bed,  and  the  total  Expenditure  of  the  entire  Establishment,  — — 

A Table  shewing  the  annual  Expenditure  of  the  Hospital  during  the  above  period,  ar- 
ranged under  the  appropriate  heads  of  Disbursement,  - — . 


Page 

iii 

iv 

ibid. 

vi 

ibid. 

vii 
ibid. 

viii 
iz 
ibid. 

x 

xi 

xii 

xiii 

xiv 
XV 

xvii 

xviii 
XX 

xxii 

xxvi 


xxx 

xsxi 


INDEX  TO  THE  APPENDIX. 


HOUSE  OF  INDUSTRY. 


Page 

Revenue  and  Expenditure  of  the  House  of  Industry,  Dublin,  for  five  years,  — xxxv 

An  Account  of  the  Number  of  Persons  received  into  the  House  of  Industry  in  the  year 
1807,  specifying  their  sex,  age,  state  of  health,  and  whether  received  from  Town 
or  Country,  with  the  Deaths  which  have  occurred  during  the  year,  distinguishing 
those  compelled  ; also  an  Account  of  the  Number  of  healthy  Persons  from  the  Age 
of  10  to  40,  distinguishing  the  sexes,  — — — xxxvii 

Account  of  Salaries  and  Emoluments  of  the  Governors,  Officers,  and  Tenants  of  the 

House  of  Industry,  — — — — xxxix 

Asylum  for  the  Education  of  Children — Infirmary  and  Female  Hospital — Penitentiary 

for  the  Reform  of  young  Criminals,  — — — xl 

Plan,  &c.  of  the  House  of  Industry,  — — — xli 

General  Dietary  of  the  House,  — — — — xliii,  xliv 

Outlines  of  a Plan  for  the  Regulation  and  Management  of  the  Bedford  Asylum,  House 

of  Industry,  — — — — xlv 


FEVER  HOSPITAL. 


Page 

No.  1. — Original  Resolutions,  framed  in  1S03,  — — — — xlix 

No.  2. — General  Rules,  Bye-laws,  &c.  — — *—  — lii 

No  3. — Provision  Accounts,  &c.  — “ — — — lxv* 

No.  4. — Statement  of  Admissions,  &c.  — — — — — lxxvi 

No.  5.— Statement  of  the  yearly  Revenue  and  Expenditure,  — — — Ixxix 

No.  6.— Form  of  Registry  of  Applications,  — — — — lxxxi 

No.  7.— Form  of  Registry  of  Admission,  — — — — — Hid. 


LYING-IN  HOSPITAL. 


No.  1.— Admissions  for  each  decade  of  years  from  1757,  to  1807, 
No.  2. — Casual  Income  of  Hospital,  — — 

No.  3. — Fixed  and  permanent  Income  of  Hospital,  — 

No.  4. — General  Estimates  of  Expenditure,  — — 


Page 

— lxxxv 

— ibid. 

— Ixxxvi 

— - ibid. 


INDEX  TO  THE  APPENDIX. 


LYING-IN  HOSPITAL — continued. 

Page 

No,  5.  — Comparative  view  of  Receipts  and  Expenditure,  — — — lxxxvii 

No.  6 — Salaries  and  Allowances  to  Officers  and  Servants,  — — — Hid. 

No.  7.— Dietaries,  — — — — — — — lxxxviii 

No.  8. — Actual  Expenditure  of  Hospital  for  3 years,  ending  5th  January,  180S,  — lxxxix 

No.  9. — An  Abstract  of  the  Registry  kept  at  the  Lying-in  Hospital,  — — xci. 


ASSOCIATION  FOR  DISCOUNTENANCING  VICE. 


Page 

No.  I. — Abstracts  of  the  Receipts  and  Expenditure  of  the  Association,  from  the  com- 
mencement, of  the  Parliamentary  Grants  in  1801,  to  5th  January,  1809,  xcv,^1 

No.  2. — Grants  from  the  Association,  & c.  for  the  Building  of  School-houses,  — ciii 

No.  3. — Grants  from  the  Association,  &c.  for  Salaries  and  Gratuities  to  School-masters,  cv 


STEEVENS’S  HOSPITAL. 


Page 

Annual  Income  of  Dr.  Steevens’s  Hospital,  Dublin,  — — — — cix 


SIR  PATRICK  DUN’S  HOSPITAL. 


Page 

No.  I. — Expense  of  the  temporary  Establishment  of  Sir  Patrick  Dun’s  Hospital,  — cxiii 
No.  2. — Rental  of  the  t states  of  Sir  Patrick  Dun,  vested  in  the  College  of  Physicians,  cxiv 

No.  3.— A Statement  of  the  Cases  of  Disease  admitted,  — — — cxv 

No.  4. — General  Statement  of  Admissions  from  the  opening  of  the  Hospital,  to  27th  Ja- 
nuary, 1809,  — — — — — — Hid.  ■ 

No  5. — Plan  of  Sir  Patrick  Dun’s  Hospital,  — — — — cxviLi 


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