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THE
EIGHTEENTH
ANNUAL
BEPOBT
Off THE
COMMITTEE OE MANAGEMENT
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AND
BENEVOLENT ASYLUM,
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Financial Statement,
Xist
of Subscriptions,
LIST OJ DISEASES, ka.s TREATED DURING THE TEAR
AJ-SO,
THE GENERAL RULES AND THE INTERNAL REGULATIONS
OV THE INSTITUTION.
(§.ec!mtg:
PRINTED BY GEORGE MERCER, MALOP STREET WEST.
1870.
1870.
Jjttstbtni.
HIS EXCELLENCY THE EIGHT HONORABLE VISCOUNT
CANTERBURY, K.C.B.
Ske^ttsiOtitit.
His WOESHIP THE MAYOB OF GEELOOT.
J. L. CTTEBIE, Esa., J.P.
Sntstus.
Hos. J. P. STBACHAIT, M.L.C.
JAMES HAEBISOJST, Esq.
JOHK BELL, Esq.
J. R. MOEEIS, Esq., J.P.
How. CHAELES SLABEIT, M.L.C.
Cmmmttet of $$tmagemttrf.
BELCHES, G. F., J.P.
HABTEX, FBEBEBICX.
BfiOTK, GrEORUE, J.P.
JOHNSTOHB, R. Dfi B., J.P.
BCBEOTV, WILLIAM, J.P.
COPE, Rey. Jomr.
KELLY, THOMAS.
LAITE, H. B.
•COOPEE, Ber. AsrtEr.
MAcMraLEW, WILLIAM
CAMPBELL, RET. A. J.
DOWSING, ABCHDEACOK.
•GILLESPIE, KOBBBT, J.P.
GBEEFITH:, YALAHTINE.
*NICHOLSDIT, J.P.
REED, ALEEEB R.
YOLUM, JAMES.
"WXLSOJT, Jomr.
gabitms.
GEOEOE B. FBASEB, Esq.
R. H. BTOLOOI, Esq.
ffeaettttr.
J. R. MOEEIS, Esq., J.P.
iitatturj.
JOHN MTDBLEMISS.
Jpmurmg ®tbral Staff.
FOSIEB SHAW, Esq.
E. J. WALSHE, Esq.
Heaihittl Surgton.
DATED BOSWELL REID.
fioilidoi.
MATJEICE J. HABIT,
* House Committee.
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF SUBSCEBEKS
TO THE
fieelong infamy & §mlwleitt %qhm>Held at tlie Institution, Wednesday, 26th Jan., 1870.
His WOBSBD? THE MAYOR OP GEELONG, T. N. COUVES, E«q,,
nr THE CHAIB.
THE Chairman called upon the Secretary to read the advertisement
calling the Meeting; and this haying been done, the Eighteenth
Annual Eeport and Financial Statement of the Committee was
read.
Rev, ASTLEY COOBBB moved, and
JAMES "VOLUM, Esq., seconded,
That the Eeport and Financial Statement now read be adopted
and printed, under the direction of the Committee of Management, together with the usual Statistics, Lists of Subscriptions, Rules, Sfc,
(Carried.)
The following gentlemen were then seleoted as Office-bearers of
the Institution, for the year. 1870 :
President, His Excellency the Governor ; Vice-Presidents, His
Worship the Mayor and J. L. Ourrie, Esq., J.P. ; Committee of
Management: Hens. John Cope, A. J. Campbell, Astley Cooper, and
Arclideacon Downing; Messrs O.Brown, Thomas Kelly, William MacMullen, James Volum, Robert Gillespie, J. P. Micholson, H. B. Lane,
G, F. Belcher, Wm. Burrow, V. Griffith, R. De B. Johnstone,
Frederick Harvey, John Wilson, and A. R. Reed.
Moved by Rev. ASTLET COOPER,
Seconded by J. R. MOKEIS, Esq.,
That the thanks of the Subscribers be given to the Honorary
Medical {stafffor the past year, and that they be re-elected for the current year, (Carried.)
Messrs G. B. FEASEE and R. H . BULLOCK were elected Anditori
for the year.
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W. MACMTTLLEN, Esq., moved, and
E. D E BHTXCE JOHNSTONE, Esq., seconded,,
Tliat certain alterations, as specified in the advertisement, be mail
in the Rules.
G. P. BELCHES, Esq., moved, and
GEO. BROWN, Esq., seoonded an amendment,
That the Rules remain unaltered.
The amendment was put from the Chair, when three voted for i{
and thirteen against it. The motion was then put and oarried,
W. MACMTCCLEN, Esq., moved,
E. D E BEXTCE JOHNSTONE, Esq., seconded
That the Mules as altered, admitting patients daily by the Seen,
tary and Resident Surgeon, be now confirmed. (Carried.)
B. W. "WHEATLAND, Esq.. moved, and
J. P. NICHOLSON, Esq,, seoonded,
TJiat the thanks of the Subscribers are due and are hereby gita,
to the Committee for the past year, especially the Souse Committd,
and the Auditors. (Carried.)
W. MACMTJLLEN, Esq., moved, and
YALANTINE G-BIEETTH, Esq., seconded,
That the thanks of the Subscribers be given to the Officers of ik
Institution for the zealous and efficient performance of their dutm
(Carried.)
E. DE BEXTCE Johnstone, Esq., moved, and
Rev. A. J. CAMPBELL seoonded,
That the question of introducing the Homceopathic system of
treatment into the Institution be referred to the Committee ofManajtment to report on. (Carried.)
After a vote of thanks to the Chairman the meeting hroke up,
JOHN MIDDLEMISS, -Secret
7
EIGHTEENTH
ANNUAL
REPORT
OP THB
COMMITTEE OE MANAGEMENT
OF THE
GEELONG INFIRMARY
AND BENEVOLENT
ASYLUM,
1869.
Referring to the operations of the Institution for the past
year, the Committee report that the number of persons who
have received the aid of the Institution during the year is
3316, viz, 863 in-patients, 129 inmates of the Benevolent
Asylum, and 2334 out-patients, with the following results :—
In-patients discharged, cured, or relieved, 701
„
died
65
„
remained on 31st Dec,, 1869 - 97
863
Inmates left of their own accord
- 4S
,. died
8
„ remained on 31st Deeember - 76
129
992
Out-patients remaining under treatment at the
end of the year
870 .
It will be observed that the rate per cent, of deaths, slightly
over 7£, is again low, when the nature of the cases is taken into
consideration, known incurable cases being admitted.
Amongst the cases treated there were—Rheumatism, 70 ;
Fracture, 4 9 ; Wounds, 47; Contusions, 42 ; Fever, 3 6 ;
Cancer, 2 6 ; Consumption, 3 9 ; Bronchitis, 22; Heart Disease,
16 ; Tumor, 13 ; Paralysis, 3 1 ; Stricture, 14; Hydatid, 7 ;
and so on, as per list of diseases attached.
The Patients professed to belong to the following churches;
Church of England, 385 ; Roman Catholic, 332 ; Presbyterian,
94; Wesleyan, 9 1 ; Lutheran, 2 1 ; Congregational, 15 ; Baptist, 9; and others were 2 Pagans and 43 no religion or unknown.
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There were 302 natives of England, 264 of Ireland, 70 of
Scotland, 14 of Wales, 114 of Australia, 11 of Tasmania, 4 of
Germany, n of Switzerland, 2 of East Indies, 2 of Denmark
2 of Novia Scotia, 5 of United States, 1 of New Zealand, 6 of
Prussia, 1 of Holland, 3 of Sweden, 2 of Jamaica, 1 of Malta,
5 of France, 1 of Cape of Good Hope, 1 of Jersey, 1 of Finland, 2 of Italy, 2 of Canada, 1 of Norway, 2 of China, and 1
born at sea.
The total amount of receipts during the year, including
,^1500 balance of grant from Government for 1868, was
L7420 17s. iod; and the expenditure, including Lis74 175,
overdraft at the beginning of the year, L8061 2 s. 7d. There
is thus a debit of L640 4s. ad., but to meet this there is L800
due from the Government grant in aid, which was L4800.
There are liabilities on contracts not completed amounting to
L200, but the efforts of the Committee to obtain an increased
grant from the Government having been successful there will
in reality be but a very small debt to bring forward. The
Financial Statement is appended.
The Subscription List has been well sustained, showing
that the operations of the Institution are viewed with satisfaction by the general public. As, however, the number seeking
aid, as will be seen by reference to the statistics, continue to
increase, the Committee must appeal again for still greater support, and especially do they do so to those who have not yet
enrolled their names as subscribers to the institution.
The Committee note with very great pleasure the amounts
received from the Friendly Societies L46, German Musical Society L50, Sons of Temperance Lro, St. Mary's Church L40,
Wesleyan Church L20, Collections by Swiss Gentlemen L30,
Concert at Steiglitz L15, Concert at Morrisons Lio, and Lecture by Rev. Peter Menzies Li o.
They desire to thank those gentlemen in the country who
have taken the trouble to collect and forward subscriptions of
considerable amounts, without which the Committe would not
have been able to claim the whole of the Government grant.
Amongst these are—Mr John McLaughlin, Colac; Mr Duncan
McNicol, Camperdown; Messrs John, William, and George
Cumming; Messrs George and Thomas Russell, and Thomas
Russell and Co. ; Messrs Wilson and Buchanan ; Messrs W,
and N. G. Elder; Messrs J. and P. Manifold; Messrs R. L
and James Bell; Messrs J. L. Currie, A. Chirnside, Weston,
Davies, A. Armstrong, N. Cole, A. Dennis, W. Adeney, the
Koort.Koort-Nong estate, and others.
The Committee have pleasure also in acknowledging the
kindness of the proprietors of the Argus, the Age and Leader,
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the Geelong Advertiser, the Ballarat Star, and Melbourne Punch,
who have furnished gratis copies of their respective papers for
the use of the inmates—a kindness which has been very much
appreciated ; also of Miss Buchanan, Miss Mack, Miss Hastie,
Messrs J. Napier, G. A. Green, H. Franks, G. Mercer, James
Strachan, C. A. Mount, Hyslop, Buttle, Whitelaw, and others,
for Illustrated London News, monthly periodicals, and other
useful books ; also Mr John Davison, for a number of engravings for hanging on the walls of the wards. The Committee
would earnestly solicit more of such things.
Early in the year the Chief Secretary, Mr McCulloch, made
an offer of L850 to the Committee for the purpose of erecting
wards for the reception of lunatics on remand from the police •
court. A sub-committee was, in consequence, appointed to
take this matter into consideration, and after patient and full
enquiry they reported that, looking at the nature of the accommodation that would be required, and at the future requirements of this Institution for its own legitimate objects, it is not
desirable to erect wards for lunatics on the ground at present —
belonging to the Institution ; but that, as it is most desirable
to remove lunatics from the jail, if the Government would grant
a portion of land which is now vacant at the rear of the Insti
tution, whereon to erect the required buildings, the Committee
could take the management on terms to be arranged with the
Government. The Committee of Management unanimously
adopted this report, and" they have reason to believe the majority of the Trustees agree with it, as they are averse to any
portion of the present ground being occupied by wards for
lunatics. A deputation then waited on the Chief Secretary
and submitted their proposition, but Mr McCulloch distinctly
refused to grant any land for the purpose.
"—
Subsequently, on September and, a letter was received from
Mr Napier, hon. secretary of a committee appointed at a public
meeting of the inhabitants of the town to collect subscriptions
for the purpose of erecting a ward, to be called the Alfred Memorial Ward, asking if this_ Committee intended to do anything
in the matter of erecting wards for lunatics, as that. Committee
had a sum in hand which might be made available. The Committee replied that, having in view the requirements of this Institution and the refusal of the Chief Secretary to grant a piece
of land, they had reluctantly declined the offer of L850 from the
Government; and thus, so far as this Committee is concerned,
the matter ended.
At a late meeting of the Committee it was decided to recommend some slight alterations in the Rules, whereby patients
may be admitted daily, by the Secretary and Resident Surgeon,
—
—
—
—
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instead of twice a week only, as now, by the House Committee. Such alterations, having been duly advertised, will
be submitted for your consideration.
A system of vigilant visitation, both by the Committee of
Management and the House Committee, has been continue!;
throughout the year, and the Committee are glad to state that
no complaint of any importance whatever has been heard of
from the patients.
Drs. F. Shaw, Walshe, and Mackin deserve the warmest
thanks of the Committee and the Subscribers for their valuable'
assistance throughout the year as Honorary Medical Officers.
With regard to the paid Officers of the Institution, the
Committee can only reiterate their report of former' years—,
that they have continued zealously and efficiently to fulfill the
duties of their respective offices
ASTLEY COOPER, Chairman.
January, 26th, 1870.
There have been FOURTEEN Meetings of the Committee of
Management during the year 1869, and
Mr George Brown
attended 14 Meetings
„ Thomas Kelly
14
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Eer. Astley Cooper
tt
12
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„ A. J. Campbell (attended I—lapsed)
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10
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Mi J, P. Nicholson
» 10 it
„ G-F. Belcher
» 10 »
„ E. De Bruce Johnstone
a
10
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„ William Burrow (attended!—lapsed)
9
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„ W. Cakebread
a
8
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Archdeacon Downing
8
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Mr Robert Gillespie
t>
7
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„ William MacMnllett 8
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„ A. B.Eeed (appointed May 6th)tt
7 it
„ Valantine Griffith
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„ James Napier (resigned August 5th)
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„ James Volum
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Bev. James Bick&rd (resigned April 7th)
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„ John Cope (appointed May 6th) tt
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„ J. R, Morris, ex officio t*
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SUB-COMMITTEES!
Mr B. De Bruce Johnstone
„ James Napier
„ William Burro-w
„ William Macmullen
„ James Volum
House COMKMIEB.
atten.deid 3 Meetings
3
»
»
3
»
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3
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3
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attended 93
if
Rev. Astley Cooper, Chairman
94
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Mr J. P. Nicholson
83
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„ G. B\ Belcher
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64
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„ A. E. Heed (appointed May 6th S4
it
„ James Napier (resigned August 5th)
6
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Eev. John Cope (appointed August 5th)
JOHN MIDDLEMISS, Secretary,
S T A T E M E N T o f R E C E I P T S a n d E X P E i r D I T I T E E of t i l e Geelong I n f i r m a r y a n d B e n e v o l e n t A s y l u m , for t h e T e a r 1 8 8 9 .
RECEIPTS.
.
£ 8, a. £
J M , 1 f T o Balance of Government G r a n t for 1888 - 1500 0 0
Instalments o( Governt. G r a n t l o r 1869 - 4000 0 0
5508
Subscriptions and Donations
- 1689 4 2
Interest on Hastio Bequest
16 4 0
B e n t of Cottage a t Ashby
3 13 0
-1709
Paying P a t i e n t s
184 19 0
Deceased P a t i e n t s
3 10 9
•188
23
Pigs a n d Sundries sold
EXPENDITURE.
Br.
B. d
Jan. 1
0 0
£
s. d.
56 8 2
IS 17 7
f B y Bepairs t o Buildings
Timber and Sundries
144 17 11
184 18
243 IS
— 673 11
174 17
1738 0
2211 18 2
292 1 0
46 1* 2
14 14
7 15
Fittings and F u r n i t u r e
General Outfit
Linen Beds, Bedding, &c.
1 2
9 1
6 11
£7420 17 10
to
Overdraft from Bank of Australasia
Sundry Accounts
Salaries and Wages and Commission
Provisions and General Stores
P n e l a n d Ligufc
P r i n t i n g and Advertising Stationery
Garden
Medicines, Medical & Surgical Appliances
"Wine, Spirits, Ale, &c
Funerals
Clotnesfor P a t i e n t s
.
.
. a.
.
579 18 1
558 18 G
—1138 16
78 8
-
Overdraft from Bank, 1868
£6480 5 7
1574 17 0
£8061 - 2 7
Dec. 31
Dec. SI
(Sifrnti)
Bxumined a n d fonnd correct.
2 7
15«ft January, 1870.
teth Jim., 1870.
I860. To Bequest from Trustees of the late John Hastio
Interest on Government Debentures
£8061
J. B.1IOBEIS,
Treasurer.
BEQUEST
800 0 0
16 4 0
£316 4 0
ACCOUNT.
1869. By Purotaase of £275 in Gov. Debentures and Balance £17s. 300 0 0
Interest paid to General Account
16 4 o
£318 4 0
.
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LIST OF DISEASES OE IN-PATIENTS
TREATED AT THE
From ist January to 31st December, 1869.
Diseases.
Aiortton.
Ague
Anemia
Aneurism
Amaurosis
...
Amenorrhea
Apoplexy
Arthritis
Asthma
Bronchitis
Brightii, Mor
Burns and Scalds
Calculus
Caries
Cancer
ChloTOsiB
Concussion, Cerberal
Constipation
Contusion
Chorea
Cirrhosis o t l l v e r
..,
Cholera, Spasmodic ...
DeWlity
Delirium Tremens ...
Diarrhoea
Diptheria
Dislocation
Drunk
Dysentery
Dyspepsia
Dysmonorrhcea
Dysuria
Eczema
Epilepsy
Erythema
Erysipelas
Exostosis
Eebricnla
,
]?ever
Fever, Typhus
Hstnla
1
Fracture
,
Gall Stones
Gonorrhoea
Headache
Hernia
Herpes
Hydatid
Hydrocele
Hysteria
Icterus
lleua
Imbecility
7
22
1
U
1
2
26
3
1
1
26
8
7
1
7
2
9
10
I
2
8
2
2
7
2
18
17
1.
2
49
1
5
6
3
1
7
2
I
4
1
1
13
Diseases.
Impetigo
Tjgnoorriioea
Lupus
Marasmus
Menorrhagia
Mertritis
Morbus Cordis
ifecrosis
Old Age
Ophthalmia
Orchitis
,.
Paralysis
Parturition
Phlegmon
Phthisis
Piles
Fleuradynia
Pleurisy
Pneumonia
Poison
Prurigo
Psoriasis
Purpura
Quinsey
Baps
Betroven of Uteri
Rheumatism
Scarlet Pever
Scrol. Disease of Joints and Bones
Scurry
Bore Throat
Spermatorrhoea
Starvation
,
Sprain
Stricture of Eectum
Stricture of Urethra
...
Syphilis
Talapes
Tumor
Ulcer
Vericose Veins
Vesical
Wound
„,
Total
Admitted.
Died.
Remaining
1
4
3
16
6
18
1
19
89
1
H
1
9
1
1
2
2
2
1
4
69
1
10
1.
8
2
1
11.
1
U
10
1
13
40
1
1
47
11
59
95
u
VITAL STATISTICS of the Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Ajylujsi,
For the Tear ending 31st December, 1869.
TABLE I.—MALES.
o
$
•P
•4
10 to 15.
1
IKHATES OHI.Y.
15 to 26.
ACES.
O
0
to
o
to
3
o
11
43
S3
-*
ta
Numbers remaining 81st Dec., 1868 126
1
3
5
17
22
24
81
Number admitted during the Tear 629
e
20
34
64 117 142
96
74
76
755
7
23
39
72 132 159 118
«0 112 116
Total nnmber treated
Number discharged, cured or re-
8
o
43
644
s
15
29
Number discharged incurable, or
at own request -
17
Number who died
Total discharged
!5
80
98 XW
70
68
8
0
0
1
4
S
3
2
1
.
.
.
67
s
1
1
4
8
15
9
8
11
.
.
. SIS
7
16
31
68 123 133
?1
79
70
0
7
S
27
1?
87
to
s
s
Number remaining a t the end oj
137
TABLE
4
?
2G
H . -KEHAIiES.
1
0
0
5
9
3
2
4
9
2
7
9
54
47
40
29
9
7
237
3
7
9
59
56
43
31
13
16
Nnmber discharged, cured, or relieved
175
3
7
6
47
46
59
23
7
7
Number discharged incurable, or
of own accord
-
10
0
0
2
2
4
1
0
1
0
Number who died
16
0
0
1
4
3
3
i
1
0
3 U7
9
53
33
33
27
9
7
0
0
6
3
10
4
4
9
3
Number remaining 31st Dec., 1868
Number admitted
.
.
Total nnmber treated
.
.
.
Total discharged
Nnmber remaining
ber, 1869
201
31st
o
o
25 to 35.
10 to 15.
83
. 204
ts
INMATES OSLT.
15 to 25.
6 to 10.
AGES.
W5
o
4=
Decem36
0
15
LIST O F L I F E G O V E R N O R S .
(With tha privilege of having a Fattest always la the house,)
1854. Adams, John, Esq.
Austin, James, Esq.
M
Cunningham, A. E., Esq.
r
Curie, Thomas, Esq.
i>
Eyfe, A., Esq.
v
Hope, G., Esq.
St
Nantes, CharleB, Esq.
t*
Strachan, Hon. J. E., Esq., M.L.C.
tt
« Wilson, Samuel, Esq.
Webster, George, Esq.
»i
Latrobe, C. J., Esq.
JI
MacMillan, J. G., Esq.
IJ
Murehie, Charles, Esq.
n
Officer, Eobert, Esq.
n
» Sutherland, Eobert, Esq.
1855. Learmonth, Messrs. T. and S.
1856. Manifold, Messrs. J. and P.
1857. Gregory, J. A., Esq.
1859. Coppin, George, Esq.
1860. McXachlan, Donald. Esq.
1861. Bell, William, Esq.
1862. Bannister, H. D., Est.
1864. Meaiin, Henry, Esq.
1865. Ormond, SVancis, Esq.
1866. Grant, James, Esq.
Thomson, John, Esq.
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LfflE SUBSCRIBERS.
1859.
1862.
1863.
186?.
Holmes, Mathew, Esq.
Harrison, H. C. A., Esq,
Whyte, C. J., Esq.
Christy, A„ Esq.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS,
FOE THE XEAK 1869.
£
B.
a.
Anderson, Alex
- 2 2 0
List per ditto, see report 1868
- 3 0 0
Adeney, William
- 2 2 0
See list in report 1868 1 15 0
Australian Mortgage Land
and Finance Company 10 10 0
Armytage, Mrs George- 5 0 0
Anderson, Andrew
- 1 1 0
Anderson, u ohn
- 1 1 0
Armytage, Fred. W. - 5 5 0
Anderson, James,
- 2 2.0
Per ditto—Geo Perkins
J. Mooney, John Synnott, and Wm. Egan,
each 10s.
- 2 0 0
Austin, Thomas
5 5 0
Adcock, Thomas
- 1 1 0
Arnold, David
- 1 1 0
Adney, John
- 1 1 0
Anderson, James
• 1 1 0
Allan, George
- 2 2 0
Allen, George
- 1 1 0
Alhn, B. G.
- 1 1 0
Albion Quartz* Mining
Company
- 10 0 0
Amateur Concert, Steig-
•
Mayor
Argus, John
Andreskie, Samuel
Armstrong, John
Anderson, W. H.
Asche, Thomas
Allen, G. K.
Armstrong, Alexander List per ditto, see report 1868
Anderson, George
15
1
1
2
1
5
1
3
2
1
1
2
1
5
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4 6 0
1 1 0
Ayling, Captain
£ ». d,
- 1 1 0
Bell, James
- 4 0 0
List per ditto, see report 1868
- 4 6 0
Bowes, Nathan
- 1 1 0
Bayldon and Graham - 1 1 0
Bell, Major John
- 10 0 0
Benari, Albert
- 1 1 0
Bright and Hitchcocks - 5 5 0
Brady, William
- 1 1 0
Bank New South Wales 10 10. 0
Burrows and Adamson - 1 1 0
Broderiek, Patrick
- 1 1 0
Bickford, Rev. James - 1 1 0
Bartlett, Edwin
- 2 2 0
Bennion, Edwin
- 1 1 0
Burke Brothers
- 1 1 0
Bonrke, Michael
- 1 1 0
Brady, Owen
- 1 1 0
Bannerman, John
- 1 1 0
Bray, Joseph
- 1 1 0
Bell, William B.
- 1 1 0
^Brown, William
- 1 1 0
'Brown, George, J.P. - 5 5 0
Berthon, Captain
- 1 1 0
Burrow, William
- 3 3 0
Blair, John
- 1 1 0
Belcher, G. "F.
- 2 2 0
Blair, William
- 1 1 0
Bull, W. J.
- 1 1 0
Bradley, George
- 1 1.0
Beard, James
- 1 1 0
Beal, Charles
- 2 0 0
List per ditto
- 2 13 8
Break-o'-Day Gold Mining Company
- 5 0 0
Brown, Kobert
- 0 10 0
Batten, Thomas
- 1 1 0
Brearley, Sharp
- 2 2 0
17
S. d.
£
MrBrearley's Men:—
W.Watson, A.Vary,
T. Eobson, H. Pearce,
J. McDonald, T. Hickery, Q. Quamer, T.
RoUlly, and John Fearson, each 5s.
Twenty-eight others Brearley, John
Mr Breafley's Men Messrs Bayldon & Graham's Men:—
G. Eraser,
B. Goorley, John Eraser, and A. Pullen,
each 5s
Thirty-eight others Butler, James
Bellarine Shire Council Breade, John
Balfour, John
Bhrness, A. P.
Bank of Victoria Box Brearley, Thomas
Box at Shipping Office Benallack, Stephen S. Bower, G. M.
Bryan, Henry
Boyd and MeNaught Burn, Mrs Mary
Brown, Nathaniel
Bensch, Fred
Bensch, Frederick
Birrell, James
Bew & Co., Henry
Biggs and Shoppee
Blanks, Thomas
Bank of Australasia
Barry, D. M.
Chirnside, AndrewList per ditto, see report 1868
' Cole, Nicholas
List per ditto, see report 1868
Carrie, J. L.
List per ditto, see report 1H6S
Camming, George, (see
report118 68
Gumming, William
List per ditto, see report 1868
Camming, John
List, see report 1868 Creed, Stephen
Cakebread, William
2
3
1
0
9. d.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
£
5
3
1
8
0
0
0
0
0 10
0
Cameron, Gibson, & Co. 5 s
10 ]10
Calvert, John
Couves, Thos N., Mayor 12 12
Campbell, Rev. A. J . - 1 1
Cocks, David
1 1
Champion, Frederick - 1 1
Cunningham, George - 2 2
3 3
Clarke, Richard
1 1
Corrigan, S. B.
Commercial Bank of
3 3
Australasia
1 1
Coleman, William
1 1
Cooper, Rey. Astley
1 1
Crawcour, Isaac
1 1
Cotton, Herbert
1 1
Corrin, Henry
5 5
Corio Shire Council
1 1
Campbell, A.M.
1 1
Clinnick, John
2 2
Chappell, Jonathan
5 5
Cumming, George
Collections from Swiss
Residents, per Messrs
Dunoyer and Weber - 30 3
1 1
Calder, William
Collection in St. Mary's
40 6
Church
Collection in Wesleyan
20 0
Churches
Concert at Morrisons - 10 6
Colonial Bank of Aus10 10
tralasia
0 10
Carpenter, Thomas
1 1
Cornish, John
Cope, Rev. John
1 10
Corio Division Sons of
10
0
Temperance
1 1
Cogan, Thomas
3 3
Carmichael, George
3 3
Cuthbert, Kingston
1 1
Colville, George
0 10
Chapman, Mary
Collection in Congregational Church, McKil2 2
lop Street
1 1
Crinnin, James
Coverdale, Richard
- 0 10
1 1
Ourlewis Brothers
2 2
Connor, J. H.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
1
10
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
4
2
1
0
1
1
1
2
0
10
2
15
13
1
0
1
1
1
10
0
19
1
1
10
10
2
1
10
1
1
1
2
10
10
2
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
0
0
6
3
0
3
0
0
7
5
5 o
0
0
7
4
6
8
5
0
0
0
0
Dennis, Alexander
5 5 0
List per ditto, see re-
7 6
5 5
21 15
1 1
1 1
0
0
6
0
0
Downing, Archdeacon - 2 2 0
2 2 0
Ducker, W'. P.
Davey, Richard
I 1 0
Dennys, C. J. & Co. - 3 3 0
1 1 0
De La Hunt, W. J.
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
port 1868
4
0
6
0
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
18
£ s. d.
1
5
2
1
7
1
1
1
1
1
2
0
0
Elder, W. and N. Q. List per ditto, see report 1868
Eastwood, Edward
English, James
Earle, William
Elden and Wane
Elkington, Alfred
Evans, Samuel
English, James, Duck
Ponds
5
Finnan, Alfred
Eink Brothers
Ereeman and Gaydon Eranks, Henry
Eulton and Seott
Erith, Joseph
Eraser, George B.
Eischer, Edward
Forbes, Alexander,
Einney, William
Eraser, Rev. T. McK. Eraser, Hugh
Eriendly Societies' Boxing Day Fete
Eagg Brothers
Eitzpatrick, Thomas
Eellows, Hon. T. H.
Eriend, a Lady
Eiveash, John
Ericker, Robert
Eawcett, Frank •
1 0
5 0
2 0
1 0
4 0
1 0
1 0
1 0
I 0
1 0
2 6
10' 0
10 0
1 0
0
1 1 0
1 1 0
1 1 0
1 1 0
1 1 0
1 1 0
I I 0
1 1 0
2 0 0
12
1
1
1
1
I
1
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
0
46
2
1
5
0
1
2
1
£
«
Gleeson, John
Gough, William J.
Goodman, Rev. G.
Griffith, Valantine
Gray, Alexander
Garrett, J . M.
Gundry, Martha
Gillespie, Robert
Griggs, Isaac
Gwynne, Henry
Green, George E.
Gosling, H. R.
Gallop, Robert
Golden Horn Gold Mining Company
Guthrie, Bullock & Co. Geelong Gas Company German Musical Society
Holmes. White & Co. Hawkes, Thomas
Harvey, H. & F.
] 6
Hall, Thomas M.
1 0
Hendy, James
1 0 Hopkins, Rev. F.
1 0 Huddart, Captain
1 0 Hampton, Henry
1 0 Hughes, David
1 0 Hall, W. C.
Hobbs, W. S.
3 0 Hourigan, Dennis
Humble and Co.
Mr Humble's Work1 0
1 0
men:—
1 0
James Hamilton
2 0
W. Richardson, J .
2 0
Proven, W. Dale, P.
1 0
Hardy, J. Curry, J.
I 0
Lancaster, J. Mcin2 0
tosh, and H. Hobbs,
1 0
each 5s. (
Four others
I 0
1 0 Hudson, J. W.
10 0 Heath, Major
Holland, J. W.
16 6 Heathcote, R. W.
0 0
Henderson, J.
1 0
Hudson, Henry
5 0
Harwood, T. C.
2 0
Hobbs, John
1 0
Humphrey, Robert
0 0
Higgins, William
1 0
Honey, William
5
0
s.
1
1
1
1
Franklin, Joseph
Eulligar, Thomas
Fletcher, William
Faraway, Edward
0
0
0
0
0
1 0
1 0
2
Q
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
5
2
2
1
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0
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
0
10
3
5
50
0
3
5
0
0
0
0
0
5
2
5
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
2
t-i
Day, Dr. John
Dalgety, Ibbotson & Co.
Downs, John H.
Davies, William
See list per ditto
Deane, Daniel
Diokens, Edward G.
Davies, Ebenezer
Donoghue, Patrick
Donaghy, Michael
Mr Donaghy's Men
Deitrich, Peter
Deir, Patrick
Deans, William, per E.
Wood
Down, William
Dann, Thomas
Dowling, C. C.
Davidson, Alexander Daniel, Thomas
Davis, Henry
Duffleld, G. E.
Dowal, Robert
Dodds, John
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
0 10 0
2
0
o o
8
1
1
1
0
1
1
2
1
1
2 2
1 1
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
19
£ s.
Highett, Mrs John
Haworth, E. F.
Mr Haworth's Men Boldsworth, Benjamin Hawkins, George
Hill, George
Hopkins, J. R,
Huggett, James
Hood, John
Huie, James
Haysom, William
Hampson, John
Haworth, Mr, Barwon
Tannery Men
Henley, J. H.
Hall, George
Hodges, Isaac
Hensley, John
Hamilton, Alexander Harris, Thomas
Horsfield, Cooper
Holdsworth, Joseph
Hosford, Jonathan
Ham, William
Henty, James, & Co.
Hebbard, George
Haimes, Captain J.
Henderson, J. B.
Isard, H. A.
Ingamells, Joseph
Inglis, Thomas
2 2
3 0
1 10
1 1
1 1
1 1
Mr King's Men:—
John Cox
J. Luney, M. DaTy,
J, Davenny, D. Irvine,
G. Chambers, and T,
Garner, each 5s
Kendall, James
King, W. H
Knowlton, James
Kane, Charles
1 1
1 1
1 1
1
1
1
2
1
5
0
2
1
1
1
0 0
10 0
2 0
1 0
- 1 1 0
- 1 1 0
- 1 1 0
Jacobs, Hyam
Jewell, Wdliam
Jacobs, Morris
Johnstone, tt. de B.
Johns, James
Jurors' Fees, per Sheriff
Jackson, Henry
Koort-koort-nong Estate
K.K.M.
List per ditto, see report 1808
Knight, Edward
Keegan, John
Kirkness, Magnus
Kirkland, Joseph
Kelly, Thomas
Kerley, Joseph
Mr Kerley's Men
Keerlger, Samuel
Keeble, Thomas
Kishire, William
King, Henry
King, James
-
1
1
1
1
0
10
1
1
1
1
1
10
19
1
0
0
0
0
6
8
0
2 0 0
8 6
1 1
1 1
3 0
1 1
- 1 1
- l i
0 12
2 2
I 1
0 10
0 10
2 2
6
0
0
0
0
0
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6
0
0
0
0
0
d.
0 10 0
1
1
0
1
1
10
1
10
1
1
Lewis, E. J.
- 10
Langhorne, Edward
- 1
Leon, Sysmonski
- 2
Lowe and McKenzie - 2
Lane, H. B.
- 1
Longhlin, John
- 1
Leigh, John
- 1
Lee, William
- 1
Lamb, Daniel
- 1
Mr E. Lowe's Boiling
Down Establishment:
Charles Bull, James
Lookie, & John Seott,
each 10s
- 1
E. Johnston & J. Wood
each 5s
- 0
Kennedy
- 0
Sundry
- 0
o
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
Leihy, William
Levy, Michael S.
Levy, Master S.
Levien, J. F.
Le Nevue, Peter
Langhorne, E., jun.
Love, Mrs
1
1
1
2
1
- 1
- 2
10 0
10 0
7 6
9 6
1
O
2
1
11
2
0
0
0
0
McLouglan, John
- 5 0
See list per ditto, report 1868
- 39 18
Manifold, J, and P.
- 10 0
See list printed with
report 1868
- 12 8
MoMullen, William
- 3 3
Miller, James
- 1 1
Morrell, John
- 1 1
Mathews and Howey - 3 3
McDonald, Robert
-• 2 2
Morris, J. R.
- 3 3
McCure, Henry
- 1 1
MeKenzie & Koadknight 2 2
McKeever, Patrick
- 1 1
Mackie, Thomas
- 1 1
Moriarty, Mrs
- 1 1
Mercer, George
- 1 1
McDonald, Patrick
- 2 2
Moore, J. J.
- 1 1
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
m
£ 8.
- 5 0
- 1 1
- 2 2
- 1 1
- 1 1
- 1 1
- 4 4
- 1 1
- 1 1
- 1 1
- 2 2
- 1 1
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Mack, Joseph
Montgomery, John
Morrison, George
McNamara, P. J.
Macdonald, A. 0.
McLoughlin, John
Metcalfe, Joshua
Mooney, Thomas
McNally, Mrs
McDonald, Robert
MeKillop, Peter
Martin, Boyle
McBeth, William
Mr MoyisandMen
McDowail, Robert
Mann, John
Mullen, Daniel
Morkham, William
Morris, W, T.
Madden, George
McNicoll, Donald, see list 37
Moran, James, Ballarat - 2
Miller, John
Mosely, William
Mount Moriac Mills:
J. Foster, J. Ashworth
William Davidson, H.
Anderson, each 5s - 1 0
J. Johnston
- 0 5
Three others, each 2s 6d 0 7
McDonald, Hemming
- 1 1
McGuire, James
- I 1
Mack, Joseph, per Geelong Advertiser
- 1 10
Moore, Eev. A. M., for
Reformed Presbyterian
Church
16
McVherson, John
1
Martin, Edward
1
McVean, H., & Servants
0
Medcalf, Charles
0
McDermott, Michael 1
Mr McDermott's Men
0
McMaster, John
2
Meldrum, James
1
Mullane, John
1
Mulligan, John
1
Mullet, Paul
1
Miles, W.. W.
lb
Mowbray, D. J.
o 10
McKinnon, Daniel
Menzies, Rev. Peter
- 52 0
„
Lecture
- 8 2
3
Manners-Sutton.His Excellency Mr J. H. T. 5
McKain, Thomas
- l
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
Nichoils and Co., Thos. 2 2 0
Noonan, W. P.
Noble. William
Nicholson, J. P.
Napier, James
New South Wales Plood
Relief Fund, p e r R . d e
B. Johnstone and Mr
Weire
Noble, James
Nixon, John
Nicholson, Captafn
Nash, Clement
-
£ s. i
1 1 ,9
1 1 ,j
1 1 0
I 1 5
40
3
1
1
1
0
3
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
Ogilvie and Robinson - 2 2
Olney, William
- 1 1
Olive, John
'
- 2 0
O'Malley, Charles
- 1 1
O'Niel.W. H,
- 1 1
Oldfleld, Richard
- 0 ID
Owen, William
- 1 1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Payton, Thomas
- 1 1 0
Patten, John
- 1 1 0
Parker, Thomas J.
- 1 1 0
Pincott, Dr. R.
- 1 1 0
Powell, Thomas
- 2 2 0
Mr Powell's Men:—•
Andrew Sinclair
- 1 1 0
R. McLelland and A,
Sherrylands, each 5s - 0 10 0
Pufflett, Thomas
- 1 1 0
Peters, Thomas
- I I 0
Preston, Patrick
- 1 10
Pinchbeck, Michael
- 1 1 0
Paulke, Henry
- 0 10 0
Poole and Anderson
- 1 1 0
Paton, Robert
- 1 1 0
Peneluna, Alexander - 1 1 0
Pitman, J.
1 0 0
Queenscliffe Borough
Council
Quinan, James
Russell, George
Per ditto, see report
for 1868
Rout, J. W.
List per ditto, see report 1868
Russell, Thomas
List per ditto, see report 1868
Russell Thomas and Co.
List per ditto, see report 1868
Reidy, Timothy
Reid, Alexander
5 5. 0
1 1 0
12 0 0
10 3 4
2 2 0
0 15 0
5 5 0
4 7 6
10 0 0
6 17 0
1 1 0
1 1 0
21
Eobertson, John
Eobertson, A. S.
£oyce, Walter
Bobinson, R. H.
Robertson and Nash.
Seed, Alfred R.
Byan, Martin
Eeid, D. B.
Rushbrook,
Francis
Basse11. Samuel
Butherford, John
Reed, Mr A. E., Box at
Savings' Bank
Eice, Robt.,fine awarded
Rigney, James
Eankin, Dugald
Butherford, Andrew
Bock, John
Beeves, Robert
Eegan, AVilliam
Howe, Henry, list
Bead, Mrs H.
Rocket, William
Bainsford, Joseph
Byan, Lawrence
Eowe, W. T.
Benzow, Robert,
Eaynor, Walter
Bede, Colonel
s. d.
X 0
3
X
X
X
X
X
3
X
X
0
•0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5 3
X 4
X X
X I
X 1
X X
X X
X X
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2 2
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X X
2 2
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0 10
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X X
6
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3 X8 0
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0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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3
4
3
3
r-l
Sutherland, Robert
See list per ditto, 1868
Stodart, Dr.
Scott Brothers
South Barwon Council Swanston, Willis and
Stephen
Scott, Robert
Strachan, James
Stephenson, Rev. F . E. Shaw, William
Soma ers, William'
Sutterby, Thomas
Sheridan, Patrick
Swanston, C. L.
Sparrow, William
Smith, W. T.
Squires, Henry
Synnot, George
Swimming Match Committee, per Mr Gr. E.
Green
Per ditto, John Arthur
25s, Master TJlbrick
6s 6d.
Smith, John
Storer, Henry
Sherrin, William
£
X
3
X
X
X
X
X
3
X
X
2
X XI
X I
X X
X 1
6
0
0
0
Stewart and Sons, John
Stout, James
Sander and Co., B.
Simson, William
Shirra and Moodie
Smith, John
Mr Smith's Men:—
M. Bogell
Forty-six Men, 2s 6d
each
Two, 2s each
Twenty-three Is each
Smale, Thomas
Singleton, Edward
Simpson, C. C.
Schultz, William
Sims, James
Stallard, Henry
Simmie and Eraser
Per ditto—Jas. Ramsey, John Collins, Wm
Cunningham and S.
Lambert, each 10s
W. McRorie
John Beattie
Eour Men, each 2s 6d
Five Men, each 2s
Forty-five, each Xs
Two, each 6d
Shaw, J. L.
Per ditto : — Lucy
Hatcher, M. Thornton, S. Clarendon, J.
Hitchon, W. Myers,
Wm. Hatcher, Chas.
Brown, James Pile,
and Elijah Seeley,
each 5s
Sutherland, William
Sinnott, W. H.
Sutton, Henry
Timms Brothers
See list per ditto, report for 1868
Toole, Patrick
Trail, John
Thorne and Bradley
Trevena and Gubby
Tough, Robert
Thomson, John
Thomas, John
Tonner, Captain E.
Thompson, 0. E.
Taite, William
Thorne, John
Thompson, Daniel
Taylor and Buckland -
£ s. d.
X
1
5
1
X
X
X
X
0
1
X
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
0
5
0
1
X
X
X
X
X
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2
15
4
3
X
X
X
X
X
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0
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22
£ s. a.
Thomson, John
Tramp, James
5 0 0
1 1 0
Upton, William
. 2 2 0
Union Bank of Australasia
. 5 5 0
Vey,'James
.
"Vohim and Co., James .
Vaughan, Thomas
.
Vigar, Charles
.
Vile, James
.
Men employed on Victorian Water Supply:
Per Thomas Frost
.
Per Young&M'Guigan
Per William Brown .
Per Jas. Carmichael .
Per James Riely
.
Per James Saunderson
1
11
1
5
1
1
11
1
0
1
1
10
7
5
4
4
19
15
8
14
10
12
Wilson and Buchanan .
5
See list per ditto in report for 1868
18
Wilson and Buchanan,
Geelong
10
Wheatland, B. W.
Wade, William
Wale, Clifton
Wilson, G. T.
Whyte, C. J.
Whitelaw, George
Webster, Lawrence
Wilson, George
Walsh, Oliver
Woodward, Thomas
10
Per ditto:—
E. Lemon
0 10
Jas. Grant, H. Thomas
J. Stanley, J. Hargreaves, and Red,
Rickets, each 5s
Wilson, J. Bracebridge
Wilkinson, Robert
1
Wood Brothers
3
Wise and Purdie
White, Andrew
Webb, Alexander
Ward, Squire
Employes at Woollen
Cloth Factory
1
Walter, John
1
Ware, John
0
White and Brookbank
1
Whitchell John
1
Walters, Ambrose
Welsh, Oliver
Wright, Thomas
Webb, Captain
Wills, Mrs B.
Wilks, Joseph
Williams, Dr
Withar, John
Webb, George
Wyatt, Charles
Ware, Joseph
Williamson, John
Walker, H. M.
Western Stage Company
Joshua Vines
Thomas Stoneman
A. S. Gibson
John O'Brien
J, Scott, J. Rigney,
and L. G. Ehret, each
10s
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
W.Eeilly, J. S. Batchman, and G, Mair, each
5s
Hood, John
Western Stage Coach Co.
Mrs Satchwell, W. J.
Daylie, G. Bex, and
F. E. Hall, each 10s 6d
Thomas Sibley
S. Sheedy, M. Holloway, J. Cosgrove,
W. Griffin, J. Molloy,
J.McGuire, G.Anderson, and G. Skene,
each 5s
Weston, Maurice
List per ditto
Watson, Ernest
Mr Andrew White's
Men:—
William White
George Vagg, J. Angus, 3. Fuller, S. Vagg
J. Hobbs, G. Foster,
T. Musgrove, J. Windsor, H. Mercer, and
james Musgrove, each
2s 6d
Young, William
6
0
0
0
0
Zealy, Robert
Zelly, Roger
£
1 1 0
1 1 0
4 o 0
1 1 0
1 1 0
1 1
1 I
1 1
0 10
1 1
2 2
0 10
1 1
1 1 d
i i o
0 10 6
0 10 6
1 10 0
0 15 0
0 10 0
2 3 0
0 10 0
2 0 0
3 3 0
1 14 3
1 1 0
0
5 0
1 5
2
0
2 0
. 3 6 0
. 0 10 0
23
gums under Ten Shillings-.—
J. "West, Mrs Catterson, F. Dent, T. Davey, A, Keille, Mrs
Cartwright, J. Kennedy, B. Boytell, J. Litchfield, G. Pacholke,
B. Broughton, W. Landale, "W. Kussett, Rev. J. Frith, James
Lowndes, S. Clarke, J. Mathews, T. Easeole, A, Hclntyre,
G. MaConachy, John Patcholke, Charles Tranter, Charles Jones,
William Sheehan, James Taylor, William Crack, Wm. McCormack,
W. Dobson, T. Bassett. J. Hamilton, W. MeRorie, W. McManns,
J. Bruger, J. Crocker, J. Davey, Chinese Gardeners, A. Marshall,
J. Payne, C. Doherty, A. Dalton, Alex. Boyd, P. Dalton, J. Steer,
Jane Anderson; G. Wiggins, C. McEevett, Mrs Leatherdale,
3D. Collins, John Maloney, H. J. Hall, Thos. Asehe, P. Carley,
R. Stephenson, J. Ford, E. Thompson, each 5s; James Parkins
6s 6d; C S. Muller 6s.
gums nnder Five Shillings:—
Drake, Benzebad, Naylor, M. Carey, J, Boss, W. Winter, J, Hood,
S. Hassell, T. Kendall, J. Moran, M. Sehultz, J. Farrell, A.
McDonald, H. Keltnode, William Middleton, J. Bright, J. Sharpe,
J. Golgal, J. Smith, W. Carrington, W. Martin, Alexander Dick, •
Sydney Powney, J. Beattie, J. McCann, W. Gough, J. Reddican,
J. Chappel, J. Walters, J. Dane, J. Baytte, J. Bridges, W. Wirth,
F. Decker, R.Bowman, E. Port, J.Hall, E. Semke, F. Challice,
H. Klemkle, J. Smith, J. Brien, F. Brigs, W. Wilson, J. Batten,
T. Higgs, T. Heburn, W. Hayter, W. Dolly, J. Buck, J. Tippets,
H. Combes, J. Cronk, David Moffat, J. Harkness, N. H. Jones,
R. Cuddihy, J. McGill, G. Horman, C. Hessy.
Sums under 2s 6d—Fifty-seven.
24
COUNTRY
LISTS, 1869.
£ s. a.
2 0 0
Charles Beal, Esq., Mount Gellibrand
—
—
B, T. J. Button. W. Willoughby, T. Smith, S..Heady, and
William Amos, each 5s
—
—
—
J. Hummer
—
—
—
P. L. MeCallum, J. Mathews, E. lilley, J. Jarman, J.
Marphy, S. Muryhy, G. Batten, John McDowaH, and
George Bryant, each 2s 6d
—
—
—
15 0
0 6 2
12
6
£4 13 8
Dtincan MaNicoll, Esq., Camperdown
—
—
Eranois Scott
—
—
—
Stevenson and Bishop
—
—
—
McCrae and Eullarton
—
—
—
E . H . Eedmond
—
—
—
B Xeddie
—
—
—
Daniel Bardie
—
—
—
A. Black
—
—
—
William Johnston
—
—
—
Jacob Fulton
—
—
—
William Bramley
—
—
—
W. L. A.Elston
—
—
—
G. Mathews, A. K. Bobertson, J. H. McVean, John Wood,
B. J. D. Bracey, John Hood, Hannah Schank, A. Eergusson, George Herbert, Spence and Mclntyre, John
Walls, John Baton, William Eergusson, John Wiggins,
J.S.Morris, Kobert Walls, J. A. Tait, D. S.Walker,
H, Bowyer, Arthur Jones, Alexander Moodie, John
Bossiter, J. N. Cox, D. N. Moodie, and John McCaugban
each 10s
—
—
—
BobertHardie
—
—
—
Jacob McLean
—
—
—
M. MeCallum, George Hes, J. Campbell, Barnett, T.
McBain, J. Bobertson, B. Beid, C. Grayland, J. A. Anderson, Thomas Gambot, William Nelson, Pat. Branally,
J. Cameron, J. McDonald, George Buckley, William
Wilson, William Drummond, T. Trantwien,D. McMillan
J. McCabe, A. Haliburton, Jos. Miller, G. Parker,
J. Boulton, G. Pamphrey, Thomas Lawson, J. Johnson,
Charles Hendry, J. McConachie, John Bain, E. Kerr,
D. Bobinson, Charles Newman, B. W. Barlow, George
Melville, William Eraser, William McKinnon, B. Meiklejohn, William Hall, and George Johnstone, eaeh 5s. —
B. Eeid and H. Eletcher, each 3s.
—
—
Twelve others 2s 6d, One 2s
—
-
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0 0
0 0
1 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
10 6
10 6
12 10 0
0 7 0
0 6 6
10 o 0
0 6 0
112 0
£37 4 6
25
J6
B, F, Haworth, Esq,, Barwon Tannery
Harry Charter, Richard Hall, James McMullen, each
58; 12 others, each 2s 6d
—
Michael Donaghy, Esq.
—
—
J. Bennett, E. Easton, J. Janny, Eergusson, A. Sleator,
J. Cole, and J. Donaghy, each
fis
—
—
Three others, each 2s 6d
—
—
8
Q
2 7 0
i
l
o
115 0
0 7 6
£3 3 6
Maurice Weston, Esq., Cressy
—
Thomas O'Keefe and. Thomas Murphy, each Bs
Bobert Barber
—
.—
KobertBlayde
—
—
Kichard Bonny
—
—
Six others, each 2s 6d
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
3 3
0 10
0 3
0 3
0 2
0 15
0
0
0
6
9
0
£4 17 3
26
LISTS QUALIFYING F O R 1870,
(EECEIVED 18S9-70.)
F. Ormond, Esq,
Clifton Wale, Esq.
*
Wyndham Shire Council
—
—
—
'
—
—
~
J. Ii, Carrie, Esq., Larra, Cressy
—
—
John Waugh
—
—
Goades, George
—
—
D. McRae, J. Sullivan, William WflHarns, H. W
Duck, James McDuff, Join Earington, D. Glynn,
Cossland Skein, R. Brown, E, Reeve, William
Connor, John Pierce, E, Russell, William Anderson,
Benjamin Taylor, Alexander McCallum, Joseph
Gorry, Eobert Marshall, and two Sheepwashers,
each 5s
—
—
Charles Johnson
—
—
Fire others, each 2s 6d, One 2s
—
—
£ s. 4
10 0 0
5 0 0
10 0 0
10 0 0
1 1 0
1 0 0
4 15 0
0 10 o
0 14 6
£lb
William Lewis, Esq., Beaufort
Alexander Easton
—
John McGowan and Joseph Davis, each 5&
Eour others, each 2s 6d; Two, 2s-
—
—
—
0 e
0 10 0
0 10 o
OH j
£1 H~0
R. L. Bell, Esq., Mount Mercer
William Hair
Thomas Sharp
John Sharp
BobertHair
—
—
—
—
—
—
•—
—
—
S
0
0
0
0
3
10
10
5
2
o
0
o
0
6
i 4 10 E
Messrs W. and N. G. Elder, RokewoocE
—
Robert Turner
—
—
James Gibbs
—
—
James Camm
—
—
John Hines, James Gay, William Carr, Peter McKay,
Alexander Eraser, William Geddes, James Hope,
George Tough, John Camm, C. S. Savage, Robert
Todd, James Carr, Philip Russell, William Splatt,
William Palmer, S. Wilson, John McPherson, R.
Menzies, Peter McDonald, Alexander Goodall, J.
Gillespie, and D. Cameron, each 5s
—
W. H. McDonald, Alexander Kirkwood, John Draper,
and George Kettyle, each 4s
—
Seventeen others, each 2s 6d
—
One 2s
—
—
5
0
0
0
5
10
10
10
ft
0
&
&
5 10 0
0 16 0
2 2 6
0 2 0
£15 5 6
27
Messrs Thomas Eussell and Co., The Plains
—*
1868, Fifteen Shearers and others
—
William Smith, Jas. Tyrrel, Patrick Maloney, each 5s
1869, John Smith
—
—
Sixteen Shearers and others
—
Collected among Shearers for vagrant, named Hawkins, but transferred to Hospital, 1868
—
Michael Chaddock
—
—
David Galloway, John Graham, John Northfield,
Stewart Aiken, William Ross, jun., William Ross,
sen., D. Mclvor, A. Mcintosh, and J. Grant, each 5s
D. Johnstone
—
J—
£ s.
10 0
1 17
0 15
0 10
2 0
a.
0
6
0
0
0
2 19 6
0 10 0
2 5 0
0 2 6
£20 19 6
John McVean, Esq., Poliah
—
—
Mark Jacob. C. Almond, Peterson, W. Whitehead,
andW.V. Hunt, each 2s 6d
—
2 0
0
0 12 6
£2 12 6
George Russell, Esq., Golf Hill
—
Lawrence Cruikshank
—
—
Mrs White
—
—
John Cruikshank
—
—
Joseph de Delahunty
—
—
Peter Dow, William Bloom, Fred. Griffin, James
Gavin, William Coates, Jonathan Wood, D. MeKerral, Pat. McMahon, James Long, Thomas Hanrahan,
Conner Moran, James Thrinity, William Henderson,
R. W. Henderson, John Martin, Thomas Hogan,
James Beattie, William Hannan, Peter Dunn, Angus
MacGillivray, and Alan Martin, each 5s
—
Twenty.-flve others, 2s 6d each
—
10
0
0
0
0
0
10
10
7
11
0
0
0
6
9
5 5 0
3 2 6
£20 6 9
Thomas Eussell, Esq,, Wurrock
—
Donald McLaren
—
—
Barnet Hampton, Walter Baillie, and Michael Maloney
each 5s
—
—
Seventeen others, each 2s 6d
—
—
Three others, each 2s
—
—
5 5 0
1 0 0
0 15 0
2 2 6
0 6 0
£9 8 6
Alexander Buchanan, Esq., Gala, Lismore
—
J. P. Drinnan
—
'—
Thomas Turner
—
—
David Whitehead
—
—
James McKenzie, Murdock McKenzie, Alfred Glover,
E. P. Woodland, Richard Chinn, Robert McKenzie,
John Joyce, John Fritz, Thomas Skene,' William
Sparks, and Michael Keating, each 5s
—
Sixteen others, each 2s 6d
—
—
10 10
1 0
0 10
0 10
0
0
0
0
2 15 0
2 0 0
£17 5 0
28
Messrs J. and P. Manifold, Purrumbeet
—
James McCain
—
—
Thomas Leach
—
—
Thomas Salt
—
—
Robert Marshall
—
—
James Bradley
—
—
E. J .
—
—
Arthur Poulter
—
—
M. Martin, William Elmore, David Lindsay, Martin
Moran, Thomas Eeltham, James Wickliffe, Sam.
Harbour, C. H. Wilkes, William Eeltham, Charles
McCain. Mary McDonald, Margaret Abearne, Pat.
Ryan, Michael Whelan, Peter King, Samuel Baker,
Joseph Bradbourne, Timothy O'JSHel, Thomas
Hewitt, James Egan, Michael Egan, and Henry
Iliff, each 5s
—
—
Twenty-three others, each 2s 6d
—
Two, 2s each
—
—
£ s. i.
fi 5 0
1
10
10
10
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o io 0
1 0 1)
0 10 0
5 io o
2 17 6
0 4 o
£18 1 6
Nicholas Cole, Esq., Darlington
Thomas Baker, Terang
—
James Stewart, Darlington
—
William Wright
—
Nora Chine
—
John Hodgson
—
James Godfrey
—
S. A. Hern
—
William Armstrong
•—
N, l)awe
—
Arthur Drable and James Fiddie, each 5s
E. Stewart and A. Gibb, each 2s 6d
3
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
10
10
10
10
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
£10 15 0
Alexander Dennis, Esq., Tarndarncourt
—
John Dignan, Birregurra
—
—
A. Edwards, Thomas Cunningham, James Casey,
Robert Roberts, Peter Smith, William Bott, and
Henry Bott, each 5s
—
Eiye others, each 2s 6d; One, 2s
—
5 5 0
1 0 0
1 15 0
0 14 6
£8 14 6
George Gumming, Esq., Mount Eyans
D. McColl. junior
Robert Grieve
John Hamilton
D. McColl, senior
George Bain
D. MeKinnon
Thomas Bennett
Six others, 2s 6d each
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
£6
1
1
0
1
10
10
5
15
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3 0
29
Cnthbert Allison, Esq.., Break-o'-Day
J. Gibb
Fifty Workmen
£ «.
0 7 0
0 10 0
4 8 0
a.
£5
Andrew Chirnside, Esq., Caran-Ballac
—
William Weatherby
—
Samuel Robertson
—
Charles Mouat
—
James Godwin
—
Andrew McNaughton
—
James McKenzie
—
Samuel Hammond, James Conway, Henry Cysmond, and Robert Shields, each 5s
—
Eight others, each 2s 6d
—
5 0
10 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
0 10 0
0 10 0
0 10 0
1
1
0 0
0 0
£ 1 6 10
William Adeney, Esq., Chocolyn
—
James Wickliff, William Stratton, Thomas Stratton, John Martin, and Robert Carman, each 10s
Alexander Day
—
Eoort-koort-nong Estate
R.E.M.
—
E. J. Lewis
—G. Manson
—
H. Thompson
—
J. Grady
_
R. Duggan
—
J. Eeed
—
D. Turner, W. Skene, S. McTaggart, James
Hepburn, Mary Hepburn, William Brown,
William Brown, junior, John Brown, D. Bamford, J. Ryan, G. Beaaley, James Miln, T.
Moran, C. Thomas, and C. Ramsay., each 5s
J. Melody and H. Jackson, each 2s 6d
—
James Bell, Esq., Woolbrook
—
Christina Bmart
—
William Ritchie, Thomas Wheeler, Charles
McDonald, James King, Charles Richardson,
John Eitzpatrick, Mary Johnson, and Lizzie
Johnson, each 5s
—
Nine others, each. 2s 6d
—
0
2 2 0
2 10 O
1 0 0
£ 5 12
9
2 0
1 0
1 0
1 0
0 10
0 10
0 10
0
O
0
0
0
0
0
3 15
0 5
0
O
£10 10
O
i 4
0 10
0
0
2
1
0 0
2 6
£7 16
6
30
Charles Beal, Esq., Mount Qellibrand
—
Joseph Johnson
—
H. Buckley, Fanny McDonnell, and Thomas
Smith, each 5s
—
Edwin Tilley and J. Hingarty, each 3s
—
Nine others, each 2s 6d; One, 2s
—
£ s. d.
2 o o
0 lo n
0 15 o
0 6 o
14 6
£i 15 6
5 5 0
1 1 0
1 1 0
1 0
1 1 0
1 1 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
1
z 0
1 1 0
1 1 0
I 1 0
1 1 0
r«
John Cumming, Esq., Terinallum
_
Bohert Milne
—
William May
—
H. Blyton
_
James Collins
—
James Grayson
—
H. Smith
_
E. Green
—
Andrew Lillico
—
William Lillico
—
Henry Bazard
—
John Anderson
—
John Lillico
—
G. E. Willis, Anthony Day, Charles Eisher,
J. MoMurray, and J. McBwan, each 10s —
J, Newberay, G. Greenwood, H. Legg, William
McMurray, Thomas Dowlin, G. McLeod,
James Craig, Jolin Heir, John McPherson,
William Gray, Dennis Robertson, Arthur
Robertson, Charles Phillips, Thomas Lillico,
and Edward Eisher, each 5s
—
Thirteen others, each 2s 6d
—
2 10 0
3 15 0
1 12 6
£25 12 6
Alexander Armstrong, Esq., Warrambeen
—
Collins, M. Marsden, J . Briggs, and Peter
Gillespie, each 5s
—
Se¥enteen others, each 2s 6d; One, 2s
—
1
2
0 0
4 6
£5
6 6
5. 0
1 1
1 1
1
O 10
1 1
1 1
r-l
John McLaughlin, Esq., Colac
Adam Eae
Andrew Wilson
B. J. Miller
Cristian Lemster
Archibald Chapman
Charles Bayertz
2 2 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
31
£ s. a.
Daniel Kman
Robertson and Molntosk
A. D. Cook
Basil Eout
William Shattock
John Chapman
G. H. Hulme
John Grey
William Armstrong, Irrewarra
E. JeffreyEdward Silk, Irrrwillipe
B. B. W., Butcher, Ondit
William Bradley, Colac
J. Duncan
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
-.
—
—
—
—
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
2
1
1
1
0
0
2 0
2 0
1 0
1 0
0 0
0
0
10 0
10 0
2 0
1 0
1 0
1 0
10 0
10 0
£26 6 0
!
I
|
j
1
1
I
I
1
32
SWISS
COLLECTIONS
FOR
1869.
e2
F. Breguet
J. H. Dardel
Charles Tetaz
A, Crammer
Thetaz and Martin
A friend
John Dunoyer
Starnm and Anker
M. Moreland
James Clarke
Niffenecker Brothers
"Weber Brothers
0. Junier and Co.
Jacob Hammerly
A. Ormond, Deppler Brothers, X. Muhlebaeh, Jacob
Deppler, Thomas Baker, A. C. Nadercouset,
Martin Buchter, A. Weber, Peter Cameron,
Louis Aeschlimann, B. Duscher, Peter Dietrich,
John Hammerly, Fritz "Wieland, Pierre Benjon,
A L, Amiet, L. Pilloud, John Feisly, and
Charles Amiet, each 10s.
G. Junod, A. Probst, L. Scheflerle, F, Weber, F.
Deppeler, J. Moon, W. Johann, J. Banderritch,
R. Morton, Paul Parris, Fritz Weber, B. Longmore, J. Collins, J. Sutherland, F. Amiet, J.
Dunoyer, L. Thetaz, S. Rankin, T. Mapletope,
P. Fitzgibbon, W. Lange, S. Pinsard, D. Martin,
A. Belperroud, S. Gugger, T. Ducher, M.
Duscher, F. Kirckholm, T. Tunpen, C. Mirandez, J. Hammerly, C. Bamstead, G. Aeschlemann, A. Tribolet, C. Fenasse, J. Hunt, M.
Smith, each 5s.
Eighteen others, each 2s 6d
Total
-
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
-
s. d.
0
0
5
1
0
10
1
0
0
0
1
10
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
£40 8 0
33
GENERAL
RULES.
I. That the objects of the Infirmary be to afford Medical and OBJECTS.
Surgical aid to poor persons requiring it, for a limited number of paying
patients, and for casualties; but that no person who shall meet with
easoalities, and shall be found able to pay for surgical aid, shall receive
farther than temporary gratuitous assistance. That the object of the
Benevolent Asylum be the reception of the poor and distressed, with a
Tiew to afford them consolation and assistance.
II. That a portion of the Building shall be set apart for the pur- Appropriaposes of an Infirmary; and the remainder for the purpose of the Benevo- BnSffljig^
lent Asylum, at the discretion of the Committee.
m . That the government of the Institution shall be vested in a injtitntt,,,,
President, two Vice-Presidents, five Trustees, a Treasurer, Governors, fc°w goand Subscribers, as hereinafter described.
QUALIFICATIONS AND P E I V I L B G E S OP 60VEHNOBS AND
SUBSCEIBEKS.
IV. That every Benefactor of £50 or upwards be a Life Governor, (j OTernorB ,
and every annual Contributor of £20 an Annual Governor, with liberty
of having one in-patient, or three out-patients, always on the books of
the Institution, subject to the approval of the Committee of Management hereinafter mentioned, and provided that the funds of the Institution admit of the reception of snch patients; and any public Institution
contributing £50 in one sum shall be entitled to the privilege of a
Governor for ten years from the date of such contribution.
T. That the Executor, or if more than one, the first-named Ex- ^ ^ ^ g 1 ^ .
ecutor under any will by which a bequest of £50 or upwards shall be guests of
made to the Institution; and every Minister raising by one or more collections in his Church, in any one year, the sum of £20 or upwards ; railSgS
and any other person contributing a similar amount from any other £2Usource, shall have the rights and privileges of a Governor for one year
only, commencing from the January following.
34
Subscribers,
yj. Th a t every Benefactor of £25 or upwards, In one sum, be a Life
Subscriber, with liberty of having one in-patient and three out-patient*
admitted annually; and every contributor of £1 Is. and upwards wnually, an Annual Subscriber, with liberty of having patients admitted
as follows; Annual Subscribers of £1 Is. to have One In-Patient's Ticka
and Two Out-Patients' Tickets ; of £2 2s., Two In-Patients' and Fear
Out-Patients'; of £3 3s, Three In-Patients' and Six Out-Patients- o
£5 5s., and so on up to £20, One In-Patients' and Two Out-Patients'
Tickets for every additional £ l Is. Recommendations for admission to
be subject to the approval of the House Committee; and to be made by
Tickets only, to be issued by the Secretary or Collector, to Subscriber!
at the time of their becoming such, and provided that whenever any recommendation cannot be acceded to, from want of room or other canto
appearing to the Committee, the ticket used in such recommendation
shall be reclaimable by the Subscriber issuing the same. Subscriber*
shall also have the privilege at any time, on application to the Secretary
of exchanging out-patients' tickets for in-patients', and vice versa one
in-patient's ticket being equivalent to three out-patients'. These Ticketj
shall only be used for the recommendation of persons unable to pay for
Medical attendance, and shall only be available till 31st January in the
year after that in which they are issued.
Sutjscripy i i That the Annual Subscriptions must be paid in advance for the
tionswaen
V , , „ ,
„»
due.
current year, such year to be computed from the first day of January, in
each year, and no Governor or Subscriber will be entitled to any privilege
Subscribers until the subscription be paid. And no person shall be qualified to vote
vote.
at any meeting of Subscribers, unless he shall have been a Subscriber for
the space of six months previous to such meeting; provided always, that
where a Subscriber shall have paid his Subscription for the year immediately preceding the year in which any public meeting shall take place, the
payment of his Subscription for the then current year at any time before
such meeting, shall entitle such Subscriber to vote, as required by Act of
Council, 24 Vic, No. 116.
Annual
VIII. There shall be an Annual Meeting of the Subscribers in the
Subscribers m t m t n of January in each year, at which all retiring Honorary Officers of
the Institution shall be elected for the ensuing year.
Persons nob
qualified to
General
Laws,
IX. That no person shall vote at any meeting while he is a salaried
Q f f l c e r Q r p n p U Qf t h ( J
^tit^ou.
X. That no general law, nor any repeal of, or alteration in, the ex; s ting laws shall be valid, unless the same shall have been passed at the
Annual or Special Meeting of the Subscribers.
Committee
XI. The Committee of Management shall consist of the President
metit.aIlaBe* Vice-Presidents, Trustees, Treasurer, and Eighteen Governors or Sub-
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tcribers, to be elected annually; six to form a quorum; and they shall
hare power to fill up vacancies that may occur in their number during
the year, subject to Bule XIV.
XII. It shall be competent at any time for the Committee of Manage- Special
tnent, at -which at least eight members shall be present, or for nine or " ^ * *
more Subscribers, by a writing under their hands, to require the Secretary Boribers.
to summon, at the expiration of Fourteen days, a Special Meeting of Subscribers, tlie occasion of calling such meeting being stated in the requisition; and no business shall be transacted at such Special meeting, except
{hat for which it shall hare been summoned. Every such meeting to be
called by the Secretary, by advertisement in one of the public newspapers
published in Geelong, within three days of his receiving such requisition.
Twelve Subscribers shall be necessary to form a General or Special
Meeting,
XIII. That all Meetings of Subscribers be called by the Secretary, J f *;f b s ?s
bv advertisement, in one of the newspapers published in Geelong, at least c s ! i e a *?
„
.
Advertiseone week before the day of meeting,
meet.
XTV. In the event of any vacancy in the office of President, \ ICG- En?:oniry
Presidents, Treasurer, Trustees, or Auditors, the Election of a successor ^ e ^ r f
shall take place at a Special Meeting of Subscribers, to be convened by Election,
the Committee of Management, which Election shall be by voting tickets,
as enjoined by Act of Council, 11 Vic, No. 59, section 9.
XV. And it shall be lawful at all Meetings of Subscribers, for any Tote by
life-Governor"or Life-Subscriber who became such previous to 1861, as P r o * r enjoined by Act of Council, to Vote by Proxy, such Proxy being also a
Subscriber duly qualified; provided that such Proxy shall have his
authority in writing, signed by the Governor or Subscriber; and such
authority shall only extend to the one meeting specially named therein.
Governors to have three votes; Life-Subscribers three votes; Annual No. of Vote*
Subscribers of £10 10s. three votes; £5 5s. two votes; of £1 Is. and upwards to £5 5s. one vote.
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.
XVI. The Committee of Management shall direct the general Committee
business of the Institution; shall frame Bye-Laws for its internal regula- ment!
tion, the same not being repugnant to the General Rules; shall h a v e - , . . . „
power to enter into all necessary contracts on behalf of the Institution, and powers
and direct payments to be made; and appoint and discharge all paid
officers and servants of the Institution. They shall meet at the Institution on the first Wednesday in every month, and on such other days as
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they may appoint. They shall have power to admit patients, andffo
make regulations respecting them. The Chairman of Committee, in os»
of an equality of votes, to have a easting vote, but no deliberative vote,
Members—
ex oficio.
XVII, The President, Vice-Presidents, Trustees, and Treasurer
^ e m e m b e r s ex officio 0 f th e Committee, proTided they be qualified
by subscriptions.
s jj a ]j
House ComXVHI. The Committee of Management shall choose, from among
nuttee.
themselves, a House Committee of five, three to form a quorum, who
shall meet on Monday and Thursday in each week, at four o'clock p.m,
andoftener if necessary; and who shall have power to admit patienti
and to confirm or otherwise the admission of any cases admitted by the
Secretary or Resident Surgeon during the interval of their meetings
to examine and pass and pay the house accounts, to engage and discharge
servants, and to regulate the internal management of the Institution,
under the direction of the Committee of Management.
Annual EeXIX. The Committee of Management shall present a General Ueport
por
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of the affairs of the Institution at the Annual Meeting of the Subscribers.
Accounts
XX. The accounts of the Institution shall be audited once in every
Audited.hS 7e&v> an<* presented at the Annual Meeting of Subscribers,
HoNOEAKT MEDICAL STAKF.
Their quail- XXI. The Honorary Medical Staff shall consist of four duly qualified
ficafaon. g e n e r a i practitioners, to be elected annually. No one shall be eligible
for the appointment unless he can produce a diploma from a recognised
British University, or from one of the Koyal Colleges of Surgeons Iondon, Edinburgh, or Dublin, or the Faculty of Physicians of Glasgow, together with a certificate from the Medical Board of Victoria,
Charge of
XXII. The Resident Surgeon shal, have the charge of all patients
auV^visit- admitted; but the Honorary Medical Staff may visit the Institution at
insany time, and in case of their observing any neglect of or inattention to the
patients it shall be their duty to report the same to the House Committee
forthwith.
Rotation, of
y-
XXHI. Two of the Honorary Medical Staff shall attend in weekly
rotation, on such days and at such hours as may be most convenient,
for consultation on the treatment of the patients; and they shall arrange
the. rotation of attendance.
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XXTV. The Honorary Medical Staff of the week shall attend for Consultation
e
consultation on all important cases; and should any capital operation he
*
deemed necessary the whole of the Honorary Medical Staff shall be summoned for further consultation (except in cases of emergency) previous
to the operation heing performed, when, if then decided on, the whole of
the Honorary Medical Staff shall he requested to attend.
ADMISSION OT PATIENTS INTO THE INITBMABT.
PATIENTS.
XXV. That accidents and such cases of decided emergency only, as Admission
in the opinion of the Besident Surgeon cannot he delayed, he received ^ ^ ^
into the Infirmary at any time without ticket; and that the admission of
patients in ordinary cases recommended by Subscribers' tickets be daily
(Sundays excepted) between the hours of NINE and TWELVE o'clock in
the forenoon, hy the Secretary and .Resident Surgeon, or either of them,
such admission to be temporary and subject to the approval of the House
Committee at its next meeting.
ADMISSION OF PAYING PATIENTS.
XXVI. That Paying Patients he admitted on the usual days of ad- Patients to
mission, without ticket, at the discretion of the Committee.
be admitted
XXVII. That the amount chargeable to each patient shall be at the Amount to
lis c^&rs&d
discretion of the Committee; and shall he paid in advance; or at the
discretion of the Committee.
XXVm. That the general rules and regulations of the Institution BulesapplicBhall be applicable to and strictly observed by all paying patients received inpatients
into the Institution.
PBBSONS NOT ADMISSIBEE.
XXIX. No pregnant female for the purpose of confinement; no persons not
person insane; no one having a contagious or infectious disease; no one a 4 m l s s I b l e '
subject to epilepsy; nor any one who in the opinion of the Resident Surgeon
might receive equal benefit as an ont-patient, shall he admitted; and no
child under five years of age shall be admitted, except from an accident
or for a surgical operation. Provided that the House Committee or
Officers of the Institution shall have discretionary power to admit such
prohibited cases, and shall report upon the exercise of such power at any
time to the next general meeting of the Committee of Management.
ADMISSION OF INMATES INTO THE BENEVOLENT ASXLUM.
I,IJ NT ASVMM.
XXX. The admission of Inmates into the Benevolent Asylum is Admission of
ordinarily restricted to Monday and Thursday in each week, but a inmates.
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meeting of the House Committee may be convened at any time to consider authentic eases of utter destitution.
Persons not
XXXI. No pregnant female for the purpose of confinement) no
admissible, person insane; no child under twelve years of age; no one'having a contagious or infectious disease shall he admitted.
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XXXII. Ministers of Religion shall have free access to rpersons wof
Ministers ol , .
.
.
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Beligion. their respective denominations, at such times as shall be appointed by
the Committee of Management; and when a patient requests that at)*
minister may he sent for, his wish shall be immediately complied with.
Beli . sinXXXIII. That the instruction of the patients in the Institution Destruction, left to the recognised religious teachers of the various denominations to
which the patients belong; and it shall be understood that controversial
works be prohibited.
BECBETABT
His Duties.
SECKETABT.
XXXTV. He shall attend all Special, General, and Committee Meetings; he shall take minutes of the proceedings, and transcribe them
carefully into books to be kept for that purpose, and he shall carry out
the directions of such meetings in the particulars incident to his department.
XXXV. He shall conduct the correspondence and other clerical
ence and business of his department, and he shall enter and keep the accounts of
Accounts. ^ Institution, under the direction of the Committee.
COLLECTOE.
XXXVI. He shall be under the direction of the House Committee,
Collect
Pay. and and shall collect subscriptions and donations to the Institution, and pay
over the same to the Treasurer, at least once in every week, and render
account of the amount received by him since the last payment.
ALTBBATION OF RULES.
Alteration
XXXVII. These Rules shall not bg altered, except at a Special or
of Rules. General Meeting of Subscribers, due notice of any proposed alterations
having been given, in accordance with Rule XH.
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REGULATIONS
FOR
INTBEKAL
THE
MANAGBMBIT
or
THE
INSTITUTION.
RESIDENT SURGEON.
1. No Candidate shall be eligible for the appointment of Resident Q^JIJ—.
Surgeon unless he produces a diploma from either of the Eoyal Colleges tiom.
of Surgeons of London, Edinburgh, or Dublin, together with a certificate
from the Medical Board of Victoria.
2. He shall reside in the house, and shall not leave it except on ne- Begnlations
cessary occasions. He shall not be absent more than three hours at one respecting
time, or after twelve o'clock at night, without the express leave of the
House Committee. In case of absence, he shall inform the House
Steward and Dispenser where he may be found,
N.B.—He and the House Steward and Dispenser shall never be absent at the same time.
Oharge of
3. He shall have the charge of all patients admitted, and shall report * e P j ? ^ t *
to the House Committee at its next meeting any patient who may have orderly,
been disorderly. He shall make a special report to the House Committee months^n
on every patient who may have been two months in the Institution; and Institution
he shall also report any case thai may, after consultation, be considered ported.
incurable, by the Honorary Medical Staff, to be dealt with as the C o m - I ^ J a b t £ to
mittee may see
fit.
reported.
4. He shall, have the general superintendence of the internal internal
affairs of the Institution, under the direction of the House Committee. °° n t r o 1
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Servants,
He shall preserve'order and Sobriety, and in case of insubordination »
gross default of duty on the part of any servant, he shall suspend m
discbarge suob servant until the next meeting of the House Committee,
and if necessary he shall provisionally hire a substitute for such servant
so suspended or discharged, and he shall report his having done so with
the cause of such suspension or discbarge, to the House Committee it
their next meeting; but he shall in no case absolutely discharge, or permanently hire, any servant of the Institution without the sanction of the
House Committee.
Medicines,
5. He shall have charge of and keep the surgical instrument* in
Sramen4n" P r o P e r or der; a n i i SflaU be accountable for the medicines, medical
furniture, and surgical instruments, utensils and stores, except such as are in charge
of themjl- °f the House Steward and Dispenser, or Matron j and he shall
ventory of prepare an inventory in the month of December in every year, and
at such other times as the Committee may direct, of all furniture,
utensils, medicines, and stores, under his charge; and such inventory
shall be recorded from year to year, in a book (o be kept for that
purpose.
iept,
6, He shall enter regularly, in proper books to be kept for snch
purposes, the names of the patients as they are admitted and
discharged, and note the nature and the history of their diseases
while under treatment ; the receipt, issue, and expenditure, loss or
breakage, of medicines, medical instruments, and other things in Ms
charge, and the disbursement of petty cash; and he shall have snch
Attend the books ready at all times for the inspection of the House Commeetings of m>ttee ; and he shall attend the weekly meetings of the House
the House Committee; and he shall receive all money and other property belonging
Patients' " to patients, and shall account for the same weekly to the House
Mm
°yCommittee.
7. He shall visit each patient morning and evening, and shall en^ a t i T 1 1 luireif the treatment prescribed has been attended to, and if any cause
Complaints, of complaint exist. Should any patient have a complaint to prefer, he
shall enter it immediately in the Patients' Complaint Book, in the
presence of the Wardsman or Nurse of the Ward, and he shall lay such
book before the House Committee at each meeting.
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.
8. He shall on his visits to the wards examine their condition with
.
the Worts, respect to cleanliness, temperature, and ventilation; and he shall observe
if the wardsmen and nurses have done their duty.
Condition of
Bed Tickets.
&• He shall affix to the bed of^each patient a card, stating the patient's name, age, religion, disease, date of admission, and diet.
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10. He shall write, or cause to be written, upon every medicine Medicines—
dispensed by him, or the dispenser, the name of the patient for whom to be writit is prescribed, and the time at and the manner in which it is to be ad- teoomawm
ministered, and this however frequently the same medicine may be repeated; and he shall cause the medicines to be administered as directed; Supply for
and he shall keep, or cause to be kept, a proper supply of the S " 3 ^ .
necessary apparatus for cases of accident or emergency, ready for im- 8°™? ca8M
mediate use.
11. He shall inspect the diet of the patients, and see that it is of Irapeot diet,
good quality and properly prepared, and such as is ordered; and that
patients do not partake of food, liquor, or medicines, except that prescribed.
12. He shall procure such articles in small quantities, in his depart- To purchase
merit, as may be required during the week; but he shall not purchase Seaofany
any article, or enter into any contract for the Institution, exceeding £'2 ^*f^ ™"
without the sanction of the Committee; and he shall, on the last days of Listot mediFebruary, May, August and November, prepare"and submit to the House S ^ r J ' t o
Committee, a list of medicines, medical or surgical instruments, utensils t» P"j»>»t,
. ,'
. .,
.
'
ed to House
and stores, as may be required during the ensuing quarter.
Committee,
18. He shall regularly consult with the Honorary Medical Staff Consultation
on any important case, in accordance with 24 of General Eules. And ant cases,
he shall afford them every facility for examining and for offering opinion Opinion on
on the treatment of all cases admitted: and shall record the result of „
,A
every consultation in the Case-Book.
tidtu
14. He shall give due notice in writing to the Honorary Medical l f o t i o e , t a "*
Staff when a consultation is to be held or an operation performed, turns to be
and consult their desires with regard to the performance of capital g l v m '
operations.
• Operations.
15. The Committee of Management shall have the power at any time Private
to require the Resident Surgeon to give up private practice, should he p r
have any.
HOUSE STEWARD AND DISPENSER,
16. The House Steward and Dispenser shall live in the house, and Begulattons
shall not leave, except on necessary occassions, and with the consent of temporal
the Eesident Surgeon. He shall not he absent for more than three hours ' a b a e n M '
at one time, nor after ten o'clock at night, without the leave of the House
Committee.
N.B.—He and the Matron shall never be absent at the same time.
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erne of tie
17. He shall hare the immediate superintendence of the Matron,
Nnram,'ana Wardsmen, Nurses, and Servants, and shall see that they do their duty.
Servants; a n d he shall enforce order, sobriety, personal cleanliness, neatness, and
Mure °to obedience to orders on their part. In case-of any misbehaviour, dii.
Suborn611' 0 D e d i e n c e i o r n egle c t o f duty by any of them, he shall at once report the
same to the Resident Surgeon or House Committee,
Wards, &o.,
18. He shall see that the wards, and other parts of the
*° b* J™pt house, and the grounds, are kept in a proper state of cleanliness and
xn ft piroput
state of order*
cleanliness
and order.
19. He shall have the charge of and be accountable for the
ona^e; in-furniture, bedding, linen, glass, cutlery, cooking and kitchen utensils,
Srt ot^itt- medicines a n ^ stores; and he shall make an inventory of the same in a
cles in
hook to be kept for that purpose, in which he shall regularly enter the
Warfsmen, receipt, loss, or breakage of any article; and he shall, on the last days
Knrses, &e. 0 f June and December in each year, and at such other times as tha
House Committee may require, prepare and submit to the Committee an
inventory of everything placed under the charge of any Wardsmaa,
Nurse, or Servant; and shall, on either of them leaving the Institution,
require them to give an account of all that they may have had under
their care.
20. He shall receive the stores and supplies furnished by the
stores and Contractors and Tradesmen, and he shall see that they correspond in
andPldis- description, quality, and quantity with the tenders and orders; and in
penae the c a s e they do not, he shall report accordingly to the House Committee)
tionUBan"d at its next meeting; and he shall weigh and measure out the prottoamount v i s i o n s an<1 o t n e r necessaries required for the day's consumption, and
in a book, he shall enter the amount regularly in a book to be kept for that
provisions" purpose; and he shall attend to the cutting up and distribution of food
6tores, and t 0 t jj e p a ti e nts when cooked; and he shall not suffer any of the
utensils.
-
provisions, utensils, or stores, to be wasted or carried away; and he shall
prepare the usual monthly return of diets, receipt and issue
of stores, &c, and accounts as may be required by the Coraclothes to mittee; and he shall have the clothes of all patients cleansed on
ana^attln- admission, if requisite, and he shall make out an inventory of the
ventory
same,
kept.
Dispense
Sons?'11"
21. He shall dispense the prescriptions of the Resident Surgeon, and
•h'dl c a r r y o u t 'he instructions of the Eesident Surgeon in the surgery,
and otherwise fulfil the duties of Dispenser.
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MATRON.
22. She shall be subject to the same regulations, respecting Absence,
living in the house and absence therefrom, as the House Steward and
Dispenser.
N.B,—She and the House Steward and Dispenser shall never be abjent at the same time.
23. She shall see that the Nurses and Female Servants do their Superintendence of Narduty; and shall report any neglect or disobedience of orders on their part ses and feto the House Steward and Dispenser.
™!ta, **"
Visit 'una
24. She shall visit each ward daily, and shall see that the beds, linen wards aau>
and clothes of'the patients, are clean and in good order; and shall cause
such of the bedding, &c, as require it to be replaced by others, and
thoroughly cleansed and repaired where necessary.
25. She shall superintend they laundry, and shall he accountable to laundry
the House Steward and Dispenser for the return from the laundry of all
clothes sent to be washed or cleansed, keeping an account of everything
taken to the laundry and received therefrom.
26. She shall see that all patients' clothes, as they are admitted, are p^t!£lt;*'
cleansed and put carefully away, and shall enter in a book a list of all care of.
patients' clothes as they are received, and procure the receipt of each patient for their clothes when they leave. And shall not permit any of the
patients' clothes to be removed from the store but in her presence.
27. She shall personally superintend the cooking of all food for the T£in|jlp|?n^n"
inmates, and shall generally discharge the duties of Matron as shall be cooking,
directed by the Committee.
WARDSMEN, NURSES AND SERVANTS.
28. The Wardsmen and Nurses shall he constantly in their wards, •^,bm$*™£.
and regular in their attendance upon the patients.
men and
Nurses.
29. They shall obey the Resident Surgeon, House Steward and Dis- Their deportpenser, and Matron. They shall behave with tenderness to all the ™ntiriai™
patients, with civility and respect to strangers; they shall withdraw draw from
from the wards when the House Committee enter them, unless pariicu- n o t to relarly requested to remain; and they shall take no presents or gratuity in ^J™ J£emoney or otherwise from.their patients, their friends or strangers, who gratuity,
may visit the Institution, on any pretence whatever. Infringement of
the rule will be subject to instant dismissal.
u
Permission
30, Kb Wardsman, Nurse, or Servant, shall leave the Institution
rary ab- without permission of the Kesident Surgeon or House Steward and Dissence.
„„„„„,.
penser.
cleanliness;
31. The Wardsmen and Nurses shall he particular to observe per*
timetathe s o n a ^ cleanliness ; they shall have their respective wards swept and
morning thoroughly cleansed, and all dirt and rubbish removed from them by
cleansed, seven o'clock in the morning in the summer, and before eight o'clock in
&<? tcUM *ke m o r n i n S if tfl e winter,
removed.
Bseaifast.
32. They shall serve up breakfast to the patients at eight o'clock in
the morning.
Details to
83,, They shall have the several chamber utensils scalded every
comSrtlnd morning, a n d scoured as often as may be necessary, and kept out of the
cleanliness, yugfa during the day, unless specially required.
34. They shall pay great attention to the bedding of the patients,
and have the mattrasses thoroughly aired and dried when necessary, and
the sheets, blankets, and counterpanes renewed as often as required.
35. They shall not allow clothes to be hung, nor dirt, or anything to
be thrown out of the windows.
Medicines,
diet, &c.
36. They shall administer, to the patients at the times directed, the
medicines and the diet prescribed, and they shall not suffer them to take
any which are not prescribed, and they shall be careful to explain to the
patients the instructions of the Eesident Surgeon.
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Besrniations
^' They shall not permit patients to receive from visitors medicines,
respecting victuals, or liquor of any kind; nor allow any portion of medicine or diet,
or any other thing, to be removed from the wards by the patients or
visitors, without an order from the Eesident Surgeon.
Emptyphials
38. They shall be careful to collect and carry to the House Steward
not uses. a n d Dispenser, all empty phials, gallipots, bandages, &c.; aud to the
fih^Wsnenv ^ a t r o l l > a D 7 article of diet not consumed by the patients; and they shall
""J. . l o r attend at the Dispensary at the time appointed to receive medicines and
instructions.
Watch and
39. They shall watch attentively the state and symptoms of the patent? Btate t^nts, more especially in urgent or uncommon cases, and report these
and symp- distinctly to the Eesident Surgeon, or in his absence to the House
Steward and Dispenser; or in-case of females, to the Matron,
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40. They stall not admit any stranger into any ward without the Admission of
permission of the Resident Surgeon or the Secretary.
strangers.
41. One Wardsman or Nurse in rotation shall he on duty from Warasmen
eight o'clock every night to six o'clock the following morning, and S^Tant™
shall visit each ward once in every two hours, or more frequently if
necessary ; and shall pay due attention to such patients as may require
it, and should there be occasion, shall communicate with the Resident
Surgeon.
42. All Wardsmen, Nurses, and Servants shall be obedient to the Wardsmen,
Begulations of the Institution, and they shall report immediately to s ^ S f t o
the Eesident Surgeon, House Steward and Dispenser, or Matrou, any ^^^SSJ^
impropriety of conduct, or infringement of them, by any patient, latton; ie•visitor, or other person; and if such complaint be not properly attended Iriety^ci
to, they shall report the same to the House Committee at its next tafringe.
meeting.
ment.
PATIENTS.
43. Patients shall conduct themselves orderly, and shaE strictly Conduct;
observe all the directions of the Resident Surgeon, House Steward and direction.
Dispenser, Matron, Wardsmen, and Nurses.
44. They . shall take their medicines at the time directed, and Medicines
they shall take no other medicines than those prescribed; and they *" " '
shall not conceal nor put away any portion of the medicine or diet
administered to them.
45. No one shall leave his or her ward, and go into another ward
or apartment, nor leave the House, nor remain out for a longer time
than is granted, nor shall introduce visitors, nor receive medicines,
victuals, liquors, or anything, without express leave of the Resident
Surgeon or Secretary.
Details res52?Sf2?i£
the Wards,
rtsatorslto.
46. They shall not play at cards or dice, nor gamble or smoke Details resnor spit on the floor, nor deface or injure any part of the Ward, nor cleanliness
any furniture, bedding, or clothing therein, nor sing, blaspheme, or use M l d o o n i l u o t
rude or indecent language.
47. No patient shall give reward or gratuity to any of the Wardsmen, Not to give
Nurses, or other Servants.
^Sty.01
48. Any Patient having any cause of complaint shall make the Herniations
same known to the Resident Surgeon, whose duty it shall be to enter respecting
...
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such complaint immediately, in the presence of the Nurse or Wardsman
of the Ward, in a book kept for that purpose, which book shall be laid
before the House Committee at each meeting.
, complaints,
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Employment
49, Patients judged by the Resident Surgeon sufficiently eoaval.
cent p a -" escent to be able to assist in the work of the Institution shall be to
tieots
employed.
BegnlaMona
60. Patients shall not sit up after Eight o'clock in the -winter or
rUtog S N ' n e o'clock in the summer; and all Patients considered by the Resideu
sitting np. Surgeon able to do so, shall rise by Seven o'clock in the summer and
before Eight o'clock in the winter.
Venereal
patients.
jjeen
61. No venereal patients shall be admitted & second time* having
o n c e n n , j e r treatment and cured;
Patients of52. Every patient offending against the above Regulations will be
agate! the discharged for irregularity,
regulations
chor^*"
VISITORS.
When admit53. Visitors-are admitted into the Institution on Sunday and ThursifHed15!*5 ^ a y *n e a c n w e e ' c i between the hours of three and five o'clock in the afterone hour, afternoon, but no visitor is allowed to remain more than one hour. Not
more than two visitors will be allowed to see each patient, except on
special occasions, and by the leave of the Resident Sur'geon or Secretary,
Special visits
54. Visitors may be admitted on special occasions by a written order
from a member of the House Committee, addressed to the Resident Surgeon or Secretary,
Eegulatlons
55. Visitors will not be allowed to go into any ward without the
viaJts°UllB leave of the Resident Surgeon or Secretary; and every visitor n u t
retire when requested.
56. They will not be permitted to give to, or leave with any patient
any money, medicines, food, or liquor of any kind, nor any other thing,
without the express sanction of the Resident Surgeon. Any one doing
so will not be again admitted.
Not to give
57. No visitor shall give to any servant of the Institution any money
money or o r gratuity of any kind.
5S
Notto inter- Visitors are requested not to interfere with the Wardsmen or
fere, &c.
Nurses, and not to disturb the patients by loud talking or unnecessary
noise.
59. No male visitor shall visit the wards for females without the
leave of the Resident Surgeon or Secretary, and shall then only be permitted to remain a quarter of an hour.
Respecting
60lating6 Vtho
•^Jiy v ! s ' t o r violating any of the Regulations of the Institution, or
regulations behaving with impropriety, will be compelled to retire, and will not be
toproperty'l1 re-admitted without special leave from the House Committee.
GKEELOIW INITEMARY
BENEVOLENT
ASYLUM.
DIETARY.
DIETS.
REMARKS.
ARTICLES.
Full.
Half.
Low,
Spoon.
* Paddings twice a week
(On Sundays Plum Pudding.)
MEAT
12 oz.
6oz.
3oz.
lilb.
BREAD
12 era.
12 oz.
6 oz.
24 oz.
POTATOES
12 oz.
6 oz.
6 oz.
Beef and Mutton to be
served on alternate days,
16 oz. as a rulB.
1-6 pint 1-6 pint 1-6 pint i p i n t 1-6 pint
MILK
TEA
ioz.
• Joz.
ioz.
£oz.
ioz.
SUQAR
lioz.
3oz.
ljoz.
l i oz.
l i oz.
BARLEY ..,
|oz.
foz.
SALT
i oz.
i oz.
foz.
ioz.
i oz.
ioz.
ioz.
11-7 oz.
2 oz.
2oz.
2oz.
2oz.
ioz.
BUTTER
...
FLOUR *
1
{per week...]
GREEN VEGETA BLES.— ;In
2?o Bread to be issued
for Dinner on Sundays ;
the Flour to be served
instead.
The Milk to be used for
Breakfast and Tea.
ioz,
* Flour to be issued fnstead of £ read on Sundays.
sucli quantity as may be order ed by the ResidentSnrgeon.
MEALS.
^Tea
1 pint. 1 pint. lpint.
[Bread..
5oz.
5 oz.
3oz.
Meat ..
12 „
« ..
3 „
Bread..
2 ..
2 .,
6 „
12 „
Rreen 1 as order
ed
Vegetables J
1 pint, lpint.
.Soup ....
pTea
•I Bread...,
[.Butter .
1 ..
5 oz.
1 ..
No extras to be issued
with Full, Half, or Low
Diets, except Wine, Porter, Ale, or Spirits, which,
Rice-Milk, or may be ordered at the
Pudding; the discretion of the Hedical
kind to be nam- Staff,
ed by the Resident Surgeon.*
lpint
3 ounces
* Ingredients of Puddings:
lpint.
1
••
lpint
6 oz.
3 01.
3 ounce
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Rice, 3 ounces;
Sago, 2 ounces;
s; or >
Bread, 3 ounces
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Sugar, i ounce
Milk, i pint
1 Egg to 2 Diets
and a few grains of Spice.