INSPECT CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, DUBLIN.
„, 39.
Who is the matron or housekeeper, and what are her duties, what her salary and other emoluments, and does she reside m the hospital ?-Margaret
Montgomery safarv « Housekeepe?"
"^ " * ** ^^ F°" dntifi* W^S^tS 40.
How many nurses and assistant nurses are at present employed, and also how many male and female servants; give their names, salaries; and duties, perquisites (if any W other advantages; their wages to be stated per quarter.
Y
Name.
1.
Marv Carroll
2.
Catharine Bolton 3.
Jane Connell -
4.
Ellen Dunne -
5.
Mary Dunne -6.
Judy Delaney 7.
Anne Flanagan 8.
Biddy Johnson 9.
Catharine Keogk 10.
Margaret Keysbery 11.
Anne Loney -
12.
Eliza Pentoney 1.
Eliza Bergin -
2.
Biddy Kelly -
3.
Eose Kinahan 4-Anne Kinahan 5.
Margaret Ryan 6.
Mary Tyrrell -
7.
Anne Smith -8.
Mary Foy '
-9.
Isabella Reilly 10.
Richard Netterville -
1.
Maurice Lynam 2.
John Heslan -3.
John Mullen -
4.
Patt Rorke -
Ditto, as barber 5.
Thomas Fox -6.
Michael Toole 7.
Richard Netterville
Office.
Head nurse
Nurse ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Servant ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Engineer -
Porter ditto ditto Barber Whitewasher ditto
-ditto and assistant-en¬ gineer.
Wages Quarterly.
£.
s.
d.
3 3 -
1 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 II 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11
10 14 6 9 15 -6 16 6 6 16 6 3 5-9 15 -
9 15 -
5 4-
Tea and Beer Weekly.
s.
d.
Other.
Allowances.
--9s.
6 d.
per week for pro¬ visions, and a gratuity annually of 5 /.
5 s.
if found deserving.
--The nurses receive a gra¬ tuity annually of 2 I.
2 s.
each, after the first year, if their con¬ duct should be reported good by the housekeeper.
They get provisions accord¬ ing to the dietary.
--Provisions same as nurses, but they do not receive any gratuity.
And 10 s.
monthly allowance, f --Besides 41 4 s.
each gra-< tuity, and great coats and hats { if favourably reported of, 41.
4 s.
gratuity.
No.
4.
(E.)
Cork-street Fever
Hospital.
< i For duties, see Bye-laws, under the heads "Head Nurse,' Nurses and Female Servants."
" Porters," " Whitewashes,"
mwl many V \ents has each nume committed to her charge ?—No
particular number of wardI \are assiSn.ed
t0 a nurse in this hospital; hut there are three nurses assigned to each from'ol+eilQ0pen'm °ne ll0USe' and two in anotlier>* tne wards containing on an average twnVV0 i
Patients-There are four convalescent wards to 60 patients, two for males and wo lorlemales; to these four two nurses only are allowed.
Patients.
er cases.
41 J.
What are the diseases principally admitted into your hospital ?—Fev
hosnit JUrmTsh a retum of patients admitted, discharged cured, or relieved, or died, in you pitai each year since 1829, distinguishing males and females, in the annexed form.
337.
P 2 Patients
