20 RETURN RELATING TO COUNTY INFIRMARIES
Infirmaries—County of Limerick—continued.
income.
I860: Balance on hand 5 January 1860 -----
Grand Jury presentments ------
£.
s.
d.
Parliamentary grant, 8 March 1859 --43 --
Entered in error, should be --
-43 12 2
-12 2 See Adams & Patterson's letter of February 3 859, made as follows :
Parliamentary grant ----89 110 Entered as 88 19 10 See Audit Office letter, 15 March 1860 --2 -
Overcharged on deductions ---10 2 One year's rent-charge, G.
Rose, to 1 No¬ vember 1857, by representatives --9 4 7 Less income tax --
----8 10 Half-year's rent-charge, G.
Rose, 1 May 1858 4 12 4
Less income tax ------28 One year's rent-charge, G.
Rose, 1 May 1859 9 4 7
Less poor rates, December 1858,3 s.
4£ d.,
income tax, 3 s.
9 d.
----— 7 1£ One year's rent-cliarge, G.
Rose, 1 May 1860 9 4 7
Less poor rates, 11 December 1859, 4 s.
l^d.,
income tax, 6*.
9 d.
---10 10£ One year's Parliamentary grant, to 8 July 1860 85 11 2 Less for order -------3 One year's interest, Mrs.
Banks' bequest, to 13 October 1860 30 ~ -
Lebs for stamp -----_-2 One year's interest, Earl of Limerick, 9 August 1860 -One year's rent-charge, Earl of Limerick, 24 June 1860 One year's rent of old infirmary, 29 Septem¬ ber 1860 15 --Less half poor rates ----12-Governois' subscriptions ------Income tax to be allowed on rent due, Lord Lhneiick, paid 15 June 1859, charged -10 1 11 Should be 9 17 9 Fines from Abbeyfeale Petty Sessions, from clerk of petty sessions ---------Fine from a nurse tender for inattention, per resolution of the Board --------Cash not paid Patt Leonard, who was convicted of embezzlement --------
£.
£.
*.
348 2 1,400 -
-12 2
8 15 9
4 9 8
8 17 6i
8 13 8£
85 10 11
29 19 60 -
18 9
13 18 78 15
-42
-10 2 -
2,069 18 8
EXPENDITURE.
1860: Diet of patientb from 6 January 1860 to 5 January 1861 Board wages, and wages of servants ---_ Medicines -------.
Wine ----------Brandy _-_--__.-
Whiskey ------___ Surgical instruments -------Leeches ---------Trusses ----___„_ Lard ----»--«__ Calico and flannel -------Tow ----------Linseed meal --------Furniture, house linen, blankets, &c.
&c.
--_ Repairs, slater, mason, whitewashing, &c.
---Repairs, smith work, plumbing, glazing, and cleaning clock ---------Repairs, carpenter, hardware and tin-work -Salaries ---------Waterworks Company, to 24 September 1860 Insurance, premium to Globe Insurance Company, for 4,0001.
Soap, starch and washing soda ----_ Gas, per meter --------Candles ---------Fuel, coal ---------Turf and carriage --------Straw ----------Wooden leg for a patient ------
£.
s.
d.
One year's rent due to Lord Limerick, out of old infirmary, to September 1860 --20 3 10 Less income tax and poor rates to June 1860 118 4 One year's rent to Corporation of Limerick, 29 Septem¬ ber 1860 ---------Books, printing and stationery -Advertising for contracts, &c.
&c.
-----Incidentals, coffins, sending home patients, room rubbering, limers, &c.
--------Solicitor's costs for recovery for arrears of G.
Rose's annuity ---------Solicitor' scosts for prosecution of P.
Leonard, convicted of robbery ---------
By balance on hand, 5 January 1861 -
£.
*.
d.
791 12 3 186 9 9 92 15 6 7 11 10
-17 6 9 1 _ 3 -_ 22 4 2 3 2 -
7 -10 2 9 4 3 -4 4 4 _ 44 -2 10 12 2 15 6 5 8 11 11 329 13 4 5 10 -
3 -_ 24 12 10 15 18 -6 16 -78 18 -9 6 _ 24 17 3
-18 -
18 5 6 5 5-14 3 10 2 8-10 16 5 2 2-1 10 -
303 19 3
2,069 18 8
Number of Patients under Treatment, 6 January -
Number of Patients Admitted -
Number of Patients Discharged ---_ .
Number of Patients Died ------
Number of Patients Remaining under Treatment -
Average Number of Patients in Hospital during the Year
1858.
63 899 865 25 72 73
1859.
1860.
72 67 830 841 820 820 15 22 67 66 78 74
10 September 1861.
J.
W.
Mahony, Treasurer.
Edward M.
Guearin, Registrar.
