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Gníomhartha	Gort Poor Law Union: Minute Book, 1852 Remove from selection Add to selection TeidealGort Poor Law Union: Minute Book, 1852 StórGalway County Council Archives Services TagairtG01/12/13 Dáta25 May 1852 to 22 November 1852 Dáta táirgthe 1852-05-25 - 1852-11-22 Scóp agus Inneachar Includes - ‘Resolved unanimously that we view with unfeigned regret the separation likely to occur from this Board of one o of its most worthy and influential members, Lord Viscount Gort, whose active and human cooperation has ever been afford with equal anxiety for the interest of the rate payers and the exigencies of those requiring relief, and that our Chairman be requested to convey to his Lordship a copy of this resolution with our several good wishes for the welfare and prosperity of his Lordship and his very amiable family with a hope that although he has changed his residence still we shall not altogether loose his very valuable assistance’ (p59, see also p75). - ‘The Medical Officer reports that he is happy to be able to state a steady decline in the number of opthhalmia cases and that the house is in other respects remarkably healthy and free from the forms of epidemic disease’ (p235). - Letter from the Poor Law Commissioners advising that the ‘Guardians have not acted in accordance with the recommendations of the Commissioners as to making a more sufficient rate and the Commissioners point out that it will be necessary that a further rate should be struck at an early period if the present insufficient scale of rates be adhered to’ (p284). - Following a query from Mr Perrott of Cork regarding a previous proposal to erect a mill the Board resolved that ‘the character of their invention is not in any way involved as the Board have a high opinion of the Mill, but from the reduced number of paupers at present tin the house the Board consider it inadvisable to go to any further expense in the erection of a labour test’ (p397). Fairsinge464pp Cur síos fisiciúilBound volume (rebound) TeangaEnglish ÁbharWorkhouses NótaíAvailable on microfilm by appointment. Unrestricted access. The material in this collection is available to all bona fide researchers by appointment only, and subject to the conditions of access governing the consultation of archival material at Galway County Council Archives. Coinníollacha a rialaíonn atáirgeadhNo material may be reproduced from this collection without the written permission of the archivist, and reproductions are subject to the conditions of access. Leibhéalfile G01/12 Gort Poor Law Union, 1844-1921 1844 - 1921fonds 7 G01/12/1-103 Gort Poor Law Union, Board of Guardian Minutes Books, 1844-1921 1844-1921series 98 G01/12/13 Gort Poor Law Union: Minute Book, 1852 25 May 1852 to 22 November 1852file

TeidealGort Poor Law Union: Minute Book, 1852

StórGalway County Council Archives Services

TagairtG01/12/13

Dáta25 May 1852 to 22 November 1852

Dáta táirgthe 1852-05-25 - 1852-11-22

Scóp agus Inneachar

Includes

- ‘Resolved unanimously that we view with unfeigned regret the separation likely to occur from this Board of one o of its most worthy and influential members, Lord Viscount Gort, whose active and human cooperation has ever been afford with equal anxiety for the interest of the rate payers and the exigencies of those requiring relief, and that our Chairman be requested to convey to his Lordship a copy of this resolution with our several good wishes for the welfare and prosperity of his Lordship and his very amiable family with a hope that although he has changed his residence still we shall not altogether loose his very valuable assistance’ (p59, see also p75).

- ‘The Medical Officer reports that he is happy to be able to state a steady decline in the number of opthhalmia cases and that the house is in other respects remarkably healthy and free from the forms of epidemic disease’ (p235).

- Letter from the Poor Law Commissioners advising that the ‘Guardians have not acted in accordance with the recommendations of the Commissioners as to making a more sufficient rate and the Commissioners point out that it will be necessary that a further rate should be struck at an early period if the present insufficient scale of rates be adhered to’ (p284).

- Following a query from Mr Perrott of Cork regarding a previous proposal to erect a mill the Board resolved that ‘the character of their invention is not in any way involved as the Board have a high opinion of the Mill, but from the reduced number of paupers at present tin the house the Board consider it inadvisable to go to any further expense in the erection of a labour test’ (p397).

Fairsinge464pp

Cur síos fisiciúilBound volume (rebound)

TeangaEnglish

ÁbharWorkhouses

NótaíAvailable on microfilm by appointment. Unrestricted access. The material in this collection is available to all bona fide researchers by appointment only, and subject to the conditions of access governing the consultation of archival material at Galway County Council Archives.

Coinníollacha a rialaíonn atáirgeadhNo material may be reproduced from this collection without the written permission of the archivist, and reproductions are subject to the conditions of access.

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