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Gníomhartha	Clifden Poor Law Union, Minute Book, 1866 - 1867 Remove from selection Add to selection TeidealClifden Poor Law Union, Minute Book, 1866 - 1867 StórGalway County Council Archives Services TagairtGPL3/35 Dáta26 September 1866 - 15 May 1867 Cruthaitheoir Clifden Poor Law Union Dáta táirgthe 1866-09-26 - 1867-05-15 Scóp agus Inneachar Includes: -‘Ordered That Rose Martin, being able bodied and plenty of work going on outside the workhouse at present, be discharged’ (f114, see also f214). -Transcript of letter from Dr Browne MD, County Infirmary, Surgeon, Professor Queens' College, Galway, regarding the medical condition of Dr Suffield, Medical Officer for Clifden Dispensary District (f126, see also ff196-197, see also ff256-257). -Query regarding the chargeability of Peter Nee, his wife and family (f198, see also f215). -Minute regarding the registered religion of inmate Michael Walsh [aged 12 years] (f215, see also ff225-226 and f235). -‘Resolved that the Board of Guardians of this Union respectfully call the attention of the Commissioners to the present distress now prevailing in this union almost bordering on famine with a view that the Government would take some steps to alleviate it as the Guardians feel they will not be able to cope with the distress now existing’ (f236). -Minute regarding chargeability of inmate Bartley Walsh (F247). -‘Resolved that the attention of Government be called to the great benefit that would be derived from making a tramway from Galway to Clifden by which considerable employment could now be given to the poor labouring classes who are in a most wretchedly distressed state as the government is now aware…’ (f256). Fairsinge261ff TeangaEnglish ÁbharRailways, Famines NótaíAvailable 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. Tagairt DhigiteachDigitised in 2012 and available online at Access URL Here LeibhéalItem GPL3 Clifden Poor Law Union 1849 - 1921 (with gaps)fonds 5 GPL3/ 1 - 107 Clifden Poor Law Union, Board of Guardian Minutes 1849 - 1921 (with gaps)series 97 GPL3/35 Clifden Poor Law Union, Minute Book, 1866 - 1867 26 September 1866 - 15 May 1867Item

TeidealClifden Poor Law Union, Minute Book, 1866 - 1867

StórGalway County Council Archives Services

TagairtGPL3/35

Dáta26 September 1866 - 15 May 1867

Dáta táirgthe 1866-09-26 - 1867-05-15

Scóp agus Inneachar

Includes:

-‘Ordered That Rose Martin, being able bodied and plenty of work going on outside the workhouse at present, be discharged’ (f114, see also f214).

-Transcript of letter from Dr Browne MD, County Infirmary, Surgeon, Professor Queens' College, Galway, regarding the medical condition of Dr Suffield, Medical Officer for Clifden Dispensary District (f126, see also ff196-197, see also ff256-257).

-Query regarding the chargeability of Peter Nee, his wife and family (f198, see also f215).

-Minute regarding the registered religion of inmate Michael Walsh [aged 12 years] (f215, see also ff225-226 and f235).

-‘Resolved that the Board of Guardians of this Union respectfully call the attention of the Commissioners to the present distress now prevailing in this union almost bordering on famine with a view that the Government would take some steps to alleviate it as the Guardians feel they will not be able to cope with the distress now existing’ (f236).

-Minute regarding chargeability of inmate Bartley Walsh (F247).

-‘Resolved that the attention of Government be called to the great benefit that would be derived from making a tramway from Galway to Clifden by which considerable employment could now be given to the poor labouring classes who are in a most wretchedly distressed state as the government is now aware…’ (f256).

Fairsinge261ff

TeangaEnglish

ÁbharRailways, Famines

NótaíAvailable 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.

Tagairt DhigiteachDigitised in 2012 and available online at Access URL Here

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