Clifden Poor Law Union archive collection, Descriptive List, GPL3.pdf
Clifden Poor Law Union archive collection, Descriptive List, GPL3.pdf Clifden Poor Law Union archive collection, Descriptive List, GPL3.pdf
GPL3/ Clifden Poor Law Union erection of the Pier at Cleggan so as to give employment to the people and prevent a great number of them becoming a burthen (burden) on the ratepayers‟ (f166) 110 . - Letter from Mary Flaherty, Roundstone, a „poor blind woman‟ seeking outdoor relief (17 June 1884), f176). - „Resolved: That any persons getting outdoor relief in this Union their names be drawn out in lists and said lists to be posted in the most conspicuous place in the town of Clifden, on the Chapel gate, at Ballyconneely on the Chapel, at Claddaghduff, Renvyle, Roundstone, Carna and all other chapels in the Union, and that each Relieving Officer be ordered draw out these lists and have them posted in the proper places in their District when the ratepayers will have a chance of seeing for themselves in what manner this money is expended and that the amount each person receives be placed after his or her name‟ (f186). - Report from His Grace, the Archbishop of Tuam, following a visit to the workhouse (f216). - „Master reports that on Monday night the 4 th inst. at about 11.40 pm an alarm of Fire was raised in the house and on my getting up discovered that the Temporary buildings in which was stored a quantity of turf were on fire…. ….by the exertions of the constabulary and people the fire was kept from spreading to the main building and other portions of the Establishment‟ (f224). - LGB letter relating to a letter it received from Joseph Mangan (Relieving Officer) regarding the administration of outdoor relief in the district, the Board advised „...the death, of alleged starvation, of William Fleming, on enquiries it is ascertained that he died of old age and debility and not of want (having lived with his son, who is well to do and who supplied him with all he required) any persons discharged by the Board were considered not fit objects for indoor relief and were left in the hands of the Relieving Officer‟ (f245). 59. 10 September 1884 – 1 April 1885 Includes: - „Resolved. That we are of opinion that owing to the present state of the Union and the absence of any distress we are of opinion that Relieving Officers Lydon 111 and Joyce should be reduced. Lydon from £40 to £30 and Joyce from £25 to £20 per annum and we hope that LGB will give this matter their best attention‟ (p9, see also p28). - „Resolved: That we strongly recommend for the consideration of the Board of Public Works that Mr Martin R Hart be appointed pay clerk over the piers now proposed to be erected in this District..‟ (p49). 110 The National Archives, Office of Public works (OPW) collection contains a file on Cleggan Pier (OPW8/83) dating from 1822- 1884. It includes Reports of Alexander Nimmo (including Roundstone Pier) and F. O'Donnell, plans and specifications, acceptance of tender to carry out improvements, draft bond and contract, engineer's reports on the works, memorials (1847), specification (1884), and petition. (http://www.nationalarchives.ie/search-the-archives/, Apr 2012) 111 Lydon died in September 1911 (13 Sept 1911, GPL3/98, p106). He had resigned a short time before his death. Cartlann Chomhairle Contae na Gaillimhe „…cuimhne dhoiciméadach Chontae na Gaillimhe a shealbhú, a chaomhnú agus a dhéanamh inrochtana’ Galway County Council - Archives „…to acquire, preserve and make accessible the documentary memory of county Galway’ 29.
GPL3/ Clifden Poor Law Union - „Very Rev. P. Lynskey, R.C. Chaplain, reports “Visited hospital, l have to express my regret that I found a disreputable woman in the male ward. I desire to call the attention of the Board of Guardians to this ugly fact”. The Master explained that the woman referred to was employed as an assistant in the Hospital, that she is the mother of one illegitimate child and an inmate of the workhouse for the past two years. Ordered: The Board consider it highly objectionable to have the woman referred to in the Chaplain‟s report found in the male ward. The Board order the discontinuance of the employment of such woman in connection with the male ward and as far as is practicable that male attendants should be employed‟ (p127). 60. 8 April 1885 – 14 October 1885 Includes: - „Resolved. That we the Guardians of the Clifden Union have heard that Mrs Caroline Blake, guardian to the Blake minors has carried on some evictions on the Renvyle Estate without giving the Relieving Officer notice of said evictions 112 , that we the Board express our disapproval of such proceedings and that we require an explanation on this day week from Mrs Blake as to such proceedings, otherwise we shall order our Solicitor to include proceedings against her in this matter and that Mrs Blake be sent a copy of this Resolution‟ (p51, see also p68 & p149). - Transcript of letter from John P Nolan, M.P., regarding his election as Chairman of the Board, and advising that „I greatly regret that the fact of my residence being in another part of the county will preclude me from attending the Board as often as I would desire, but I feel that the Board is quite safe in the hands of the able Vice Chairman & Deputy Vice Chairman whom the Board have selected. I need hardly say that any service which it may be possible in the House of Commons to render the Union I shall be most happy to discharge as it will be now doubly my duty to do anything in my power for the Clifden Union‟ (p52, see also p90). - „Resolved: That this Board is of opinion that it is desirable in the public interest and on economical grounds that the Oughterard Union continues to exist as a separate and distinct Union‟ (p189, see also p408, & GPL3/61, p368). - „Ordered that the chargeability of Michael Lydon an inmate be changed from Union at large to Renvyle Electoral Division‟ (p350). - „Ordered that Michael Lydon be discharged from the House he being offered one pound per quarter wages‟ (p350). - LG Inspector „….reports the financial condition of the Union as most unsatisfactory and requesting the Guardians to take immediate action to relieve the Union from its embarrassed financial condition‟ (p508). 112 Eviction of John Joyce & J. Malley (GPL3/60, p149) Cartlann Chomhairle Contae na Gaillimhe „…cuimhne dhoiciméadach Chontae na Gaillimhe a shealbhú, a chaomhnú agus a dhéanamh inrochtana’ Galway County Council - Archives „…to acquire, preserve and make accessible the documentary memory of county Galway’ 30.
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GPL3/ <strong>Clifden</strong> <strong>Poor</strong> <strong>Law</strong> <strong>Union</strong><br />
- „Very Rev. P. Lynskey, R.C. Chaplain, reports “Visited hospital, l have to express my regret<br />
that I found a disreputable woman in the male ward. I desire to call the attention of the<br />
Board of Guardians to this ugly fact”.<br />
The Master explained that the woman referred to was employed as an assistant in the<br />
Hospital, that she is the mother of one illegitimate child and an inmate of the workhouse for<br />
the past two years.<br />
Ordered: The Board consider it highly objectionable to have the woman referred to in the<br />
Chaplain‟s report found in the male ward. The Board order the discontinuance of the<br />
employment of such woman in connection with the male ward and as far as is practicable<br />
that male attendants should be employed‟ (p127).<br />
60. 8 April 1885 – 14 October 1885 Includes:<br />
- „Resolved. That we the Guardians of the <strong>Clifden</strong> <strong>Union</strong> have heard that Mrs Caroline Blake,<br />
guardian to the Blake minors has carried on some evictions on the Renvyle Estate without<br />
giving the Relieving Officer notice of said evictions 112 , that we the Board express our<br />
disapproval of such proceedings and that we require an explanation on this day week from<br />
Mrs Blake as to such proceedings, otherwise we shall order our Solicitor to include<br />
proceedings against her in this matter and that Mrs Blake be sent a copy of this Resolution‟<br />
(p51, see also p68 & p149).<br />
- Transcript of letter from John P Nolan, M.P., regarding his election as Chairman of the<br />
Board, and advising that „I greatly regret that the fact of my residence being in another part<br />
of the county will preclude me from attending the Board as often as I would desire, but I feel<br />
that the Board is quite safe in the hands of the able Vice Chairman & Deputy Vice Chairman<br />
whom the Board have selected. I need hardly say that any service which it may be possible<br />
in the House of Commons to render the <strong>Union</strong> I shall be most happy to discharge as it will<br />
be now doubly my duty to do anything in my power for the <strong>Clifden</strong> <strong>Union</strong>‟ (p52, see also<br />
p90).<br />
- „Resolved: That this Board is of opinion that it is desirable in the public interest and on<br />
economical grounds that the Oughterard <strong>Union</strong> continues to exist as a separate and distinct<br />
<strong>Union</strong>‟ (p189, see also p408, & GPL3/61, p368).<br />
- „Ordered that the chargeability of Michael Lydon an inmate be changed from <strong>Union</strong> at large<br />
to Renvyle Electoral Division‟ (p350).<br />
- „Ordered that Michael Lydon be discharged from the House he being offered one pound per<br />
quarter wages‟ (p350).<br />
- LG Inspector „….reports the financial condition of the <strong>Union</strong> as most unsatisfactory and<br />
requesting the Guardians to take immediate action to relieve the <strong>Union</strong> from its<br />
embarrassed financial condition‟ (p508).<br />
112 Eviction of John Joyce & J. Malley (GPL3/60, p149)<br />
Cartlann Chomhairle Contae na Gaillimhe „…cuimhne dhoiciméadach Chontae na Gaillimhe a shealbhú, a chaomhnú agus a dhéanamh inrochtana’<br />
Galway County Council - Archives „…to acquire, preserve and make accessible the documentary memory of county Galway’<br />
30.