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Clifden Poor Law Union archive collection, Descriptive List, GPL3.pdf

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GPL3/ <strong>Clifden</strong> <strong>Poor</strong> <strong>Law</strong> <strong>Union</strong><br />

65. 25 January 1888 – 25 July 1888 Closed due to fragile condition. Includes:<br />

- Transcript of letter of complaint from Patrick Lynskey, P.P. to the Board regarding the<br />

Protestant Chaplain stating that „…as a consequence of his visit he succeeded in inducing her<br />

(Bridget Folan or Taylor) to hand over two of her children to a Proselytizing institution.<br />

In order to secure a full investigation into the criminal and cowardly conduct of your Protestant<br />

Chaplain who makes use of his position, as your official to deprive the poor committed to your<br />

charge of their faith their last consolation‟ (p14).<br />

66. 1 August 1888 – 20 February 1889 Includes:<br />

- „Resolved: We the <strong>Clifden</strong> BG representing the inhabitants of the Western district of Galway<br />

finding that the Irish Drainage Bills have been withdrawn for the present, most earnestly and<br />

respectfully call upon the Government to proceed with the second portion of the report of the<br />

Royal Commission on the construction of Irish Railways and Fishery Harbours so far at least<br />

as to allow for the immediate construction of the line of rail from Galway to <strong>Clifden</strong> so strongly<br />

recommended by their report…‟ (p29).<br />

- Details of rate struck for each electoral division within <strong>Union</strong> (pp48-49).<br />

- „In connection with the half yearly report of their Inspector Mr Arthur Bourke on the <strong>Union</strong> which<br />

was inspected on the 29 th ult., to the effect<br />

“That a sum of over £1,000 of old rate is still uncollected while the debt of the <strong>Union</strong> amt to<br />

£4,846 and having regard to the very unsatisfactory financial condition of the <strong>Union</strong> the Board<br />

think the Guardians should press their collectors to make a determined effort to close their<br />

accounts. That cleanliness is observed in the workhouse and that the officers with the<br />

exception of the collectors discharge their duties efficiently…”‟ (p89).<br />

- Details of various articles to be supplied by Joseph Gorham and cost of same, such as bread<br />

at 5d per 4lf loaf, port wine at 1/4½ per bottle, rice at 2½d per lb (p129).<br />

- „LGB Letter…acknowledging the receipt of a communication from the Clerk of the <strong>Union</strong><br />

enclosing a copy of a warrant of removal of James Prendergast from England to <strong>Clifden</strong><br />

Workhouse, and suggesting that the Guardians should ask for a copy of the Depositions taken<br />

in the case under the provisions of Sec. 3 of the Removal of the <strong>Poor</strong> Amendment Act 1861…‟<br />

(p249).<br />

- Transcript of letter from George E O‟Flaherty, The Lodge, Ballyconneely regarding a proposed<br />

extension to Ballyconneely graveyard (pp369-70).<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 />

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