SCHOOLS AND INSTITUTIONS

Certified by the Poor Law Board, under the 25 and 26 Vict., cap. 43.

INDUSTRIAL AND TRAINING INSTITUTIONS.

Shefford
Cambridge

Bodmin ....

....

Lanhydrock

.....

Paignton
Kenton

.....

Walthamstow

Colchester
Dighton-st., Bristol

Stapleford...
Manchester

Saint Francis' Home for the reception of
Roman Catholic Boys

.Ladies Association in aid of Young Ser

vants

The Saint Guron's Home and Training
School for Orphan or Friendless Girls
Trebyon School for the Training of Or-
phan or Friendless Girls for Domestic
Service

Industrial and Orphan Home for Girls
School for the Education and Training of
Poor Girls

St. Mary's House for the Education of
Roman Catholic Girls [Magdalen-st.
Colchester Industrial School for Girls,
Roman Catholic Orphanage for the Edu-

cation and Training for Service of Orphan and Destitute Children [Girls School for the Industrial Training of Poor The Manchester Female Refuge and Servants' Home

Portobello-road, Not- Saint Elizabeth's Home for the Reception of Roman Catholic Female Children up to the age of 16

ting-hill

Wright's-lane, Ken-
sington
Stewart's-grove,Chel-

sea

22, New Ormond-st.,
Queen-square
17A, Marylebone-rd.,
N.W.

National Industrial Home for Crippled
Boys

Saint Anne's Home for Roman Catholic
Female Children

School for the Training of Girls

Cripples' Home, Female Refuge, and
Public Laundry

Northumberland Newcastle-upon-Tyne Wellesley Industrial School Ship for

South Devon and Cornwall Institution for the Blind

Devonport and Western Counties Institution for the Blind

Brunswick-rd., Lan- Catholic School for Blind Boys and Girls

caster Liverpool

Northumberland Newcastle-upon

Tyne

above 10 years of age

Roman Catholic School for the Blind

The Royal Victoria Asylum for the Blind

Devon...

....

Brighton
Edgbaston, near
Birmingham

York .........

....

The Midland Institution for the Blind
Institution for the Blind and Deaf and
Dumb

The Brighton Asylum for the Blind
The General Institution for the Blind

The Yorkshire School for the Blind

INSTITUTIONS FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB.

Exeter

..........

Gloucester...... Bristol

Middlesex.... Lower Clapton

....

Northumberland Newcastle-upon

Tyne

Bath

West of England Institution for the Deaf and Dumb

The Bristol and Western District Institution for the Deaf and Dumb

British Asylum for Deaf and DumbFemales Northern Counties Institution for the Deaf and Dumb

Institution for the Blind, Deaf and Dumb

Old Kent-road, S. E.. The Asylum for the Support & Education of Deaf & Dumb Children of the Poor

Edgbaston, near Bir- School for the Education and Instruction

mingham Doncaster......

Swansea

....

..........

of Deaf and Dumb Children The Yorkshire Institution for the Educa tion and Instruction of Deaf and Dumb Children

Cambrian Institution for the Deaf & Dumb

INSTITUTIONS FOR ORPHANS.

Bodmin....................

Lanhydrock........

The Saint Guron's Home and Training
School for Orphan or Friendless Girls
Trebyon School for the Training of Or-
phan or Friendless Girls for Domestic
Service

Industrial and Orphan Home for Girls
St. Helen's Orphanage for Roman Catho-
lic Boys under Seven Years of Age

Gloucestershire.. Dighton-st., Bristol Roman Catholic Orphanage for the Edu

cation and Training for Service of Orphan and Destitute Children

Livesey-street, Man- St. Bridget's Orphanage

West Derby Orphanage for Girls'
Saint Philip's Orphanage for Roman Ca-
tholic Boys from 6 to 10 years of age
Jews' Orphan Asylum, Tenter-gronnd,
Goodman's-fields.

Saint Mary's Orphanage for Roman Ca-
tholic Boys from 7 to 14 years of age
Training Home for Destitute Orphans

The Catholic Female Orphanage
Brockham Home and Industrial Training
School for Orphan Girls

The Holy Trinity Orphanage for the Re.
ception of Roman Catholic Girls under
the age of 16.

The Westmorland Orphan Home for the
Training of Domestic Servants

Bradford Industrial Home for Orphan and
Deserted Girls

The Saint Clare Roman Catholic Orphanage
for Girls

INSTITUTION FOR IDIOTS.

Saint Thomas, Exeter The Westerns Counties Idiot Asylum at

Star Cros

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METROPOLITAN ASYLUM DISTRICT BOARD.
OFFICES 37, NORFOLK STREET, STRAND, W.C.
Clerk-W. F. JEBB, Esq.

Treasurer-THE BANK OF ENGLAND.

Auditor-A. J. BAYLIS, 1, DEVONSHIRE SQUARE, N.E.

REGISTRAR-GENERAL OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES
OFFICE SOMERSET PLACE, SOMERSET HOUSE.
Registrar-General-GEORGE GRAHAM, Esq.
Secretary-E. EDWARDS.

Superintendents.

Dr. W. FARR, F.R.S., J. T. HAMMICK, W. H. W. TYTHERIDGE, W. CLODE, T. OAKES, and J. SHOVELLER, ESQRS.

POOR-LAW BOARD IN IRELAND.

OFFICE CUSTOM-HOUSE, Dublin.

:

Commissioners.

ALFRED POWER, Esq.;

The CHIEF SECRETARY to the LORD LIEUTENANT;
The UNDER SECRETARY to the LORD LIEUTENANT.
JOHN M'DONNELL, Esq. M.D. (Medical Commr.)

R. M. BELLEW, Esq.

Chief Clerk-BENJAMIN BANKS, Esq.

THE COMMISSIONERS IN LUNACY.

OFFICE: 19, WHITEHALL PLACE, S. W.

The Right Hon. the EARL of SHAFTESBURY;
FRANCIS BARLOW, Esq.;

LIEUT.-COLONEL H. M. CLIFFORD;

HONOURABLE DUDLEY F. FORTESCUE, M.P.;
B. W. PROCTER, Esq.

List of County and Borough Asylums, Metropolitan and Provincial Licensed Houses, and Hospitals, receiving Lunatics.

Mickleover, nr. Derby Hitchman, John (Dr.) John Langley

Bracebridge, near Lin- Palmer, E. (Dr.)

Bethnal House, Cambridge Road, N.E. John Millar (Dr.)

Silverton House, 26, Linden-grove.... Mrs. Fruin [Vickers