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HEALTH
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Mental Health
:
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| 1946 |
WAAF: Women Medical Officers; mental disorders, medical administration report
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AIR 49/396
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NURSING AND MIDWIFERY
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TYPES OF NURSE
:
Mental Institution
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| 1955-1961 |
Wales: hospital survey of nurses in mental health service
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BD 18/1688
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MATERNITY AND CHILD WELFARE
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General
:
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| 1994 |
Guardianship under the Mental Health Act (1983)
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BN 35/771994
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HEALTH
-
Mental Health
:
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| 1883 |
As to payment of seaman's Savings Bank deposits standing in wife's name towards cost of her maintenance in an asylum
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BT 15/21/F1862/83
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| 1932 |
Gibraltar: Mr Golding appointed receiver upon instructions of judge in lunacy to deal with affairs of Lady Allchin
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CO 91/494/3
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| 1935 |
Mentally defective females in Bechuanaland
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DO 35/485/11
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| 1928-1932 |
Research on physiological changes in mental patients and especially on nervous disorders and the female sex cycle by Mrs F C Golia, S Antonovitch and Mrs M A B Brazier, London: reports and correspondence
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FD 1/1415
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| 1941-1942 |
Proposed research on the ability to withstand stress by both genders; ATS and AA personnel
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FD 1/6446
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FINANCE AND PROPERTY
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General
:
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| 1965 |
Mrs F M Phillips: correspondence concerning receipt of bequest for research into mental health
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FD 9/1845
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| 1968 |
Miss M Holliday: correspondence receipt of bequest for research into mental health
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FD 9/1855
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HEALTH
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Mental Health
:
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| 1907 |
Chief Clerk's Department: Mrs G Walker, inmate of Gloucester Lunatic Asylum
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FO 366/1142/17845
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| 1830-1949 |
Egypt: Cairo Consular Court Records: individuals in cases named: see list
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FO 841
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| 1928 |
Egypt: Port Said: lunacy/divorce/civil cases
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FO 846/80
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| 1910 |
Sterilisation of the mentally degenerate
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HO 144/1098/197900
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| 1883-1891 |
Criminal lunatic Lucille Dudley, conditionally discharged. Later arrested in USA and acquitted as insane. Discharged on condition she was received in English asylum. Discharged from Broadmoor on application of Salvation Army. (later particulars HO 144/567/A62310)
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HO 144/124/A32014
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| 1898-1899 |
Continuation of allowance to wife made before becoming a criminal lunatic
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HO 144/273/A60054
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| 1897 |
Disposal of property of a lunatic (Mrs E Hopper) in Russia
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HO 144/413/B24918
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| 1898 |
Lunacy: Mary Walsh: repatriation from Belgium to Ireland
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HO 144/423/B26332
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| 1890 |
Mary Allison: transfer to a County Asylum (North London Sessions). Proposed inclusion in future amendment to Criminal Lunatic Act
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HO 144/478/X28924
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| 1896 |
Committal of a Civil Case lunatic to an asylum (Mrs Maria Annie Davies). High Court Justice, Queen's Bench
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HO 144/498/X44695
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| 1886-1903 |
Emma Mary Buckingham: murder charge: insane on arraignment
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HO 144/529/A44266
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| 1896-1903 |
Case of Lucille Dudley continued from A32014: payment to Salvation Army, who later asked to be relieved of responsibility
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HO 144/567/A62310
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| 1902-1903 |
Female patient admitted to Broadmoor with 5 month old baby: conditionally discharged after 4 months
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HO 144/579/A63301
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| 1903 |
Mrs Pyne Hamilton: criminal lunatic: returned to private asylum direct from prison before trial
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HO 144/710/108763
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| 1903-1907 |
Conditional discharge of criminal lunatics whose mental health may be affected by further pregnancies
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HO 144/728/112652
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| 1903-1907 |
Conditional discharge of criminal lunatics whose mental health may be affected by further pregnancies
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HO 144/728/112652
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| 1904-1908 |
Florence Hood: King's Pleasure lunatic
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HO 144/746/115963
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| 1881 |
Licence granted to women on medical grounds as weak-minded for removal to workhouse
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HO 144/78/A4145
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| 1907 |
Elizabeth Anne Breeze: murder: insane on arraignment
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HO 144/860/154533
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| 1882-1883 |
Criminal lunatic discharged after giving birth to child
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HO 144/94/A13424
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| 1893-1899 |
Emily Harriet Wilson: murder, guilty but insane. Conditional discharge
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HO 144/X42157
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| 1941-1949 |
Annie (Tauba) Rubel: stateless person interned under the Prerogative; committed suicide during internment; disposal of property
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HO 214/28
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| 1933-1934 |
Eileen Clancy (convicted for begging): not responsible for her actions at the time of the offence and later certified insane: free pardon granted
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HO 45/15890/667344
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| 1848 |
Male servant carries off and marries rich female lunatic from house of Mr J Seed of Burgh Hall, Chorley, Lancashire
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HO 45/2221
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| 1848 |
Irish lady named Larking in French asylum at Calvados
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HO 45/2384
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| 1851-1857 |
British woman married to a French man became insane: when French government applied for her reception into England, it was suggested that she be treated as French
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HO 45/3964
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| 1858 |
British lunatic in Belgian asylum: application for maintenance (past and future); she was brought to England instead
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HO 45/6618
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| 1864-1865 |
Roman Catholic nun illegally removed while insane to Belgium by other nuns, who acted in good faith: no proceedings (L.O.O.99)
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HO 45/7655
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| 1870 |
Removal of child's remains in case of scarlet fever: licence granted for sanity of mother
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HO 45/8332
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| 1879-1880 |
Not advisable to form a separate class of female weak-minded prisoners
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HO 45/9588/89824
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| 1904-1933 |
Supreme Court of Judicature: Management and Administrative Department: Orders of Masters of Lunacy: includes women: see list
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J 79/1-615
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DIVORCE
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General
:
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| 1958-1962 |
Mental Health Bill: amendment to Matrimonial Causes Rules
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J 86/439
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HEALTH
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Mental Health
:
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| 1958-1962 |
Mental Health Bill: amendment to Matrimonial Causes Rules
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J 86/439
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| 1958-1962 |
Mental Health Bill: amendment to Matrimonial Causes Rules
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J 86/439
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| 1939-1940 |
Principal Probate Registry: lunacy cases: new forms of order for alimony and maintenance
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J 86/87
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NURSING AND MIDWIFERY
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TYPES OF NURSE
:
Mental Institution
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| 1954-1955 |
Public relations: publicity of nursing recruitment survey into recruitment for mental health nursing
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LAB 12/825
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HEALTH
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Mental Health
:
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| 1950 |
Re Florence Green, a mental defective. Case at Birmingham Assizes in which A Tomkinson pleas guilty to an offence against Green. Proposed examination of Green
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LCO 2/3655
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| 1948 |
Maintenance Orders in Lunacy Divorce Cases
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LCO 2/3675
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| 1955 |
Marriage of mental defectives: proposed amendment of the Mental Deficiency Act 1913
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LCO 2/5707
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| 1869 |
Reports relating to Mrs Hoffman, a lunatic, in possession of a gun
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MEPO 2/160B
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| 1936 |
Inclusion of abscondees from Mental Homes in the list of missing girls and women under 26 years of age
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MEPO 2/5097
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| 1924 |
Attempted murder of her two children and attempted suicide by Lilian Maud Chamberlain as Aster Place SE on 11 January 1924
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MEPO 3/1601
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| 1924 |
Murder of her children Catherine aged 7 and Margaret aged 2½ and suicide by Margaret Ann Davey on 23 February 1924
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MEPO 3/1602
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| 1941-1942 |
Murder of Margarete Salomon Brann by Irene Louise Valeska Coffee at Castellain Rd, W9 between 11 and 18 Oct 1941 (suicide pact)
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MEPO 3/2196
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| 1941-1942 |
Murder of Arthur Davy Jennings and suicide by Jeannie Marti at Eton Rd, Hampstead on 17 Dec 1941
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MEPO 3/2204
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| 1942 |
Murder of Patricia Ann Ayres (aged 4) and attempted suicide by Louisa Elizabeth Ayres (mother) by drowning in the River Lea, Enfield on 18 Feb 1942
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MEPO 3/2209
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| 1920 |
Murder of Maud Alice Amelia Jeffrey by Maud Elizabeth Jeffrey (mother) and her attempted suicide on 24 Aug 1920
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MEPO 3/282
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| 1949 |
Murder of Peter John Read at Hanworth, Middlesex on 13 July by his mother who committed suicide
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MEPO 3/3136
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| 1949 |
Murder of Marie Mary Murray (16 years) at Sidcup, Kent on 12 August by her mother Gladys Matilda Murray, who committed suicide
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MEPO 3/3138
|
| 1927-1928 |
Francis Revy alias Lynch alias Hynes who posed as the 'Rev Francis Revy' to obtain financial benefit from one Matilda Elizabeth Penney, a lunatic
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MEPO 3/437
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| 1934-1935 |
Attempted suicide of Wilhelm and Marie Barthel, afterwards certified: Official Solicitor appointed Receiver
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MEPO 3/722
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| 1933-1938 |
Suspected attempted suicide, alleged to be attempted murder: Mrs Gertrude Brown
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MEPO 3/723
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| 1938 |
Father's complaint of Press leakage about daughter's suicide: Coroner's observations
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MEPO 3/743
|
| 1933 |
Alice Kimberlin: murder of her daughter Patricia, and attempted suicide
|
MEPO 3/819
|
| 1936 |
Hilda Queree: murder of David Edward Queree, aged 4 months, and attempted suicide (capital sentence commuted to penal servitude for life)
|
MEPO 3/827
|
| 1935-1938 |
Suicide of Matilde Wurm and Dr Dora Fabian, political refugees from Germany, at Great Ormond Street
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MEPO 3/871
|
| 1935-1939 |
Admission to mental hospitals of women suffering from psychosis associated with pregnancy or child bearing
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MH 137/390
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| 1925-1935+ |
see references to sterilisation in mental homes under Abortion
|
MH 51
|
| 1932-1933 |
Sterilisation: Circular 779, from the Committee, sent to local authorities, and correspondence relating to mental defectives known to have had children
|
MH 51/209
|
| 1933 |
Sterilisation: returns to circular 779 submitted by the Kent County Council, relating to mental defectives known to have had children
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MH 51/211
|
| 1846 |
Lunacy Commissioners: report on the case of Margaret Walsh, a pauper in the Workhouse of St George the Martyr, Southwark, Surrey
|
MH 51/28
|
| 1932-1936 |
Lunacy Commissioners: illegal detention of Miss A M Woolmington at Oak Lodge, Woodsland Road, Hassocks, Sussex, and others at various addresses
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MH 51/339
|
| 1956-1957 |
Lunacy Commissioners: Assistant nurse A E Hultum: misconduct with female patient
|
MH 51/344
|
| 1847 |
Lunacy Commissioners: special report on Martha Elizabeth Rhodes, a patient in York House, Battersea, London. No 43
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MH 51/36
|
| 1937-1959 |
Lunacy Commissioners: protection of defectives from acts of sexual immorality; procuration
|
MH 51/412-413
|
| 1938-1958 |
Arrangements for after-care of baby of mental defective admitted to Institutions in a state of pregnancy
|
MH 51/438
|
| 1942-1953 |
Marriage of defectives: revision of Board's policy and procedure
|
MH 51/439
|
| 1942-1960 |
Mental defectives: question of males being employed in the custody of female patients
|
MH 51/495
|
| 1860-1963 |
Report relating to the property of Sophia Pauline Jacobs, lunatic patient in licensed house, Wyke House, Isleworth, Middlesex. No 7588
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MH 51/50
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| 1949-1954 |
Mental defectives: liability to contribute towards maintenance of illegitimate child
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MH 51/500
|
| 1952-1958 |
Mental defectives: arrangements for care of illegitimate children born to certified defectives
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MH 51/501
|
| 1951 |
Mental defectives: improper certification of difficult women and girls
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MH 51/503
|
| 1863-1878 |
Lunacy Commissioners: report relating to the case of Louisa Fischer, and her subsequent discharge. No 2997
|
MH 51/52
|
| 1863-1865 |
Report relating to the property of Mary Weston Slade, a pauper lunatic in the Dorset County Asylum. No 7539
|
MH 51/54
|
| 1934-1939 |
Sterilisation: Committee for research into mental disorder
|
MH 51/548
|
| 1934 |
Sterilisation: investigation into causes of mental disorder
|
MH 51/552
|
| 1935-1954 |
Sterilisation: questions of legality if patients resident in mental hospitals are sterilised
|
MH 51/561
|
| 1863 |
Enquiry into justification for detaining a criminal patient, Helen Englefield, in Northumberland Asylum. No 7722
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MH 51/57
|
| 1863-1964 |
Report relating to the case of Mary Ann Ford and the practice of committing insane persons and idiots to gaols. No 7679
|
MH 51/58
|
| 1865-1889 |
Lunacy Commissioners: correspondence and papers relating to the case of Mary Catherine Whittington, a private patient. No.1026/2963
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MH 51/62
|
| 1877-1880 |
Lunacy Commissioners: correspondence and papers relating to the case of Anne Catherine Savory, a private patient. No 2978
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MH 51/67
|
| 1931 |
Sterilisation of mental defectives: proposed Bill to legalise sterilisation
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MH 51/711
|
| 1929-1932 |
Prevention of mental deficiency and sterilisation of mental defectives
|
MH 51/712
|
| 1930-1953 |
Wages of mental defectives placed in domestic service on Licence from certified institutions
|
MH 51/715
|
| 1902-1903 |
Proposed prosecution of Mary Canning of Hove, Sussex for illegal charge of Julia Phillips. No27333
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MH 51/73
|
| 1918 |
London Lock Hospital: certification for five female patients
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MH 51/732
|
| 1908-1909 |
Alleged illegal charge of Lilian de Lacey White and other patients at Alltofts, Normanton, Yorks. No 3011B6
|
MH 51/74
|
| 1909 |
Lunacy Commissioners: correspondence relating to Isobella Docker and her sister Kate Crossley, deceased, and dismissal of a reception order for Isobella Docker. No 30113
|
MH 51/76
|
| 1909 |
Lunacy Commissioners: dismissal of a reception order, presented by Dr C Frazer for Ada Jane Foster. No 30099
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MH 51/77
|
| 1866-1884 |
Lunacy Commissioners: carnal knowledge of a female patient
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MH 51/780
|
| 1890 |
Blackburn Workhouse: alleged improper conduct of workmen employed therein with female lunatic inmates
|
MH 51/788
|
|
NURSING AND MIDWIFERY
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TYPES OF NURSE
:
Mental Institution
|
| 1954-1956 |
Recruitment to Mental Nursing: Mental Health Exhibition, 1955
|
MH 55/2193
|
|
HEALTH
-
Mental Health
:
|
| 1958 |
Hospital admissions and discharges of women with diagnosis of puerperal psychosis: statistics
|
MH 55/2328
|
| 1921 |
Mental illness: voluntary boarder: Annie Morris
|
MH 85/104
|
| 1922 |
Mental illness: voluntary boarder: Helen A Barnes
|
MH 85/105
|
| 1922 |
Mental illness: voluntary boarder: Constance Cooke
|
MH 85/106
|
| 1849-1960 |
Lunacy Commissioners and Board of Control Representative Case Papers of Patients: Private and Single Care Patients: individual case files, many named women: see list
|
MH 85/1-173
|
| 1932-1933 |
Sterilisation of the mentally unfit: memorandum presented to the Board of Control Committee
|
PCOM 9/123
|
| 1952-1955 |
Edith Horsley: at Nottingham on 26 June 1952 convicted of murder; sentenced to death (commuted); transferred to institution under Mental Deficiency Act 1913 on 4 July 1955
|
PCOM 9/2072
|
| 1917 |
War Pensions: question of granting pension at 'motherless' child rate to chuildren whose mother is an inmate of lunatic asylum
|
PIN 15/225
|
| 1917-1922 |
War Pensions: treatment of lunacy: officers, warrant officers and nurses: classification as service patients
|
PIN 15/900
|
| 1917-1921 |
War Pensions: treatment of lunacy: officers and nurses: maintenance fees payable to institutions
|
PIN 15/901-902
|
| 1935-1945 |
Widow mentally incapable
|
PMG 74/196
|
| 1815 |
Hatton Papers. W Kennick transmits a petition on behalf of Mary Smith claiming insanity ff 181-182
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1815 |
Hatton Papers. Rothes to William Kennick: states that Mary Smith's real name is Chapman and recommends that transportation be changed to imprisonment ff 183-186
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1816 |
Hatton Papers: Joseph Corbett gives information concerning Mary Austin and Isaac Taylor, both convicted as insane ff 272-273
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1816 |
Hatton Papers: Corbett acknowledges that Taylor and Austin have been moved to the New Bethlehem Hospital ff 274-275
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1911 |
Office of Masters of Lunacy. Estates of W H Barnard and Miss A M Carpenter: refund of lunacy percentage and adjustment of accounts (4044/11)
|
T 1/11283/6727/11
|
| 1911 |
Teachers' Pension Office, Ireland. Miss M Dinigan, teacher discharged from Mullinger District Asylum: payment of certain medical costs out of the pension
|
T 1/11344/20987/11
|
| 1914 |
Paymaster General's Office. Mrs E Lidbury, formerly teacher, now an inmate of Cheadle Royal Asylum: disablement allowance (16165/14)
|
T 1/11657/16291/14
|
| 1918 |
Post Office. Misses K & S Reilly, women clerks, Comptroller & Accountant General's Office, Dublin: resignations while mentally deranged; pensions (3888/17; 4239/16)
|
T 1/12144/10767/18
|
| 1919 |
Official Solicitor's Department, Supreme Court. Estate of Miss M Moore, decd, a lunatic in private care (4002/19)
|
T 1/12310/16116/19
|
| 1920 |
Ministry of Health. Grant of legal assistance to the Board of Control, summonsed for a writ of habeas corpus in the case of Miss E Coulstock, detained in a home for mental defectives under the Mental Deficiency Act 1913
|
T 1/12593/23434/20
|
| 1920 |
Lord Chancellor's Office. Payment of a gratuity under s. 3 of the Superannuation Act 1914 to the widow of a second class attendant, Royal Courts of Justice, now confined in a lunatic asylum
|
T 1/12625/26433/20
|
| 1879 |
Pension awarded to Alelia Flick (insane): paid to her attorney for her benefit
|
T 1/16455
|
| 1920-1922 |
Maintenance of Marie Edvige de Popowitch, an alien lunatic
|
T 161/16/S5684
|
| 1927-1947 |
Heading: Pensions: Dependents. 25 files: see list
|
T 162
|
| 1932 |
Eysh, A A G, Mrs: method of payment when Civil List pensioner in unable to attend to financial details through mental infirmity
|
T 164/122/12
|
| 1933 |
Arnott, Miss N M G, Admiralty payment from pension of sum to third party when pensioner enters Asylum
|
T 164/131/8
|
| 1909-1936 |
Oxley, A M: value of free maintenance of wife by asylum authorities is part of means
|
T 164/157/7
|
| 1938 |
Booth, Miss S A, cancellation of down-grading and dismissal as she was found to be suffering from mental disease; retirement on ill health grounds
|
T 164/171/17
|
| 1938-1939 |
Prior, S C award Post Office Savings Bank pension: receiver to obtain authority to act on behalf of beneficiary (wife), inmate of mental hospital
|
T 164/179/8
|
| 1939 |
Gillham, Mrs J (née Bayley) mental ill health retirement
|
T 164/181/23
|
| 1941 |
Lady Howard, Civil List pensioner certified as of unsound mind: arrangements for payment of pension under Declaration of Trust to sister, not made effective due to death of pensioner
|
T 164/195/12
|
| 1922 |
Pink, Mrs M and Spink, Miss A, pensioned teachers, inmates of lunatic asylums; any sums paid by relatives for their maintenance need not be considered for purposes of pension increase
|
T 164/20/13
|
| 1923-1924 |
Dodge, Miss E A, inmate of Hellingly Asylum: further payment of disablement allowance suspended until prescribed deduction has been recovered
|
T 164/36/29
|
| 1923-1924 |
Adams, R, widow in a mental hospital: gratuity award to be paid to her brother-in-law on his undertaking to apply money for her benefit
|
T 164/37/1
|
| 1923-1924 |
Haskew, Mrs N E, uncertified teacher: mental ill health retirement; allowance mey be granted owing to permanent incapacity
|
T 164/41/29
|
| 1924 |
Newell, Miss S T, retired school teacher whose pension had not been drawn for some years when she died in a mental hospital: authority given for undrawn pension at date of her death to be given to legal personal representative
|
T 164/48/1
|
| 1925-1926 |
Rowland, Miss W: mental ill-health retirement; gratuity awarded
|
T 164/57/11
|
| 1926-1928 |
Forester, Miss M, sub-postmistress: mental ill health retirement; pension awarded on scale payment basis of emoluments
|
T 164/67/1
|
| 1927 |
Polgreen, Miss G A, school teacher: mental ill health retirement; short service gratuity awarded owing to broken service
|
T 164/71/32
|
| 1927-1928 |
Abrey, Miss A N: mental ill health retirement confirmed by Treasury medical referees; examination on appeal: pension awarded
|
T 164/74/15
|
| 1929 |
Compensation to widow of ship's stoker (who died of heatstroke due to working conditions) to be paid to trustees for her support at Milton Mental Hospital
|
T 164/82/16
|
| 1929 |
Shoebridge, Miss B: mental ill health retirement; preceding prolonged absence on special leave without pay for domestic reasons; not reckoned for pensions award
|
T 164/83/5
|
| 1907-1912 |
Separation allowance: question of issue on behalf of children of soldiers separated from wives or whose wives are confined to lunatic asylums
|
WO 32/4857
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