| Description | Includes details of name of patient, age on discharge, poor law union to which chargeable and date of discharge as follows:
1) Thomas Jackson, 27, York, 27 Feb 1885
2) Richard G Gales, 70, H M S [Government]16 Mar 1885
3) John Beautyman, 47 Hull Prison, 15 Apr 1885
4) William Gray, 64, Beverley, 29 Jun 1885
5) George Sharp, 48, Driffield, 29 Jun 1885
6) Thomas Kaye, 64, private, 4 Jul 1885
7) Thomas Noble, 24, private, 7 Jul 1885
8) P A Ward, 41, Private, 18 Jul 1885
9) W H Henderson, 45, Driffield, 17 Aug 1885
10) Thomas Cooke, 42, Howden, 17 Aug 1885
11) Pearson M Ward, 31, private, 17 Aug 1885
12) Harry Roberts, 17, private, 7 Sep 1885
13) J W Hall, 30, Beverley, 14 Sep 1885
14) J T Williamson, 44, Pocklington, 19 Oct 1885
15) George Bielby, 49, York, 16 Nov 1885
16) John Lees, 61, Private, 21 Nov 1885
17) Richard G Gale, 71, private, 28 Feb 1885
18 John Richardson, 41, private, 28 Feb 1885
19) Stavely Noble, 24, Driffield, 31 Dec 1885
20) James McLintock, 53, private, 9 Feb 1886
21) Richard West, 66, Pocklington, 15 Feb 1886
22) William Burrell, 44, Sunderland, 19 Feb 1886
23) Charles White, 30, York, 19 Apr 1886
24) E Henry Montgomery, 41, Private, 10 May 1886
25) Joseph Boyes, 28, Bridlington, 17 May 1886
26) Robert Tomlinson, 48, Beverley, 30 Jun 1886
27) William E Pick, 34, private, 23 Aug 1886
28) Abraham Scott, 37, Nottingham, 24 Aug 1886
29) Adam Smith Court, 36, private, 27 Sep 1886
30) Joseph Coates, 37, Sculcoates, 22 Nov 1886
31) Robert James, 47, Pocklington, 22 Nov 1886
32) Arthur Clark, 5 Sculcoates, 22 Nov 1886
33) Joseph Woods, 28, Beverley, 28 Nov 1886
Other sections include: condition (whether married, single, or widow), religion, duration of attack (of mental disorder), supposed cause, whether first attack, health or bodily condition on admission, residence in asylum, whether recovered. |