| Description | includes details of name of patient, age on discharge, poor law union to which chargeable, occupation, and date of discharge as follows:
1) George Wardell, 36, Beverley, labourer, 31 Dec 1893
2) Frank Hammett, 21, Beverley, labourer, 29 Jan 1894
3) Joseph Midgley, 62, Malton, shoemaker, 12 Feb 1894
4) John Marshall, 62, Morpeth, cooper, 14 Feb 1894
5) John Octon, 64, Morpeth, labourer, 14 Feb 1894
6) Thomas Cares, 66, Morpeth, billposter, 14 Feb 1894
7) James Swinehoe, 71, Morpeth, labourer, 14 Feb 1894
8) Thomas Trotter, 57, Morpeth, shoemaker, 14 Feb 1894
9) Thomas Gibson, 32, Morpeth, grocer, 14 Feb 1894
10) John Grey, 50, Morpeth, draper, 14 Feb 1894
11) G H McDonald, 58, Morpeth, none, 14 Feb 1894
12) William Thompson, 34, Morpeth, labourer, 14 Feb 1894
13) James Marshall, 35, Morpeth, blacksmith, 14 Feb 1894
14) Patrick Dunleavy, 74, Morpeth, labourer, 16 Feb 1894
15) Byrom Thompson, 23, Morpeth, scene-painter, 16 Feb 1894
16) Henry Train, 48, Morpeth, enginefitter, 16 Feb 1894
17) Patrick Coyne, 30, Morpeth, dock labourer, 16 Feb 1894
18) Henry Rust, 51, Morpeth, seaman, 16 Feb 1894
19) George Rogers, 59, Morpeth, joiner, 16 Feb 1894
20) Peter Shotton, 84, Morpeth, pedlar, 16 Feb 1894
21) John Dodd, 29, Morpeth, labourer, 16 Feb 1894
22) William Hudsperth, 28, Morpeth, none, 16 Feb 1894
23) James Pringle, 42, Morpeth, collier, 16 Feb 1894
24) James Smith, 46, Beverley, farmer, 19 Feb 1894
25) Joseph Jebb, 22, Beverley, compositor, 28 Feb 1894
26) Mark Boswell, 20, Howden, agricultural labourer, 6 Mar 1894
27) Henry Malby, 30, Beverley, vagrant, 14 Mar 1894
28) John Smith, 26, Beverley, farm labourer, 30 Mar 1894
29) John Saffill, 78, Malton, agriculcural labourer, 2 Apr 1894
30) George Wilkinson, 17, Sculcoates, none, 4 Apr 1894
31) Ahaziah Leppington, 51, Bridlington, none, 7 Apr 1894
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. |