Not indexed. Gives names of visiting chaplains.
16 Jan 1832 Elizabeth Woolard: mother of this patient wants to take her daughter out of the hospital. Recommender advised that patient is improving but needs to stay longer.
6 Feb 1832: Elizabeth Wright: Parish asked to send for her as patient is unlikely to receive any further benefit.
2 Apr 1832: James Gee from Leicestershire (broken leg in accident), his mother asked for money for washing and fresh linen (later 9 May paid for out of Samaritan Fund)
2 Apr 1832: Ann Green recommender informed that the patient left the hospital without leave after refusing to ‘sleep upstairs’
2 Apr 1832: William Todd originally an out-patient now needs to be in-patient
16 Apr 1832: Susan Bailey – in-patient now an out patient
16 Apr 1832: Mary Runham in-patient now an out patient
23 Apr 1832: Samuel Brain: 10/- from Samaritan Fund on discharge
30 Apr 1832: Elizabeth Fleet: discharged for refusing treatment
7 May 1832: William?Burk: request to parish for money for washing
7 May 1832: Pleasance Peachey: left hospital without leave.
14 May 1832: Susan Newman, Susan Matthews and Ann Bearley obliged to be outpatients instead of inpatients because of lack of room
9 Jul 1832: John Thomas given 15/- from Samaritan Fund
30 Jul 1832: Robert ?Nissen recommend as outpatient but advised needs to be admitted to the hospital.
13 Aug 1832: Benjamin Housden to be admitted at request of Lord Braybrooke
10 Sep 1832: Sarah Carnel request for £1 for washing expenses
3 Nov 1832: James Kimberlain form Yorkshire given 10/- from Samaritan Fund
12 Nov 1832: Sarah Neal request to parish to pay for washing
7 Jan 1833: Luke Ryley (Irish) 10/- from Samaritan Fund
25 Feb 1833: Esther Garner to be sent for as not likely to receive further benefit
25 Feb 1833: Susan Holloway to become an outpatient instead of inpatient
18 Mar 1833: Ann Thompson to be sent for
22 Apr 1833: ? Butcher delay in admission, recommender informed.
22 Apr 1833: First water bed in the hospital!! Earlier refs too, a surgeon recommended it
12 Aug 1833 John Dunlop 6s from Samaritan Fund to pay for washing
26 Aug 1833 Body of George Carpendale, St Botolph's Parish asked to remove body.
16 Sep 1833 Margaret Langman and Elizabeth Pearce left the hospital without leave.
Anthony Soulsby admitted as outpatient not in patient
4 Nov 1833 Mary Wisby Dr Thackeray informed cannot be admitted for ‘want of room’.
Mary Ann Gibson left hospital without permission
25 Nov 1833 Martha Lindsell not admitted for ‘want of room’.
2 Dec 1833 Sarah Slack overseers of Ramsey asked for £2 for washing
14 Apr 1834 Mary Ann Richardson not necessary to remain as in-patient
James Patman request for money for washing
2 Jun 1834 Mary Lee given 10s from the Samaritan Fund
9 Jun 1834 William ? Request for washing
16 Jun 1834 Jane Hurst and John Bevis need to be admitted as inpatients not out patients
Henry Jermyn self discharged against medical advice
23 Jun 1834 Radford Brown request for money for washing
4 Aug 1834 William Beales self discharge against advice
John Alsop permission sought from recommender to buy a ‘laced bandage’
18 Aug 1834 Ruth Newton 2 new nightgowns and chemises requested from Parish of Elmdon and also to supply 12s for washing
25 Aug 1834 James Hankin request for money for washing
20 Oct 1834 James Bell request of 10/- for washing
17 Nov 1834 Ann Carsborne to be outpatients not in patient as recommended.
8 Dec 1834 Mary Miller overseers of March requested to send ‘ a spring cart with plenty of straw’ for return.
Mary Smith now out patient
5 Jan 1835 Samuel Brewer recommender asked to pay for death and burial of the patient who died in hospital.
2 Feb 1835 George Wilding request for clothing on his discharge
9 Feb 1835 George Wilding given 2s from Samaritan Fund
13 Apr 1835 Philip Green request for money for washing
27 Apr 1835 Samuel Blowes request for money for washing
4 May 1835 Michael Greaves request for money for washing
1 Jun 1835 Sarah Cornell, parish asked to remove this patient ‘from the hospital immediately, she being incurable’.
Elizabeth Barham, parish asked to remove this patient ‘from the hospital immediately, she being incurable’
Robert Barron request for money for washing
Thomas Lackwood request for money for washing and change of linen
Alice Norman to continue as outpatient
8 Jun 1835 Sarah Jones to be outpatient as ‘a change of air may be of service to her’.
Elizabeth Barham request to parish to remove ‘she being incurable’.
20 Jul 1835 Charlotte Rose request for a few shillings to pay for her tea and sugar.
James Bailey self discharge
3 Aug 1835 Thomas Phillips 5/- from the Samaritan Fund
Mary Goddleton request for money for washing
10 Aug 1835 Michael Sword clothing from Samaritan Fund not to exceed 14/-
14 Sep 1835 Bernard Kleinborouski £1 from Samaritan Fund
James Ball request for money for washing
Richard Jones request for money for washing
21 Dec 1835 Rosanna Hicks cannot be admitted inpatient ‘for want of room’.
William Gee self discharge
William Smith in patient for 14 weeks being sent back to Thorne near Doncaster, needs convalescence on return.
8 Feb 1836 John Smith, recommended by the Mayor [of Cambridge?], could not be admitted as an in-patient as the men’s ward was full
29 Feb 1836 Robert Bloxam of Manea given £1 for washing [see also 30 May 1836]
John Darby of March given £1 for washing
4 Apr 1836 William Strickland of Upwell given 12/11
20 Jun 1836 John Mare of Fenstanton, recommender advised of this patient’s self discharge against medical advice
Alice Norton of Great St Mary’s, request to remove her as unlikely to receive any further benefit
Marianne Gibbon of Upwell given money for washing. (patient died, see 18 Jan 1837 for removal of body)
8 Jul 1836 Michael Greaves request for clothing
18 Jul 1836 Thomas Butler of Thorpe (Essex) to be taken by coach to Colchester on the advice of Dr Bond and given 24/- from the Samaritan Fund
Christopher Hyland of St Martin’s parish in Norwich, given 8/- from the Samaritan Fund on discharge
Michael Greaves of Burwell, request for 1/- per week for washing
Saul Butler of Swaffham Bulbeck, self discharge without consent
25 Jul 1836 Henry Hatch of Pigners Green near Maidenhead. Grandmother asked to relieve him or take him in (abandoned by father)
Mary Ann Radford, parish unknown, an orphan previously discharged but cannot find employment, given 5/- from the Samaritan Fund
16 Aug 1836 William Ball, parish unknown, given 2/6 from the Samaritan Fund
31 Aug 1836 Robert Marlow, parish unknown, given 10/- to ‘distressed Irishman’ on discharge from the Samaritan Fund
William Brown of Newmarket, recommender advises he will be an out-patient and not an in-patient
Sarah Rose of Ramsey, patient not well enough to undergo operation of ‘couching’
14 Sep 1836 John Darby of March, parish asked to pay 22/- for a wooden leg
John Jackson of Doddington (Ely) given 10/- for washing (repeated 19 Oct 1836)
William Simpson of Ramsey, arrange for return as patient not likely to receive any benefit
12 Oct 1836 Robert Hall of Rochester, parish asked for £2 for funeral expenses
19 Oct 1836 John Jackson request for washing money.
William Collins of Whittlesford, not to be admitted as neither he nor the parish are subscribers
2 Nov 1836 Stephen Webb of Dry Drayton given £1 for washing
23 Nov 1836 John Garratt of Chatteris, parish officers asked to send for him as unlikely to received any further benefit
30 Nov 1836 Mary Ann Poole of Haverhill given £1 per week for washing
Maria Mitchell of Wisbech given £1 for washing
11 Jan 1837 Eliza Ison of Quy given £1 for washing
25 Jan 1837 Susan Bayles of Haddenham given £1 per week for washing
8 Feb 1837 John Medcalf of Trinity Parish Cambridge, request for linen
Mary Rumbelow of Trinity Parish Cambridge, request for washing money
29 Mar 1837 Eliza Washtell of Newnham cannot be admitted as an in-patient as long as she is insane
John Crisp of Swaffham Prior given £1 for washing
John Franklin of March, due to late arrival on admission day caused another in-patient to take early discharge
19 Apr 1837 John Pettit of Horningsea given money for washing
26 Apr 1837Edward Taylor request for money for washing
Robert Cole of All Saints Cambridge, given money for washing
William Haylock of Newmarket given money for washing
3 May 1837 James Peters of St Mary’s, Ely, given money for washing
Edward Taylor of Newmarket given money for washing
10 May 1837 Stephen Arber of St Botolph’s Cambridge, given money for washing
17 May 1837 John Medcalf of the Ely Union, request for washing money
Elizabeth Hastings of Needingworth, request for clothing
24 May 1837 Thomas[?] Crisnell of St Mary, Huntingdon, request for washing money
21 Jun 1837 William Bird of Fowlmere, request to overseers to send for this patient who has died in hospital
26 Jun 1837 John Summers of Yelling given money for washing
28 Jun 1837 Thomas Chapman of Croydon given money for washing
3 Jul 1837 Ordered that the Secretary write a letter to Rev Mr Brown, tutor of Downing College to inform him that a bullet was fired from the premises of Prof Starkie in the College which came through two of the windows of one of the wards of the Hospital and scattered part of the glass about the face of one of the patients in that ward and by which great danger was occasioned which the governors hope will not be repeated – and also to inform Mr Brown that the damage to the windows amounts to 13/- which the Governors trust there will be no hesitation on the part of Downing College to pay.
Letter to Prof Stakie dated 10 Aug 1837 (p549) from Hospital Secretary expressing dismay that he has taken no notice whatsoever of Mr Brown’s communications to him on this subject.
9 Aug 1837 James Boyce of Chatteris given money for washing