The Royal Albert Institution, Lancaster : for the feeble-minded belonging to Lancashire, Yorkshire, Cheshire, Westmorland, Cumberland, Durham and Northumberland forty-sixth annual report.

  • Royal Albert Institution (Lancaster, England)
Date:
1910
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Credit: The Royal Albert Institution, Lancaster : for the feeble-minded belonging to Lancashire, Yorkshire, Cheshire, Westmorland, Cumberland, Durham and Northumberland forty-sixth annual report. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    and physically^nd ind^sTrtan'y th® feeble-'minded^rf the country. at r r> TCtt t fy (Liverpool) moved a resolution endoising the Central Committee's aPPea“™ had been considering the ce\ P ,, The question of the great and important workday before t ^ ^ q permanent ca „ Royal Albert had always had regard to «SK»ftfS&»»S £ further. Not only were P^fter the period lor which they were election cases were kept long » ^ retained so long as the funds^^the1 Institution would itj wou.d^ntail very^on- beneht’woukf'be^tlle'outconL'and' they therefore appealed w.th confidence for support. Mr W G Welch (Lancaster), in seconding the resolution, ^,thweeLp^l^ paat^ewhmoehad been there for periods varying from seven to forty years. Their records showed bra f,?,Ppn years 36 from hfteen to seven to ten years, 58 from ten years’ and 18 from thirty twenty years 39 hom twenty to ywhch ’the public and the to forty years. But fnmibar were the elected cases, numbering subscribers were most familiar seven years' training, 285. These children were elected for a term csev ^ thgir nts and at the end of their teim e 1 y before the Committee or relations. The problem at present befoie Would was how to extend the term afthese <sleeted^c^. & ,argely it be possible to provide hfe ca a , supply the increased number of them? suPf“I°“Stheir subscriptions solution of the problem if they would inc t «mittee wolL be and ill proportion to that more;asc tl resolution was enabled to attain the end they besirea. carried.