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Chapters in the History of the Insane in the British Isles

APPENDIX M. (Page 298.)

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APPENDIX M. (Page 298.)

The following are some of the statistics of the duties performed in the office of the Masters in Lunacy during the year ending October 31, 1879:—

Orders for inquiry in Commissions of Lunacy executed by Masters in Lunacy 115

Reports made to the Lord Chancellor 248

Summonses for proceedings before the Masters 5739

Registrar in Lunacy.

Petitions presented for hearing 253

Ditto for orders for inquiry, and for orders under Lunacy Regulation Act, 1862 179

Orders made for inquiry (Commissioners in Lunacy) 119

Number of orders made in pursuance of the Lunacy Regulation Act, 1862, for the application of properties of small amounts for the maintenance of lunatics 51

Cash Accounts.

Amount of receipts included in accounts and affidavits of committees and receivers of lunatics' estates, taken and passed by the Masters £882,481

Amount of disbursements and allowances thereon 766,220

Percentage on lunatics' incomes under general order 21,140

Amount of stock directed to be transferred into court 144,439

Amount of stock directed to be sold or transferred out 325,925

Amount of stock directed by orders in lunacy to be transferred, or otherwise than into court 2,092,038

Judicial Statistics, 1880.

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