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| Advertising (Advertising), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Thursday 18 June 1863 page Advertising | 2013-05-17 17:52 | JOSEPH BLAiiK, M.D., KLR.0.S K |
JOSEPH BLACK, M.D., KLR.0.S K |
| POLICE. CITY COURT. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Thursday 11 June 1863 page Article | 2013-05-17 17:32 | DESEnnNO a Child.-Mary Holdaway w.ta charged with deserting her infant child. 'J > io defendant's landlady stated that eight d .8 ago the defendant left the child at her bnu.-ij, Faying she should bo back in half an hour. She had not returned sinco. The child had been taken to tho Lying-in Hospital, where it was at present kept. Witness Bald that she believed tho child would hnvo died had it not niter reprehouding the inhumanity . of the defendants conduct, required her to find otto care of iho child for one month. |
DESERTING A CHILD.—Mary Holdaway was charged with deserting her infant child. The defendant's landlady stated that eight days ago the defendant left the child at her house saying she should be back in half an hour. She had not returned since. The child had been taken to the Lying-in Hospital, where it was at present kept. Witness said that she believed the child would have died had it not after reprehending the inhumanity of the defendant's conduct, required her to find one care of the child for one month. |
| Advertising (Advertising), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Tuesday 9 June 1863 page Advertising | 2013-05-17 17:20 | TO tho SUBSOK1BRRS of the MELBOURNE Ladies and Genilcmen,-rUnderatandln;r thjt an activo canvass ii b ing cirrlecl on. on tho pro suinpllin ot my lapio of ofllco by . flluxlon of tipio," allow mo to observo that, with your pôralsdon, I havo no Intention of re-lçnlng niy position in that hospl'al, wMci It has tako i me five years to gain. W. M. TURNBULL, M.D Fdln. et Molb., _M R 0 S E._ LYINO-1N HOSPITAL., - Yours truly, |
TO the SUBSCRIBERS of the MELBOURNE Ladies and Gentlemen,—Understanding that an active canvass is being carried on, on the pre- sumption of my lapse of office by eflluxion of time, allow me to observe that, with your permission, I have no intention of resigning my position in that hospital, which it has taken me five years to gain. W. M. TURNBULL, M.D. Edin. et Melb., M.R.C.S E. LYING-IN HOSPITAL. Yours truly, |
| MONDAY, MAY 4,1863. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Monday 4 May 1863 page Article | 2013-04-15 17:32 | The resident surgeon to tho Lying-in ITos |
The resident surgeon to the Lying-in Hos- |
| WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1863. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Wednesday 29 April 1863 page Article | 2013-04-15 17:24 | Sheridan, was placed iu the dock at'the East the chaige of the wilful murder of her in- fant child. The child was noticed tobo missing daughter who is living with her. Tliese cir- cumstances gave rise to a suspicion^ of foul After her apprehension it .was discovered, however, that the child had been left in ii. doorway at North Melbourne, \vhero it was .'found hy a woman, who took it to the Lying in Hospital. A. warraut, it appeared, had been issued from the City Polico Court for tho and the Collingwood Boneh remanded tho prisoner to tho City Court, to answer this charge of desertion. The charge' of murder |
Sheridan, was placed iu the dock at the East the charge of the wilful murder of her in- fant child. The child was noticed to be missing daughter who is living with her. These cir- cumstances gave rise to a suspicion of foul After her apprehension it was discovered, however, that the child had been left in a doorway at North Melbourne, where it was found hy a woman, who took it to the Lying- in Hospital. A warrant, it appeared, had been issued from the City Police Court for the and the Collingwood Bench remanded the prisoner to the City Court, to answer this charge of desertion. The charge of murder |
| Advertising (Advertising), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Monday 13 April 1863 page Advertising | 2013-04-15 17:10 | TENDERS WÜ1 bo received at the Lying-l i |
TENDERS WÜ1 bo received at the Lying-in |
| SATURDAY, APRIL 1868. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 4 April 1863 page Article | 2013-04-15 16:59 | The resident surgeon to, the Lying-in Hos -pital reports as follows foi the month ending March 31 :-Kemaining in hospital at date,' 30 ; admitted in month, 80 ; out patients, 159 ; new cases, 100. * |
The resident surgeon to, the Lying-in Hos- pital reports as follows for the month ending March 31 :—Remaining in hospital at date, 30 ; admitted in month, 86 ; out patients, 159 ; new cases, 100. |
| TUESDAY, MARCH 24,1863. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Tuesday 24 March 1863 page Article | 2013-04-15 16:47 | resident surgeon to the Lying in Hospital, stated that the infant was bom in the hos- healthy* child. Next saw the infant on the Made aiacwf-jnûrton examination of the body, tion from dianhoa, brought on by ihe ase o* improper food-such as arrowroot, sago, and bread and milk. Believed that if the de ceased chilihad got_its_motbo.'s milk when_ ho first saw it, its life would-have been saved. " Winifred Vaughan, wife of Ffttri_k^augkmi7~~ "~ n labourer, S9,id thu. »bout threo weeks ago tho mother of the deceased infant placed ii .' ' under her charge to.dry-__ur_o it,,while she horself went out as wet-nurse, at a place a'iout to.ittend t j the child and feed it for'l 5Ca week It went on well for the-fint fortnight, and was in g ood% spirits ; hut.afterwards it.was attacked with a wwel compiaiut. Took it to the Lying-in IIo_p!t*>l, andiDt*. Fetherstone ness to send for' the' mother, beean bo the child required i*s mother's nilli.. ¡Witness wrote a letter to itó mother, bat did'not post was the fir_t child witmss ever look to dry nur_c. Elizabeth M'Guinness sUted tlmt she child. Gave him to Mrs. Vaughan to dry nurse. Was compelled to do thin, as she hod Mrs. Vaughan where witness'-- master's office was, where she could call to bo paid. About Vaughan's hands, received a letter from 1er, lo say that tho child waa going on well. required her mill., »he Tiould have left her place at one. and gone to it Verdict-"Died from exhaustion fiona eiiarrliam, caused by aro of opinion that the dry-nurse. Winifred Vaughan, sl/owed great carelessness in.not |
resident surgeon to the Lying-in Hospital, stated that the infant was born in the hos- healthy child. Next saw the infant on the Made a post-mortem examination of the body, tion from diarrhorea, brought on by the use of improper food—such as arrowroot, sago, and bread and milk. Believed that if the de- ceased child had got its mother's milk when he first saw it, its life would have been saved. Winifred Vaughan, wife of Patrick Vaughan a labourer, said since about three weeks ago the mother of the deceased infant placed it under her charge to dry nurse it,while she herself went out as wet-nurse, at a place about to attend to the child and feed it for 5. a week It went on well for the first fortnight, and was in good spirits ; but afterwards it was attacked with a bowel complaint. Took it to the Lying-in Hospital, and Dr. Fetherstone ness to send for the mother, because the child required its mother's milk. Witness wrote a letter to its mother, but did not post was the first child witness ever look to dry- nurse. Elizabeth M'Guinness stated that she child. Gave him to Mrs. Vaughan to dry- nurse. Was compelled to do this, as she had Mrs. Vaughan where witness's master's office was, where she could call to be paid. About Vaughan's hands, received a letter from her, to say that the child waa going on well. required her milk she would have left her place at one and gone to it Verdict—"Died from exhaustion from diarrhoea, caused by are of opinion that the dry-nurse. Winifred Vaughan, showed great carelessness in not |
| TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1863. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Tuesday 10 February 1863 page Article | 2013-04-12 15:12 | The lesident surgeon to the Lying-in Hos. Pital reports the following for month ending |
The lesident surgeon to the Lying-in Hos- pital reports the following for month ending |
| Advertising (Advertising), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Tuesday 27 January 1863 page Advertising | 2013-04-12 15:05 | YING-IN HOSPITAL.-WANTED^ COL- LECTOR for tho above charity. Testimonials, to bo forwarded to tho General Committeo on orbofoi'o Friday next, January 80. |
LYING-IN HOSPITAL.-WANTED COL- LECTOR for the above charity. Testimonials, to be forwarded to the General Committee on or before Friday next, January 30. |


Any item refering to or about Alfred BYASS



This possibly George BYASS, son of Peter George BYASS of Mt Gambier.


This probably a son of Peter George BYASS, livery stable keeper of Mt Gambier. (Or a typo? There is a son George.)


Any item referring to or about J E Byass



Assumed to be a son of Dr Lovel BYASS

Descendent of Lovel BYASS

English brewer and partner in Byass Gonzalez. There are inumerable advertisements for his compny's products in Australian newspapers.




Henry WAYMOUTH (2), 1775-1848. Company Director and Philanthropist of London.


People with the surname who I can't place among Bryant's descendents.

Anything relating to Bryant (1) Waymouth and his family

Articles about Bryant Waymouth and Margaret Morgan's descendants

Elder son of Bryant WAYMOUTH (Accountant GPO)

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