Transcription: Militärpaß des Se Kanoniers Hans Hümke Provinzial-Fußartillerie Jahresklasse 1919

Transcription: 1859 October 27 and maintenance of each inmate (supposing 20 minates in a School) will be about 7/1 per week, not including coal, salaries of Superintendents or other Officers Rents, Repairs, Purniture, Printing, stativnery etc with other expenses incidental to such establishments. The Certified Reformatary Schools now existing are as undermentioned and the number of mmates in each is stated from the letters of the applicants for presentments under the Committee to which Mr Murray is Kouorary Secretary Ft Rivins deformatary, for Bays at Glencree containing now 41 Inmates and immediately expected 2 14 Inmates for Girls Clanturk, cantaining, do High Park for Girls Golden Bridge containing 2 Inmates do F Josephs under the Cammittee to which the Revd Mr Shore is Houorary Secretary 2 for Girls under this Committee a male School is fitting up and will Thortty be certified In reply to queries addressed to the Secretaries of the Schools seeking estimates of the numbers of childrew which will probably be cummitted up to the nonth of January 1861. Mr Murray states that by the niddle of Navember there will be in Glencree School 43 boys, that he calculates upon 3 per month. being sentenced to 1st January 1861,- The number of Girls in High Park and Golden Bridge 14 and he calculates upon the committal of one per mouth to January 1861, and he states the total number liklly to be committed tobe 75 The Rev Mr Shore states that if the average convictions of Juveniles under 16 stated in the Police returns for 1858 continues he estimates the Committels in 1859 of 9 males and 3 Pemales and in 1860 of 26 males and 12 Finales Total 50 We are of opinion that the Corporation should aid these most valuable institutious in every manner possible, being convinced they must not anly prevent crime and reclaim young cruninals, but uttimately their action will considerably reduce the amount of the burthen now placed upon this City and the nation for the support of Prisons dud repression of Crime; We therefore recommend that the steps stated in the Act should be taken to enter into contracts with the managers of the reformatories to grant 2/0- per week per head for each juvenile during detention, and to provide funds to meet such contracts, we thirk a sum of £800 should be presented to this Committee for the present and ensuing year. The total amount of the presentments we recommends. is £29776 -6..2, in reduction of the amount to be applotted we are enabled. in this year by reason of the state of the Collection an foot of former presentments to apply a sum of £3548.3 .. 6 the amount of savings an former presentments and nett proceeds of industrial laber in the two Prisons

Transcription: 12 necessary again to include it in this year, the new presentments under this head are therefore £115:8.7 for glass broken by a mole on the day of the election of members for the City - notices seeking compensation were served in 27 other cases but the amounts being small the parties did not go to the expense of applying to the Court of Queens Bench for Orders A notice has been received on the 7th instant seeking compensation to the extent of £100 for the malicious burning of a rick of Play in a yard in Carter's Lane on the night of the 2nd October, but the applicant John Jordan cannot make application to the Court of Queen's Bench to permit of investigation in time for the present presenting term, if the view of the law taken by Judge O'Brien be Correct In this Section we include a presentment for reformataries. By the provisions of the Act of the 21 and 22 year of Her present Majesty Cap 103, intituted an act to promote and regulate Reformatary Schools for Jnvenile offenders in Ireland" the Municipal Council of this City under the 3d and 1 Section are empowered to present a sum of money in aid of the maintenance. of offenders from the City sentenced to be detained in Reformatory Schools duly certified by the Chief Secretary and by the 5th Section the Council can at a special meeting called for the purpose appoint and empower a committee to enter intsanagreement with the Directors of any Reformatory School duly certified for the reception and keeping in such school from time to time of offenders sentenced to bedetained in a reformatary in consideration of such periodical payments as may be agreed. upon, and the Council shall present the payments of the money which shall from time to time become payable under such agreement The Reformatory Schools beside this aid seekprivate subscriptions and will we understand be allowed from the Treasury 5/0 per head per week, out of which the Government expect 1/0 per head per week will be set aside for the purpose of advancing the child in the world an liberation. By the 15th Section of the Act, the parents of childrew sentenced to detention in reformatories are liable if of sufficient ability to contribute to their support a sum not exceeding 5/0 per week, this sum is to be recovered from the parents on the complaint of same person authoriged. by the Chief or under Secretary, the amount is to be levied by distraint and sale of goods, or if no sufficient goods can be found it shall be lawful for the magistrate to commit the defaulter to Gaol for a term not to exceed 10days Applications have been received from the Revd. Thos R Shore B.D. on behalf of Protestant Reformatory Schools and from Patrick Joseph Musray Esqre. upon behalf of the Roman Catholic Reformatory Schools, SeeKing that the Municipal Council will grant for each Juvenile sentenced to detention during his detention a sum of 2/0 per head per week, being the sum agreed to be allowed by the County Graird Jury lart April. Upon receipt of these applications we applied to these gentlemen for certain information and from their letters which we submit herewith, we find that they agree that the average cost of the education

Transcription: Dublin City Council Minutes C21A1124 Oct 1863 May 1884 Location: 31101113 O Dublin City Council Dublin City Archives Cto Dublin City Library & Archive, 138 144 Pearse Street Dublin 2 emait: cityarchives Cdublincity ie,

Description: Texte imprimé intitulé Monologue sur la guerre de 1914 et 1915. Paroles de Fernand Forest, compositeur, cultivateur à Hermenonville (Marne) près Berry-au-Bac (Aisne), actuellement réfugié de guerre, 8 place de la République à Limoges (Haute-Vienne).

Description: Grand-père paternel de la contributrice, Edmond Grunenberger est né le 10 janvier 1879. Fait prisonnier au fort de Charlemont à Givet (Ardennes), il est interné pendant 4 années au camp de Zwickau en Allemagne. Diplômé ingénieur en 1900, il est devenu directeur de l'usine métallurgique d'Aubrives (Ardennes), Pont-à-Mousson-Villerupt (Meurthe-et-Moselle), un groupe industriel qui ne comptait pas moins de 900 ouvriers. Naissance le 28 septembre 1882 à Nouzonville (Ardennes) de Georges Grunenberger, frère d'Edmond et grand-oncle de la contributrice. Incorporé au 214e régiment d'infanterie, il est tué au combat le 8 septembre 1916 à Verdun (Meuse). Il repose dans le cimetière militaire de Belleray (Meuse). C'était un artiste peintre qui possédait une chambre à Montmartre (Paris). La maison de leurs grands-parents, située 81 rue de Lorraine à Nouzonville (Ardennes), a servi de cantine aux Allemands en 1917.Raymond Masson, onle par alliance de la contributice, est né en 1894 à Reims et résidait à Aubrives (Ardennes). Il s'est échappé de la zone occupée pour se mettre au service de la France et a combattu au sein du 148e régiment d'infanterie. Il a reçu la médaille des évadés. || || Guerre mondiale (1914-1918) || Nouzonville (Ardennes) || Maison des grands-parents d'Edmond et Georges Grunenberger à Nouzonville (Ardennes) servant de cantine aux Allemands en 1917 || Photograph || || Carte d'identité d'Edmond Grunenberger || Nouzonville (Ardennes) || Guerre mondiale (1914-1918) || Official document || || Photograph || Georges Grunenberger || Guerre mondiale (1914-1918)

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