Regulations for the establishment and government of the Royal Military Asylum — John Shaqi
Regulations for the establishment and government of the Royal Military AsylumDuke of York's Royal Military School
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Regulations for the establishment and government of the Royal Military Asylum
Duke of York's Royal Military School
Duke of York's Royal Military School; Royal Military Asylum
Who shall have £.100 per Annum as Salary, and in lieu of all former
Allowances; except in regard to Coals and Candles, the Allowance for
which shall be continued to her for two Rooms.
AN ASSISTANT MATRON AND SCHOOLMISTRESS;
Who is to have a Salary of £.50 per Annum, (in lieu of her former Salary,
and Allowance for Provisions) together with an Allowance of Coals and
Candles for one Room.
ONE READING MISTRESS, AND ONE KNITTING MISTRESS AND SEMPSTRESS;
Each having a Salary of £.25 per Annum, One Shilling per Diem in lieu of
Board, and an Allowance of Coals and Candles for one Room.
NURSES,
In the proportion of One to each Ward; to be allowed £.10 per Annum,
each, and their Board; with Clothing, and Coals and Candles, the same as
the Serjeant-Assistants.
NURSES FOR THE INFIRMARY,
In proportion to the number of the Sick; to be allowed £.12 per Annum,
each, and their Board; with Clothing, and Coals and Candles, as the other
Nurses.
A COOK;
To be allowed £.20 per Annum, and her Board; with Clothing, and an
Allowance of Coals and Candles, the same as the Nurses. She shall be
allowed two Assistants; each having £.10 per Annum; with Board, Clothing,
and Coals and Candles, the same as the Cook.
A LAUNDRESS;
To be allowed £.20 per Annum, and her Board; with Clothing, and an
Allowance of Coals and Candles, the same as the Cooks; and to have such
Aid from the Female Children, and such hired Assistance, as circumstances
may from time to time require.
A SERJEANT-PORTER;
Who shall have the Pay of One Shilling and Sixpence per Day; with
Clothing, and One Shilling per Diem in lieu of Board: together with an
Allowance of Coals and Candles, in a proportion to be fixed by Our
Commissioners.
* * * * *
The Officers, Assistants, and Servants, belonging to Our Royal Military
Asylum, shall not, directly or indirectly, demand or receive any
Perquisite; or any Emolument whatever, beyond the Pay and Allowances
annexed to their respective Employments, as specified in this Our
Warrant, or otherwise expressly authorized by Our Commissioners: and any
such Officers, Assistants, or Servants, offending herein, shall be deemed
to have forfeited their Situations.
WE do hereby Grant unto the Commissioners of Our Royal Military Asylum,
or any Five or more of them, assembled at a General Board as aforesaid,
full Power and Authority to Nominate, Constitute, and Appoint, from time
to time, the said Officers, Assistants, and Servants, and to displace
them, or any of them, as to Our said Commissioners shall seem meet: The
Commandant, Chaplain, Adjutant and Secretary, Quarter-Master and Steward,
and Surgeon, excepted; who, receiving Commissions from Ourselves, shall
not be removable, unless by Our especial Command.
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