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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
WE do further Grant hereby to Our said Commissioners, or any Five or more
of them, assembled as aforesaid, full Power and Authority to ascertain
and settle, what proportions and kinds of Victuals they shall judge most
expedient for the Diet of the Children, and of such other Persons as are,
in compliance with the above Regulations, to be entertained and fed in
Our Royal Military Asylum; and to make, or direct to be made, Contracts
and Agreements for the furnishing of the same, at such rates, and for
such periods, as to Our Commissioners shall appear best; as also, for
Clothing the said Children and Persons; and likewise, to cause the
Buildings, Furniture, Grounds, Roads, Walks, and Lights, belonging to Our
said Royal Military Asylum, to be maintained and kept in Repair and
proper Order, for the due Accommodation and good Government of the same.
WE do at the same time direct, and Command, that, in all cases
whatsoever, where any Order or Warrant is to be granted for the Payment
of any Sum or Sums of Money, for the uses of the Royal Military Asylum,
every such Order or Warrant shall be signed by Three or more of the
Commissioners; of whom Our Commander in Chief, Secretary at War,
Paymaster General, Quarter-Master General, Adjutant General, or Governor
of Chelsea Hospital, shall always be One.
WE are further pleased to declare all the Officers and Persons, borne on
the Establishment of Our Royal Military Asylum, to be subject to the
Authority, Command, and Control, of Our said Commissioners; who are
hereby empowered to make provision for the future disposal of the
Children, when of a proper Age to be removed from the Asylum; according
to their Qualifications, Ability, and Dispositions, and as may be most
likely to be conducive to their ultimate advantage.
FINALLY, WE are pleased to Approve the Instructions hereunto annexed,
which have been framed by Our said Commissioners for the more particular
guidance of the Officers, Assistants, and Servants, of the Royal Military
Asylum, in the execution of their respective Duties; And, WE do hereby
give to Our said Commissioners full Power and Authority, from time to
time, to amend or annul the same; and to make such further Rules and
Institutions, touching the ordinary Affairs of Our said Asylum, as shall
not, in any case, be repugnant to these our Orders and Regulations.
Given at Our Court at St. James’s, this 26th Day of April 1805, in the
Forty-fifth Year of Our Reign.
By His Majesty’s Command,
W. DUNDAS.
REGULATIONS FOR THE GUIDANCE OF THE OFFICERS, ASSISTANTS, AND SERVANTS,
OF THE ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM, IN THE EXECUTION OF THEIR RESPECTIVE
DUTIES.
DUTY OF THE COMMANDANT.
The Commandant must be Resident in the House; over the interior Economy
of which, He has a general Superintendence and Control.
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