Nightingale, Florence, 1820-1910; Nurses -- England -- Biography
From Troops or all arms in various parts of the
world, including the Militia 8,952 1 7
From the officers and men of sixty-one ships of
Her Majesty’s Navy 758 19 8
From the officers and men of the Coastguard
service, thirty-nine stations 155 9 0
From the officers and men of Her Majesty’s Dockyards
at Woolwich and Pembroke 29 6 4
From East and West Indies, Australia, North
America, and other British possessions 4,495 15 6
From British residents in foreign countries,
transmitted through their respective ambassadors,
consuls, etc 1,647 16 10
From provincial cities and towns, collected and
forwarded by local committees 5,683 15 4
From church or parish collections in other towns
and villages, transmitted by the clergy and
ministers of various denominations 1,162 4 9
From merchants, bankers, etc, connected with the
City of London 3,511 13 6
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Carried forward 26,397 2 6
Brought forward 26,397 2 6
From other general subscriptions not included under
the above heads, made up of separate sums from
one penny to five hundred pounds 15,697 14 10
The contribution of M. and Madame Goldschmidt,
being the gross proceeds of a concert given by
them at Exeter Hall 1,872 6 0
Proceeds of sale of the “Nightingale Address” (a
lithographic print and poem published at one
shilling), received from Mrs. F. P. B. Martin 53 0 0
Proceeds of a series of “Twelve Photographic Views
in the Interior of Sebastopol,” by G. Shaw-Lefevre,
Esq. 18 18 0
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Total £44,039 1 4
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