have been the daily
of Roman Catholics
average
in Saol &
Hospital & not the
Yearly total.
I 3.2
Talinge 14
appears from
The
Blue Book returns f
1890 that the total
mumber of prisoners
committed in 1890
was
3444
average
& then
daily avere in faol
was 566,
ay
less than
one sixth of the total; asto the total admissions
to the Civil Hospital
in the same gear
1890
801
I the daily
Locu
averag
less than a twenty. third
this basis the grant to the R.C. Chaplain would only
amount
but as
that
to $90, sum is manifectly
nadequate, and as the capitation basis seems hardly appro- priate to the case such small numbers
here in question, Jam willing to allow a
asare
of
of the total admissions.
276
of the numbers infart,
& Hospital are added together, it appears that the daily averap
was
less than one
Eighthe of
the total
admissions in the
gear, so
that
The Same
assuming proportion to hold for Roman Catholic presiners & patients, their daily average in the two institutions would be about 25,
frant un future years not mistead of receding #4600, and to sanctim the payment.
4.
200. In
According that
the