The Dublin Foundling Hospital: a social experiment of the 18th century. A paper by Dr. Samuel Simms of Belfast. Mid-20th c.

Míreanna comhchosúla

• Medals of the Cork Foundling Hospital.
  de réir: Egan, Barry M
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1941)
• Receipt from the porter of the City of Dublin Hospital for Foundlings to Elizabeth McAlister of Lisburn for a male infant, with certain articles of clothing, admitted to the Hospital, 1788.
• Note from Rev. G. M. Portis, Curate, to Thomas Annesley, Foundling Hospital, Dublin, in respect of a male infant called John Jackson sent to the hospital from the Parish of Holywood, Co. Down, 1788.
• Licence for the Earl of Drogheda, to keep one private sedan chair granted by the Governors of the Foundling-Hospital and Workhouse of Dublin, Oct. 14, 1773.
• Miscellaneous papers relating to various aspects of public life in co. Clare, 18th c.: Shannon Navigation, linen industry, a proposal for the support of foundlings, etc.