Annual report : 1938 / Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital.

  • Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital.
Date:
1938
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Annual report : 1938 / Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    3. The Hospital shall grant to the Derwen a Lease of the ground on which such Shop and Cafe is to be erected for a term of five years to commence from the date upon which the said Shop and Cafe shall be completed at an annual rental of Eighty Pounds per annum on the terms usual in such Leases subject to the stipulations hereinafter con¬ tained including a convenant on the part of the Derwen to keep the building of such Canteen and Shop and all additions thereto in good and substantial order and the same in such order deliver up at the termination of the Lease. 4. At the termination of the Lease the said building shall revert to the Hospital which shall pay to the Derwen the cost thereof together with the cost of such additions thereto as shall have been mutually agreed between the parties hereto, less such a sum as shall represent a depreciation for each year or portion of a year of the Lease up to the date of the termination thereof at the rate of Five per cent, per annum of such cost. The Chapel. On Palm Sunday, April 10th, the members of the Choir gave a fine rendering of Stainer’s “ Crucifixion,” the soloists were Mrs. Charles (soprano), and Mr. Gordon Abel (baritone). The Reverend P. G. Hardy, who was instituted to the living of Cockshutt-with-Petten, on June 15th, was the special preacher at the Harvest Festival Service on October 6th. The Reverend E. R. Evans was ordained deacon at Lichfield Cathedral at Advent, and commenced duty on December 16th, vice Rev. P. G. Hardy resigned. A brass Cross has been presented to the Chapel by Mrs. Bowen, Ellesmere. The Bishop of Lichfield, Dr. E. S. Woods, paid his first visit to the Chapel on December 28th, and held a Confirma¬ tion, at which 14 candidates were presented. The number of communicants in the Chapel and on the wards during 1938 was 1,343.