Sir Arthur Stanley letters: Deputation from the Association of Poor Law Unions

• Reference:GB 1199 RCN1/1/1916/13
• Dates of Creation:Nov-Dec 1916
• Name of Creator:
  Stanley, Arthur (1869-1947) Politician
• Physical Description:
  0.01m

• Scope and Content

  Folder includes:

  Deputation from the Association of Poor Law Unions 2 Nov 1916;

  Standing Committees - Draft regulations

  Letter dated 23 Nov 1916 from Sir Arthur Stanley to Mr Paterson concerning the Royal British Nurses Association and the College of Nursing;

  The State Registration of Nurses - A statement issued under the authority of the Central Committee for the State Registration of Nurses;

  The Royal British College of Nursing - Supplemental Charter;

  The Royal British Nurses Association and the College of Nursing Ltd - Agreement;

  The Royal British College of Nursing - Bye Laws;

  Remarks by Mr. Comyns Berkeley at the Special Meeting held on December 12th by the Royal British Nurses Association (resignation from RBNA);

  Petition for a Supplemental Charter and New Bye Laws - Observations of the Association on the Petition of the Society for the State Registration of Trained Nurses;

  Letter dated 13 Dec 1916 from Sir Arthur Stanley to Miss Sparshott of the Royal Infirmary, Manchester concerning the inclusion of Council member names in the proposed bill before Parliament;

  Letter dated 14 Dec 1916 from Sir Arthur Stanley to Herbert Paterson of Queen Alexandra's Hospital for Officers offering him a vice-chairman post on the Council;

  Letter dated 28 Dec 1916 from Sir Arthur Stanley to Herbert Davy concerning a meeting of the Poor Law Unions;

  Printed Union editorial concerning formation of the Council;

  Letter dated 19 Dec 1916 from Mr. Comyns Berkeley to Sir Arthur Stanley concerning membership of the Royal British Nursing Association;

  Letter dated 16 Dec 1916 from Isabel MacDonald of the Royal British Nurses Association to Sir Arthur Stanley asking to arrange a meeting between him and Princess Christian

• Access Information

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• Other Finding Aids

  online catalogue at http://www.rcn.org.uk/development/rcn_archives/collections_and_catalogue

• Conditions Governing Use

  Royal College of Nursing

• Custodial History

  formerly catalogued as RCN/1/1/1916/3/11