[306] Speech on Lord Ebrington's Resolutions, May 11, 1858.
[307] Notes on Hospitals, 1859, pp. 100, 108.
[308] Under-Secretary for War, when Mr. Herbert was made a Peer.
[309] Mr. Nightingale bought Embley from the Heathcote family.
[310] Eldest son of the John Bonham Carter mentioned above (p. [29]); M.P. for Winchester; first cousin of Miss Nightingale and of Mrs. Galton.
[311] Miss Sellon had called her attention to the sad plight through unemployment of the Spitalfields weavers, as had Mr. and Mrs. Bracebridge to that of those at Coventry. Miss Nightingale, with help from Mr. Bracebridge, enlisted Mr. Adshead in a scheme for migrating them to Lancashire. He and she took infinite pains in the matter, but the scheme came to little. When it reached the point, Miss Sellon's friends were not ready to go.
[312] A Contribution, p. 3 (Bibliography A, No. 14).
[313] Hospital Statistics (Bibliography A, No. 28).
[314] Hospital Statistics. Of course the statistics would have to be interpreted.
[315] See Bibliography A, No. 28.