| Description | the dimissal of Mr Horan, the watchman, for heavy drinking (22 September 1929); a meeting of bishops at Ushaw in which Towers spoke of the difficulty of managing the Hill Top property and farmhouse (24 September); building a new wing near the infirmary (26 September, 5, 7, 23 October 1929, 31 March, 3 April, 14, 19 May 1930); discussions on a new farmhouse (9 October, 2 December 1929); the appointment of a new chef (14-15 October 1929); the accidental letting of an Ushaw-owned building in Darlington to Jews for a synagogue (5 December 1929); the status of Ushaw and the question of paying income tax on the Cornsay properties (2, 25, 30 April 1930). |