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alt_lucius) wrote2009-11-18 08:06 pm
alt_lucius) wrote2009-11-18 08:06 pm
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Ministry and Court
Received report from Spencer-Wells. The first muggles have been orientated and sent to their assignments. He anticipates that another twenty-five per cent of the companies will be trained and ready to fulfill their work details by the week-end; remaining groups ought to follow by Tuesday.
Spencer-Wells also warns of some preliminary cases of what might be tuberculosis in certain sectors of the camps - muggle and mudblood areas, unfortunately. All reasonable precautions are being taken to protect the camp staff, of course - and it hardly goes without saying that this is entirely co-incidental to the insane accusations of an incurable, unknown plague. It is nothing at all that the Healers cannot address in the proper course of their other, higher priority duties.
However, this does mean that the mudblood recall may be adjusted to ensure that no threat is passed on to any subjects of the Protectorate.
Court at Buckingham proved almost entertaining this afternoon. The Lord Protector reviewed several petitions with His customary sense of ... poetic justice. Intrigued by the request for six blocks of New London, near Rotherhithe, for new warehousing including a direct Floo to Ramsgate in order to more easily shift the petitioner's merchandise. Also amused by the complaint levelled against a particular landlord in a rather notorious halfblood neighbourhood. In addition to the expected allegations (high rents, small flats, noise, insufficient heat, etc.), the plaintiff cited 'unpleasant neighbours' as a fault of the owner!
Ned began his internship this week; have promised to take him to luncheon to-morrow after meeting with Dolores, to hear his impressions of the work thus far. Understand that Narcissa's niece has somehow managed to hang on to a measure of the appointment she secured here, though from what I am told, it is doubtless due to some charity on the part of Pearson and her other superiors. To hear Warrington tell it, only one thing distinguishes her more than her hair colours, and that is her clumsiness! He even attempted to lay the blame on Nymphadora for the utter loss of the initial tuberculosis report, saying she had overturned a beaker of tea onto it. Have not seen her myself, of course, since her evenings were reduced, but somehow do not find the accusation hard to believe. Recall her knocking over a Vitalverdic Vase at the Prewett home, following the funeral; had to intervene with Walburga rather quickly while Rodolphus repaired the thing.
Spencer-Wells also warns of some preliminary cases of what might be tuberculosis in certain sectors of the camps - muggle and mudblood areas, unfortunately. All reasonable precautions are being taken to protect the camp staff, of course - and it hardly goes without saying that this is entirely co-incidental to the insane accusations of an incurable, unknown plague. It is nothing at all that the Healers cannot address in the proper course of their other, higher priority duties.
However, this does mean that the mudblood recall may be adjusted to ensure that no threat is passed on to any subjects of the Protectorate.
Court at Buckingham proved almost entertaining this afternoon. The Lord Protector reviewed several petitions with His customary sense of ... poetic justice. Intrigued by the request for six blocks of New London, near Rotherhithe, for new warehousing including a direct Floo to Ramsgate in order to more easily shift the petitioner's merchandise. Also amused by the complaint levelled against a particular landlord in a rather notorious halfblood neighbourhood. In addition to the expected allegations (high rents, small flats, noise, insufficient heat, etc.), the plaintiff cited 'unpleasant neighbours' as a fault of the owner!
Ned began his internship this week; have promised to take him to luncheon to-morrow after meeting with Dolores, to hear his impressions of the work thus far. Understand that Narcissa's niece has somehow managed to hang on to a measure of the appointment she secured here, though from what I am told, it is doubtless due to some charity on the part of Pearson and her other superiors. To hear Warrington tell it, only one thing distinguishes her more than her hair colours, and that is her clumsiness! He even attempted to lay the blame on Nymphadora for the utter loss of the initial tuberculosis report, saying she had overturned a beaker of tea onto it. Have not seen her myself, of course, since her evenings were reduced, but somehow do not find the accusation hard to believe. Recall her knocking over a Vitalverdic Vase at the Prewett home, following the funeral; had to intervene with Walburga rather quickly while Rodolphus repaired the thing.
Re: Order Only
Who's in charge of 'orientating' the Muggles? Maybe someone working for him or her can be enticed to say what they're doing?
Re: Order Only