and needy from all parts." The patient is admitted by a recommendation signed by any governor, cases of accident excepted, which are admitted without recommendation, at all hours of the day or night, and several beds are reserved for them. A benefaction of 301. or upwards, or of three guineas or more, per annum, qualifies the donor to become a trustee. Physicians-Drs. P. A. Buchan, G. L. Tuthill, and T. Whitter. Surgeons- Wm. Lynn, W. R. Morel, and Ant. Carlisle, esqrs. Assistant Surgeon-Ant. White, esq. The following highly useful establishments may be added to those already enumerated and described. St. George's Hospital, Hyde Park Corner. Scottish Hospital, Crane Court, Fleet Street. As our limits will not allow a particular account of all the hospitals in London, and all charitable and benevolent establishments for the relief and instruction of the poor, we have great satisfaction in referring the reader to a work by A. Highmore, esq. entitled "Pietas Londinensis;" or, the history, design, and present state of the various charities in and near London. Mr. Astley Cooper, and Dr. G. G. Curry. OnAnatomy, and Operations of Surgery. On the Practice of Medicine and Materia Medica. London Hospital. Mr. Headington, and Dr. Buxton. Dr. Ramsbotham On Anatomy. On Surgery. On the Practice of Medicine, On the Theory and Practice of Midwifery. Mr. Richard Philips......On Chemistry. Sir W. Blizard, and Mr. Thos. Blizard.. Clinical Lectures on Surgical Cases, delivered gratuitously to the Students. Twelve gratuitous Lectures on the Principal Operations of Surgery, are given to the pupils of this hospital, by Sir Everard Home, at the Anatomical Theatre, Great Windmill Street. Middlesex Hospital. Dr. Merriman Dr. P. M. Latham, and Dr. Southey. S On the Theory and Practice of Midwifery. On the Practice of Physic. } On A Clinical Lecture is delivered to the pupils, every Tuesday evening, gratuitously, by Mr. Bell. London Infirmary, Charter-House Square, for curing Diseases of the Eye. Dr. Farre B. Travers, Esq. and .Physician. W. Lawrence, Esq.F.R.S.Surgeons. Theatre of Anatomy, Great Windmill Street. Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Charles Bell... Mr Shaw... Dr. Clutterbuck Anatomy, Physiology, and S Surgery.. Dissections. Surgical Lectures. On the Theory and Practice of Physic, Materia Medica, and Chemistry. At his own house, No. 1, Crescent, New Bridge Street. Dr. Tuthill. On the Practice of Physic, and the Laws and Operations of Chemistry. At his own house, No. 13, Soho Square: Dr. D. D. Davis ...... {On the Theory and Practice of Midwifery. At Mr. Taunton's Theatre, 87, Hatton Garden. Mr. C. M. Clarke {Principles and Practice of At No. 10, Saville Row, Burlington Gardens. Messrs. Hopkins and Hunter. Theory and Practice of Mid wifery. The Lectures are delivered at the Westminster Lying in Institution. Dr. Thynne S Theory and Practice of Midwifery. No. 9, Berners Street, Oxford Street. Dr. Clough...... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . On Midwifery. At his house, 8 Berners' Street, Oxford Street. Mr. Brookes On Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgery. At his Theatre of Anatomy, Medicine, &c., Blenheim Street, Great Marlborough Street. Dr. Ager.. Mr. Taunton Chemistry, Materia Medica, &c., also Theory and Prac- On Anatomy, Physiology, At his Theatre of Anatomy, 87, Hatton Garden. Mr. Carpue..... On Anatomy and Surgery. At his Theatre, Broad Street, Golden Square. Dr. Adams S Institutes and Practice of At his own house, No. 17, Hatton Garden. Mr. Curtis Mr. Guthrie SOn the Anatomy, Physiology, and Diseases of the Ear. No. 18, Soho Square. At his house, 2, Berkeley Street, Berkeley Square.— Medical officers of the army and navy admitted gratis. Lectures at the Veterinary College. Mr. Coleman The terms of attendance vary from two to five guineas for the first course; but an adequate diminution is made by each lecturer for the second and third courses, and also for an annual or perpetual ticket of admission. |