The origin, plan, and operations of the Charing cross hospital, London, ed. by G.B. Golding1867 |
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The Origin, Plan, and Operations of the Charing Cross Hospital, London ... Benjamin Golding (M.D.) Visualização completa - 1867 |
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99 Anon admitted Annual appointed Bart Benefaction benefactors benefit benevolent BENJAMIN GOLDING building C. V. and H. V. Charing Cross Hospital Charity Charles CHOWNE Church Clio College Committee Council Countess Countess of Egmont Coutts Covent Garden CUMBERLAND GATE Dispensary Dona donation Dowager DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE duties Earl entitled establishment friends funds George George's Golding Governors gratuitously Grosvenor Grosvenor Square Guineas Henry HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS HIGHNESS THE DUKE Honorary Howship in-patients Institution James John JOHN ROBERTSON John's House Lady Leicester Square liberal Little Newport Street Martin's-in-the-Fields Medical Officers Medical School medicines Meeting ment Messrs Miss mittee NOBLE THE MARQUIS nursing objects out-patients patients Paul's persons Physicians Piccadilly pital poor received relief Resident Richards Right Honourable Robert Robertson ROYAL HIGHNESS Shearman sick Smith Spring Gardens Chapel Stock Subs Subscribers Subscriptions Thomas tions Trustees Wards WEST LONDON INFIRMARY Westminster
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