Charities And Hospitals Review From a Busy Season
A survey of charitable appeals and hospital needs recounts Agnes Weston’s sailors’ support, the Royal Albert Orphan Asylum deaths, and ongoing funding gaps at the National Hospital for the Paralysed and Great Northern Central Hospital. Donations to Sir Walter Gilbey and others are urged.
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Agnes Weston
Bagshot
Royal Albert Orphan Asylum
National Hospital
Great Northern Central Hospital
Glenton-Kerr
Walter Gilbey
Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution
A. Newton
Guy’s Hospital
St. George’s Hospital
Wax Chandlers’ Company
Children’s Country Holiday Fund
Bridgend Cottage Hospital
University College Hospital
Society of Apothecaries of London
K. F. Rose
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Illustrated London News
Joseph Lawrence
Printers’ Pension, Almshouse, and
Orphan Asylum Corporation
Golder’s Hill
London County Council
London
Charles Henry
Prince of Wales
W. J. Collins
F.R.C.S
L.C.C
Royal Eye Hospital
Royal Highness
S Hospital Fund
South Africa
Rome
Humbert
Hosanna Lynch
Cleveland Square
Hatchick Mackertich
Baghdad
Stephen Lynch
St. Mary’s Hospital
Paddington
Mary Lynch
Mary
Archdeacon Sinclair
Er. H. Freshfield
Order of the Hospital of St. John of
Poor Clergy Relief Corporation
Baroness Cederstrom
Madame Patti
Brecon
Faust
Tosti
Marianne
Clara Hissler
Messrs
Gregory Hast
Charles Copland
Wilhelm Ganz
Prince of Wales’s Hospital Fund
Worshipful Company of Drapers
Committee of Hertfordshire Convalescent Home
St. Leonards
County of Herts
Fred Burnside
Hertingfordbury
Hertford
C. T. Scott
Royal Sailors
Devonport
Royal Sailors’ Home
Dukestreet
Medical Students Expenses For London Hospitals
The British Medical Journal notes total costs to qualify as a doctor in London range from 650 to 700 pounds for a Conjoint Board path and around 1,000 pounds for a University graduate route. A large initial composition plus annual maintenance costs push five year totals higher with possible delays from exam rejections extending the period and cost.
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British Medical Journal
London Hospital
London