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Charity Record

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 01, 1903

Page

15

Hospitals weigh weather exposure with partial roof option

The text notes hospitals face a weather exposure problem and suggests a partial roof over patient footways as a partial solution, comparing it to the light roof outside the Palace Theatre. It reflects how to reduce exposure where feasible.

Palace Theatre

Watford Cottage Hospital Reopened After Enlargements

After thorough repair and enlargement costing about 4300 pounds, Watford District Hospital reopened on Saturday with the Duchess of Bedford and the Earl of Clarendon in attendance. The project increased capacity to 30 beds, added a dental room and X ray dark room, and modernized with electric lighting and heating.

FTER Watford District Hospital Duchess of Bedford Earl of Clarendon Countess of Clarendon Charity Commissioners Clutterbuck Watford Cottage Hospital Earl Imperial Yeomanry W.B. Bedforshire Regiment H. Camp Watford Daily Telegraph

Royal Merchant Seamen's Orphanage Election at Cannon-street Hotel

The half year election for 16 children at the Royal Merchant Seamen's Orphanage, under royal patronage with the Prince of Wales as president, was held at the Cannon-street Hotel. Chairman T L Devitt announced education excellence, outlined fundraising plans, and admitted Patterson as the highest unsuccessful boy under rule 9. James Philp to preside at the 75th anniversary dinner of the Butchers' Charitable Institution.

Prince of Wales Cannon-street Hotel T. L. Devitt Shipping Federation Rawlinson Cape Royal Merchant Seamen’s Orphanage Patterson Hear Fawckner

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Watford Hospital James Philp Butchers’ Charitable Institution
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