Sussex County Lunatic Asylum Haywards' Heath : I. - Account of the construction of the Asylum, and the early proceedings connected therewith. II. - Second Annual Reports, 1860.

Sussex County Lunatic Asylum. Haywards Heath.

Date:: 1861

Credit: Sussex County Lunatic Asylum Haywards' Heath : I. - Account of the construction of the Asylum, and the early proceedings connected therewith. II. - Second Annual Reports, 1860. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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$Tv A HISTORY OR THE DISCHARGES, ^BLE III. FROM THE 26th JULY, TO 26th DECEMBER, 1869. o;i MENTAL AND PHYSICAL STATE ON ADjMISSION. CIVIL STATE ON ADJIISSION. APPARENT OR ALLEGED CAUSE. Rb&ubes. Clis it femcc k' •urjoD. Form of Disease. Particular Propeusitics or nailucinations. Original Intellect and Disposition Bodily ComplicaUoDS or Disorder. As to Marriage As to Religious Persuasion. As to Occupation, PasDisposurG. Result, Hereditary. Other Causes, Exciting. li. 11 1 i; II P. K 1 Mania Melancholia Dementia Monomania Melancholia Idiot Acute Mania Dementia Irritable aud Eccentric Extreme Depression Violent and Incoherent Desire of Drink Extreme Depression Very dirty habits Great Excitement Utter Prostration of Mine Good- Fair Fair Good Fair Nil Good Fair Chronic Rheumatism Sunstroke Paralysis ilarricd Married Married Married Married Single Married Single Church of England Church of England Church of England Church of England Church of England Church of England Church of England Church of England Glazier Not known Not known Not known 111 health Fright of Jlothe during pregnancy Domestic troubl Sunstroke Drink Not known Blow to head B Recovered Recovered Unimproved Recovered Recovered Unimproved | Recovered Recovered CorivalescentonAdmission. TransferfromanotherAsylumatopening To the care of her husband To the care of her husband Tn fl?o “onth’s previous out on trial.) Li^acy ^ Asylum, Redhill, with consent of Commissioners m To the care of her husband Evidently the result of an injury in a brawl lass L, rirat Attack, and ■within 3 Months—Class IT., First Attack above 3, but within 12 Months. =Cla6S III , Not First Attack, and within 12 Months.—Class IV,, Cases of more than 12 Month duration. — T A OBITUARY, FROM 25th BLE IV. JULY, TO 26th DECEMBER, I860. OS M^TAL AND PHYSICAL STATE ON ADMISSIONi CrVlL STATE ON ADMISSION. APPARENT OR ALLEGED CAUSE. Cause of Death. CiB i effJico 1 uriou Form of Disease. Particular Propensities of Hallucinations, Original Intellect and Disposition. Bodily Complications or Disorder. As to Marriag e. As to Religious Persuasion. As to Pbedisposing. Exciting. Occupation, Hereditary. Other Causes. 11 I, l\ P 11 11 I\ II. I l\ CiflsI Melancholia Dementia Dementia Dementia Melancholia Monomania Dementia Mania Dementia Dementia Religious Delusions Utter Mental Prostration Ditto Propensity to Pilfering Refusal of Food Religious Delusions Extreme Incoherence Destructive Extreme Mental Prostration Fair I Fair Very debilitated, covered] •with ulcers, vermin, aud bruises Filthy habits ' Dirty habits Extreme debility Paralysis of left side Habits filthy None Habits dirty Habits dirty ■Widot Marrie Marne Marrie Widow Marrie Single Widow Single Widow f a d a d Protestant Dissenter Mormon Church of England Church of England Church of England Church of England Church of England Church of England Church of England Romanist Wife of Laborer Bricklayer Coachman Charwoman Wife of Laborer Stableman No infonuation to be obtained Monnonism Over Study Bronchitis Exhaustion Pyrnmia Sanguineous Apoplexy Exhaustion Bronchitis Dysentery p^alvular Disease ofHeart Pulmonary Apoplexy Exhaustion A Transfer from Bethnal Green Admitted from her own home moribund. Lived Transfer from Bethnal Green Transfer from Hanwell Transfer from Bethnal Green Transfer from Hoxton House Admitted in a filthy unsatisfactory state ration.$