Deafness practically illustrated / [James Yearsley].

  • James Yearsley
Date:
[1849]
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Credit: Deafness practically illustrated / [James Yearsley]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    It must be understood, that this table is constructed agreeably to the patients’ own statements. Doubtless, a considerable number of the 363 came from different parts of the country, and located themselves in town, purposely to seek relief at the Institution. SEASON OF ADMISSION. ' SEE ae Ee OUR ee ae, a Ree ME Sat | DUMIMEL Vi eos teccewer ere ha kee eta? ets Ate een eres ANAC Ee. Sha eee elseis a eere b teie+ fg ke le Winter ce UPS e tee ge eae, ML ea 544 OCCUPATIONS, In which the patients were engaged at the time of admission, of course as servants to others, tradesmen not being eligible to the charity. Housewives, 97; domestic servants, 67; semp- stresses, 23; shoemakers, 22; carpenters, 20; tailors, 18; porters, 12; clerks, 10; laundresses, 8; gardeners, 7; painters, 8; cabinetmakers, 9; butchers, 7; la- bourers, 7; brassfounders, 8; smiths, 7; nurses, 5; printers, 5; grocers, 5; millwrights, 4; bricklayers, 5; hat-trimmers, 5; bookbinders, 4; druggists’ assistants, 3; goldsmiths, 3; watermen, 6; harnessmakers, 3; coachmen, 3; chandlers, 2; bakers, 2; drapers, 2; shop- women, 2; policemen, 2; lightermen, 2; French- polishers, 2; lodging-housekeepers, 2; turners, 2; sawyers, 2; framemakers, 2; booksellers, 2; basket- makers, 2; furriers, 2; brushmakers, 2; chairmakers, 2; brewers, 2; artists, 2; weavers, 2; hatters, 2.— Total, 312. At least sixty more different trades and occupations contributed one or more patients, and the remainder consisted of children and adults without occupation.
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