The laws, orders, and regulations of the British Lying-in Hospital, for the reception of lying-in married women / collected together, revised, enlarged, and digested under proper heads, by the Weekly Committee, in pursuance of an order of the Quarterly General Court.

  • Lying-In Hospital for Married Women (London, England)
Date:
1781
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Credit: The laws, orders, and regulations of the British Lying-in Hospital, for the reception of lying-in married women / collected together, revised, enlarged, and digested under proper heads, by the Weekly Committee, in pursuance of an order of the Quarterly General Court. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    [ 28 ] Hofpital, in a regular and proper Order and Method, that the fame may be infpe&ed from Time to Time by the Governors; and that he enter the Minutes of every Court and Committee fair, without making Erafements, Alterations, or Obliterations. That he fend a Letter to each annual Subfcriber, when his or her Subfcription in Advance for the current Year is due. That he be affiftant to the Treafurer in coilefting in the annual Subfcription?, and that he be allowed one Shilling on every annual Subfcription received from the Governors. • . * That he do in all Refpedts conform to the Laws, Orders, and Regulations of the Hofpital, and do all the Bufinefs thereby required to be done by the Secretary. That he lay before each Quarterly General Court a Lift of all the annual Subfcriptions that fhall be then in Arrear, with the Names of the Subfcribers from whom they are refpectively due. That the Treafurer for the Time being do pay to the Secretary for the Time being an annual Salary of thirty-five Pounds, by quarterly Payments. / Matron. V • • “ v . I That the Matron in this Hofpital be eleTed by a Quarterly, or Special General Court. That fhe be a fingle Woman, and alfo well /killed in Midwifry.
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