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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    t 4s ] - ;n who fhall be hereafter difcharged, fhall be re-ad¬ mitted on any account whatfoever. That every Servant be acquainted on their Ad- miffion, that they are to do any Bufinefs that the Neceffity of the Charity requires, though not in the particular Station for which they are hired: That neither the Porter, nor any other of the Ser¬ vants, do prefume to go out of the Hofpital, with' out firft aiking Leave of the Matron. That all the Laws, Orders, and Regulations of the Hofpital be ftridtly obeyed and performed ; and that the fame be not altered in any Refpeft, but by the Direction of a Quarterly General Court, or by a Special General Court called for that Purpofe. That all the Laws, Orders, and Regulations be read once a Year at leaf!:, and particularly at the firft General Quarterly Court to be held after Chrijhnas.