Volume 2

Medical and chirurgical reform proposed, from a review of the healing art, throughout Europe, particularly Great Britain. With considerations on hospitals, dispensaries, poor-houses, and prisons; observations on the apothecaries late application to Parliament; and proposals for general legislative regulations. Including hints for improving the healing and veterinary arts. / By T. Champney.

  • Champney, Thomas, 1761-1816
Date:
1797
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Credit: Medical and chirurgical reform proposed, from a review of the healing art, throughout Europe, particularly Great Britain. With considerations on hospitals, dispensaries, poor-houses, and prisons; observations on the apothecaries late application to Parliament; and proposals for general legislative regulations. Including hints for improving the healing and veterinary arts. / By T. Champney. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    4 ’ ’ ¥ ; eS iy i ht perfons ‘offending againft the rules of the. college ; and to empower the cenfors of the college, calling to,their afliftance the war- dens of the apothecaries, to enter, in the day time, any apothecary’s fhop, within feven - miles of London, to examine the medicines; — and they may deftroy all drugs, &c. not eet to be ufed in medicine. Perfons Ten Hihting fearch are to forfeit 10], % By act made in 1774, the Mend are ems powered to elect annually five fellows, as commiffioners for licenfing houfes for the _ reception of lunatics, within feven ‘miles one? London, or in any part of the county of Middlefex ; they are empowered to receive 10l, or 151. for a licence, according to the - fize of the houfe. No licence can authorize * any perfon to keep more than one houfe ; and any perfon who, without fucha licence, keeps more than one infane patient, is liable to forfeit Sool. No licence is granted with- out recognizance in 1001. with fureties. — Perfons fo licenfed are, within three days after the admiflion of a patient into their ‘houfe, (except i in the cafe of paupers, fent by the parifh officers), to give notice to the. fecretary, in writing, of the name of the pa- tient, together with the names and places of wo D's abode a ® ‘ tye q Yi ‘,