Self-supporting charitable and parochial dispensaries / [Henry Lilley Smith].

  • Henry Lilley Smith
Date:
[1830]
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Credit: Self-supporting charitable and parochial dispensaries / [Henry Lilley Smith]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    were known to be peculiarly deserving, to have brought up a large family creditably, to have lived long with their masters and mistresses, &c. Children to be admitted as Free Members until they are fifteen years of age, for half of the usual contribution. Parishes should contribute a certain sum, to be determined upon by the Dispensary Committee, for every 100 of their population; the rate being regulated by the distance of the Parish from the Dispensary. The Honorary subscriptions and Parish pay¬ ments to be kept distinct from the Free Fund, and the expenses of the Institution to be paid quarterly. The Medical Officers of the Dispensary to be remunerated according to the number of the patients which each has attended in sickness. The extra supplies to patients in sickness to be allowed under the direction of a Visiting Committee, and chiefly, if not entirely, to Members of the Free Class. Every regularly educated practitioner resid¬ ing in the district, comprehended in the ar¬ rangements of each Dispensary, to be allowed to offer himself as a Medical officer of the In¬ stitution. The acceptance of these offers, and the days and hours of each Medical officer’s
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