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MEDICAL AND .SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS.
GLASGOW ROYAL INFIRMARY.
Directors — The Lord Provost, the Members of
Parliament for the City, the Dean of Guild, the
Deacon Convener, Dr. W. T. Gairdner, Professor of
Medicine ; Dr. A. Thomson, Professor of Anatomy ;
Dr. Andrew Fergus, President of the Faculty of
Physicians and Surgeons; A. H. M'Lellan, Patrick
.Playfair, George Gibson, Professor Leishman, Rev.
David Millar, Dr. Peter Stewart, Dr James Morton,
and Dr. John Coats.
Elected by the General Court— J. Couper, Sir J.
Lumsden,W. Galbraith, H. Brown, Dr. J. G. Fleming,
W. Stirling, J. Brown, jun., P. Clouston, John
M'Clure, and William M'Ewen.
Dr. A. Wood Smith, Dr. Perry, Dr. Charteris, Dr.
M'Laren, and Dr. Scott Orr, physicians ; Dr. E. Wat-
son, Dr. D. Dewar, Dr. J. Dunlop, Dr. H. 0. Cameron,
and Dr. J. Morton, surgeons ; Dr. G. R. Mather and
Dr. J. Lawrie, dispensary physicians ; Dr. J. Weir
and J. W. Anderson, extra dispensary physicians; Dr.
W. Macewen and Dr. H, C. Clark, dispensary sur-
geons ; Dr. R. Watson, Dr. J. A. Lothian, and Dr. J.
Whitson, extra dispensary surgeons ; Dr. Tannahill,
vaccinator ; H. Mackenzie, apothecary ; Dr. M.
Thomas, superintendent ; Miss Tait, matron ; Dr. J.
Coats, pathologist and curator of museum ; J. H.
Topping, chaplain ; W. B. Hilliard, cupper ; J.
Brown, janitor; P. Clouston, hon. treasurer; H. La-
mond, 93 West Regent Street, secretary ; J. Wallace
Robertson, 20 St. Vincent Place, cashier.
ROYAL LUNATIC ASYLUM, GARTNAVEL.
List of Directors, &c=, for 1875.
The Lord Provost, president, ex-officio ; J. Brown,
J. Roxburgh, G. Munsie, J. Mair, W. Walls, Dr. R.
S. Orr, Dr. W. A. Liddell, Rev. D. Brown, D. Mac-
farlane, W; W. Watson, A. M'Arthur, J. Brown, jun.,
G. Thomson, W. Scott, Dr. A. Mackintosh, Dr. A.
Fergus, J. A. Wenley, the Chief Magistrate of Pais-
ley , Dr. A. Thomson, professor of anatomy ; Dr. W.
T. Gairdner, professor of medicine ; Dr. D. Yellowlees,
physician to the asylum.
J. Brown, jun., G. Thomson, W. Scott, A.
M'Arthur, J. Roxburgh, J. Brown, weekly commit-
tee ; A. H. M'Lellan, James Paul, J. Mair, Rev. D.
Brown, D. Macfarlane, T. Watson, A. M'Kenzie, G.
Munsie, J. A. Wenley, J. Reid Stewart, T. W. Brown,
Dr. A. Fergus, R. Gow, jun., visitors.
OFFICERS OF THE ASYLUM.
Resident — D. Yellowlees, M.D., Drs. Hay and Blair,
Miss C. W. Rutherford, Miss M. Aitken, J. Caldwell,
D. Watson, J. Barr.
Non-resident — A. Mackintosh, M.D., honorary con-
sulting physician ; J. G. Fleming, M.D., surgeon ; J.
E. Strong, C A., treasurer and secretary ; Rev. J.
Robertson, chaplain ; J. E. Watson, C.A., auditor.
1. The board is, in all cases, payable quarterly,
and in advance.
2. The quarterly terms are — 1st January, 1st
April, 1st July, and 1st October. In regard to
patients at and above the rate of 15s. per week, no
part of the first quarter's board shall be returned,
except in the event of the patient dying before the
expiry of that period, in which case it shall be in the
power of the weekly committee to allow the return of
such proportion of the board as, under all the cir-
cumstances, they consider reasonable.
3. Every patient must be provided with proper
apparel. An accurate list of every article brought
with the patient must, on admission, be delivered to
the steward, or principal attendants, to the superin-
tendent of the ladies, or the matron, according to the
house in which the patient is placed, and the name
must be fully marked on each article. If any neces-
sary part of dress should not be fully supplied, after
eight days' intimation has been given that it is wanted,
it will be furnished by the house, and the cost of it
charged against the patient.
4. Patients in the west house may be visited every
lawful day between 10 and 12 o'clock ; those in the
east house, who are not paupers, on Mondays, be-
tween the same hours ; and patients who are paupers,
on Saturdays, also from 10 till 12 o'clock. Only
those who are duly authorised can be permitted to
visit patients.
ASYLUM (PRIVATE) FOR THE INSANE,
KlRKXANDS, BoTHWELL.
Treasurer's office, 68 Bath Street.
GLASGOW EYE INFIRMARY.
Berkeley Street West, and at 76 Charlotte Street.
President, R. Dalglish, Esq. ; directors, A. Gal-
braith, A. Hannay, A. Mein, M. Pollok, J. G. Fleming,
M.D., Prof. Ramsay, A. Kay, W. Kerr, H. Taylor,
W. Paterson, W. Stirling, Prof. Cowan, M.D. ; trea-
surer, George Munsie, 109 Virgiuia Place; secretary,
G. Black, 88 West Regent Street ; physician, H. Rainy,
M.D. ; consulting surgeon, G. Buchanan, M.D. ; sur-
geons, T. Reid, M.D., H. C. Cameron, M.D., T. S.
Meighan,M.D. ; assistant surgeons, R.Watson, M.D.,
Henry E. Clark, M.R.C.S.; resident medical clerk,
J. F. Joyce. Visitors. — Gentlemen, J. M'Farlane, J.
Paterson, M.D., A. H. Maclean, A. Drew, G. Thom-
son, Bailie Millar, H. Brown, A. Crum, W. Macfar-
lane, J. Marshall, T. Train, William Macadam. Ladies,
Mrs. Mackenzie, 1 Oakfield Terrace, Mrs. Hethering-
ton, 13 Oakfield Terrace, Mrs. Ronaldson, 7 Park
Terrace, Mrs. Paterson, 1 Park Terrace, East, Mrs.
Jaap, 23 Oakfield Terrace, Mrs. Wallace, 8 Grauby
Terrace, Mrs. Ramsay, College, Mrs. Paterson, 8
Claremont Terrace, Mrs. Brown, 9 Hillhead Gardens,
Mrs. Taylor, 21 Newton Place, Miss Smith, 11 Bloom-
field Place, Miss Gray, 34 St. James' Street, Miss
Penney, 20 Newton Place, Miss Kerr, 5 Newton
Place. House steward and collector of subscriptions
at Berkeley Street, Mr. David Anderson. House-
keeper, Miss Baxter. House-keepers at Charlotte
Street, Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter.
GLASGOW DISPENSARY FOR DISEASES
OF THE EAR.
241 Buchanan Street.
Open Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 p.m.
This charitable institution is supported by volun-
tary subscription, its objects being the advancement
of this special department of medical science by lec-
tures and clinical teaching to students, and the
gratuitous treatment of poor persons suffering from
all forms of ear disease and deafness.
Number of cases treated annually about 1000.
No letter of recommendation required. Aural sur-
geon, Dr. Cassells, 2 Newton Terrace ; matron, Mrs.
Henderson.