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MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS.
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GLASGOW HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY
FOR DISEASES OF THE EAR.
241 Buchanan Street.
Patrons, The Right Hon. Lord Lovat, Beaufort
Castle, Beauly; Sir James Bain, Park Terrace ; W.
Add, Esq., C.A., Park Ten-ace ; Thomas Brown,
Esq., Brisbane House, Ibrox; Dr. And. Buchanan,
President of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons,
Athok Place; Alexander Crura, Esq., Thornliebank ;
Rer. Dr. J. Elder Camming, Granby Terrace ; Peter
Denny, Esq., Dumbarton; Colin R. Dunlop, Esq.,
Garnkirk House ; Bailie Finlay, Moss Park, PoUok-
shields; Robert Gourlay, Esq., Bank of Scotland;
Leonard Gow, Esq., Hayston, KirkintiUoch ; Rev.
Dr. E. D. Hutton, St. Silas' English Church; Chas.
M. King, Esq., Aubermony House, Milton of Campsie;
Rev. Dr. James Knox, Pollok Street U.P. Church;
Joseph R. Martin, Esq., 3 South Hanover Street ;
Dr. James D. Marwick, Council Chambers ; Ex-
Bailie Morrison, Ashcraig, Kelvinside ; A. Dunn
Pattison, Esq., of Dalinuir ; Rev. Dr. Wm. Pulsford,
Trinity Congregational Church; George Readman,
Esq., Clydesdale Bank; H. L. Seligmann, Esq., 1
Victoria Crescent, Dowanhill ; Alex. Stephen, Esq.,
Park Ten-ace; David Tod, Esq., Eastwood Park;
Ai-chd. Walker, Esq., 8 Crown Terrace, Dowanhill ;
John Watson, Esq., of Earnock; Jas. Wilson, Esq.,
Provost of Govan. Honorary Medical Staff, Dr. P.
Stewart, 1 Albany Place, senior consulting physician;
Dr. James Morton, Athole Place, senior consulting
surgeon; Dr. J. Cowan Woodburn, 197 Bath St.,
consulting dental surgeon; Dr. David Foulis, 191
Hill Terrace, Garnet Hill, consulting surgeon for
throat diseases ; Dr. A. K. Irvine, 3 Newton Ter. ;
Dr. A. L. Kelly, 24 Carlton Place ; Dr. J. Gardiner,
1 Lcndel Terrace, Paisley Road. Dr. James P.
Cassells, 2 Newton Terrace, superintendent and
acting aural surgeon.
This charitable institution is supported by public
and voluntary subscription, its object being the ad-
vancement of this special department of medical
science by lectures and clinical teaching to students,
and the gratuitous treatment of poor persons suffer-
ing from all forms of ear disease and deafness.
Number of cases treated annually about 1000.
The hospital, which contains 12 beds for in-door
patients, is always open for urgent cases. Hours of
Surgeons' visit, 3 p.m. daily. Out-door patients are
seen on Tuesdays, Wednesays, Thursdays, and
Fridays at 4 p.m. by Dr. Cassells and assistants.
LOCK HOSPITAL.
41 Rottenrow Street.
Incorporated by seal of cause from the Magistrates
and Town Council, and supported by voluntary
contributions.
This institution was formed in 1805, for the cure
of unfortunate females. The directors are chosen
annually, and consist of one from the Clergy, one
from the Town Council, one from the Merchants'
House, one from the Trades' House, two from the
Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, and six from
the general body of subscribers.
Dr James Dunlop and Dr. A. Patterson, acting
surgeons; R. Young, secretary, 107 Buchanan Street;
T. D. Findlay, treasurer, 146 Buchanan Street; P.
. Condra, superintendent.
ROYAL LUNATIC ASYLUM, GARTNAVEL.
List of Directors, &c=, for 1880.
The Lord Provost, president, ex-officio ; J. Brown,
W. Walls, J. Roxburgh, W. Stiriing, H. Kennedy, A.
Hamilton, sen., Dr. R. S. Orr, Dr. T. B. Henderson,
Rev. Dr. Jamieson, E. Thomson, J. Brown, jun., G.
Thomson, A. M'Arthur, Dr. A. Fergus, J. IVI'Clure,
A. Hannay, J. N. Outhbertson, T. Anderson, the Chief
Magistrate of Paisley ; Dr. J. Cleland, professor of
anatomy ; Dr. W. T. Gairdner, professor of medicine ;
Dr. D. Yellowlees, physician to the asylum.
J. Brown, jun., G. Thomson, T. Anderson,
J. Roxburgh, J. Brown, J. M'Clure, weekly commit-
tee; J. Reid Stewart, T. W. Brown, R. Gouriay, H.
S. Maepherson, Dr. A. Fergus, H. Kennedy, G. Mun-
sie, D. Ritchie, R. Gow, jun., J. N. Cuthbertson, R.
Gourlay, Rev. Dr. Jamieson, and E. Thomson, 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 ; H. C. Cameron, M.D., surgeon ; J.
R. Strong, C.A., treasurer and secretary ; Rev. J.
Robertson, chaplain ; J. E. Watson, C.A., auditor.
The Glasgow Royal Asylum is incorporated by
royal charter. Its affairs are managed by directors,
who are in part deputed from various public bodies
in the city, and in part appointed by the qualified
contributors to the funds of the Institution.
The Asylum provides accommodation for over 500
patients from all grades of society, and at all rates of
Ijoard. No one derives any pecuniary gain from the
boards paid for patients. Application for the ad-
mission of patients should be made to Dr. Yellow-
lees, the physician superintendent, at the Asylum.
When practicable the application should be personal
rather than by letter.
DISPENSARY FOE DISEASES OF
THE CHEST.
107 DuNDAS Street, Glasgow.
Open for gratuitous advice to poor patients suffering
from chest disease on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 1
o'clock.
The Duke of Hamilton and Brandon, patron ; Sir
R. M. Napier, A. Campbell, of Blythswood, D. C. E.
C. Buchanan, of Drumpellier, and Prof. W. T. Gardi-
ner, M.D., directors ; Professor P. A. Simpson, M.A.,
M.D., 8 Brandon Place, physician ; G. F. Christie,
71 West Nile Street, honorary treasurer.
This Dispensary open also for gratuitous treatment
of diseases of the throat on Mondays and Wednesdays,
at 1 p.m. D. Foulis, M.D., 191 Hill Street, Garnet-
hill, physician.
THE GLASGOW INSTITUTE FOR THE
TREATMENT OF SPINAL DISEASES AND
DEAFNESS.
85 South Portland Street.
The following books can be sent to any address
(post free) for the amount in postage stamps: — " On
the Treatment of Lateral Curvature and other
diseases of- the Spinal Column, with injuries to the
back causing nervous complaints and paralysis,
including cases showing recoveries," price one shilling.
Also, "A Treatise on Deafness," revised by Dr.
Buchanan, Physician and Surgeon, price sixpence.