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4 18TH MAY 1894, Nos. 1190, 1191, JUDICIAL.
observed that the institution at Waltair is spoken of, indifferently, as " the Waltair
Asylum " and " the Vizagapatam Asylum." This may lead to misunderstanding on the
part of persons who are not acquainted with this Presidency and one or other name
(preferably the latter) should be adopted and adhered to.
(True Extract.)
J. F. PRICE,
Chief Secretary.
To the Surgeon-General.
„ District Magistrate, Vizagapatam.
„ „ „ Malabar.
„ Sanitary Commissioner.
„ Inspector-General of Jails.
Editors' Table.
ENDORSEMENT—dated 18th May 1894, No. 1191, Judicial.
Copy to the Government of India, Home Department.
J. F. PRICE,
Chief Secretary.
Exd. A. Raitt
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| Description | Covers 1877-1911. Describes asylums and occurrences of disease and violence. Tables show annual return of patients and causes of mental illness. Age, caste, occupation of insanes shown. Financial statements included. Importance of cleanliness, diet and occupation on patients outlined. |
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| Description | The Mental Health collection consists of 45 volumes dating from 1867 to 1948. Reports describe lunatic asylums and mental hospitals in British India, revealing institutional conditions and care of native and European patients. Statistics show changes in classification of causes and types of insanity, and allow analysis of asylum populations. |
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