...proportionally, than gnne; and that, insane •Sraalea had more than insane males. of the London Homoeopathic Hospital did not contain evidence of a greater development...which the cases are not of so serious a character as one is accustomed to see under treatment in hospital, black wash is applied to syphilitic sores, and...

...we learn that Lord Ebury gave vent to a feeling of regret that the report of the London Homoeopathic Hospital did not contain evidence of a greater development of the objects of the institution. Ihe number of patients was not very large, and the clinical lectures had been given up, " owing to...

...we learn that Lord Ebury gave vent to a feeling of regret that the report of the London Homoeopathic Hospital did not contain evidence of a greater development...which the cases are not of so serious a character as one is accustomed to see under treatment in hospital, black wash is applied to syphilitic sores, and...

...we learn that Lord Ebury gave vent to a feeling of regret that the report of the London Homoeopathic Hospital did not contain evidence of a greater development...which the cases are not of so serious a character аз one is accustomed to see tinder treatment in hospital, black wash is applied to syphilitic sores,...

...auxiliary (allopathic) aids to eke out a modicum of relief, or indeed to assist in curing." Accordingly, in the London Homoeopathic Hospital, in which the cases " are not of so serious a character as one is accustomed to under treatment in hospital," black wash is applied to syphilitic sores, and J-grain...

...the official manager, from which it appears that the reason why clinical lectures were given up was owing to " the attendance being so scanty as greatly to discourage the lecturers." This is certainly disappointing, and we can well understand that the medical officers would grudge...