The Grand Duke Nicholas, accompanied by several officers of
distinction, went over the hospital, attended by the Treasurer, Dr.
Monro, and the resident officers; and expressed the utmost satisfaction
at every thing which came under their observation.
R. CLARK,
Treasurer.
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The Marquis of Downshire and Lord Marcus Hill inspected this hospital,
and found it in a satisfactory state, with the exception of the
sinks[13] in the male galleries, from which offensive smells arose.
DOWNSHIRE,
MARCUS HILL.
_28th June 1816._
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The undersigned visited the hospital this day, and were particularly
gratified at the cleanness, attention, and good order which they
observed in every part of the building, and which appeared to be most
comfortable and well-aired.
PERCY,
PRUDHOE,
&c. &c. &c.
_7th March 1817._
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The Duke of York, accompanied by Sir William Scott and Mr. Pearse,
Director of the Bank of England, visited the hospital, and expressed
great satisfaction at every thing which they observed in the
accommodation and treatment of the patients.
FREDERICK,
WILLIAM SCOTT,
JOHN PEARSE.
_1st March 1817._
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H. R. H. the Duke of Gloucester, accompanied by the Earl of Lauderdale,
Sir John Sebright, and Col. Dalton, visited the hospital, and expressed
great satisfaction at every thing which they have seen in the
accommodation and treatment of the patients.
WILLIAM FREDERICK,
LAUDERDALE,
THOS. DALTON.
_15th March 1817._
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The Duchess of York, accompanied by Mademoiselle D’Orleans, visited the
hospital, and expressed the highest satisfaction at every thing which
they saw, in the treatment and accommodation of the patients.
FREDERICA,
LOUISA A. D’ORLEANS.
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Lord Combermere, accompanied by Mr. Manning, visited the hospital, and
expressed the greatest satisfaction at every thing which came under
their observation.
COMBERMERE,
WM. MANNING.
_29th March 1817._
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Lord Somerville and Lord Grantham visited the hospital, and expressed
their great satisfaction at the state of the building and patients, and
the attention of the attendants.
SOMERVILLE,
GRANTHAM,
HUGH SEYMOUR,
&c. &c.
_31st March 1817._
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Visited the hospital, and were much gratified at the cleanliness,
general appearance, system, and management of it.
MATTHEW WHITE RIDLEY,
ROBERT BUXTON,
MICHAEL ANGELO TAYLOR,
CHARLES WM. BIGGE.
_14th April 1817._
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Visited the hospital, and were extremely gratified with the
accommodation of the patients, the great cleanliness, and general
appearance of every thing belonging to the institution.
TALBOT,
J. C. TALBOT.
_2d May 1817._
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Visited the hospital, and were extremely gratified with the general
neatness and cleanliness of every part, and the great attention paid to
the health and comfort of the patients.
DARTMOUTH,
H. LEGGE,
RICHARD BAGOT,
J. N. FAZAKERLEY.
_21st May 1817._
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Mr. Baron Garrow visited the hospital with some friends, and found
every thing in the most satisfactory and perfect order.
WM. GARROW,
&c. &c. &c.
_19th June 1817._
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The Duke of Leeds and Lord Templetown visited the several departments
throughout the hospital, and were much gratified at the order and
general arrangements in which they are conducted.
LEEDS,
TEMPLETOWN.
_24th June 1817._
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Sir James M’Gregor, Director-General of Army Hospitals, visited every
part of the establishment, and found it in proper order, receiving the
utmost gratification from the visit.
_9th August 1817._
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Lord Harrowby visited, and was highly gratified at observing the great
cleanliness and order which appears to prevail.
_9th December 1817._