_23d August 1822._
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We, whose names are herewith signed, beg to express the high
satisfaction with which we have witnessed every thing connected with
the economy and management of Bethlem Hospital.
T. WYNNE,
JOHN RYLEY,
DAVID UR.
_10th Oct. 1822._
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Should I ever be so unfortunate, as to render it necessary to be placed
under restraint, I hope and trust my friends would select this place.
J. S. PEYTON, Capt. R. N.
JOHN BRAMSTON.
_17th Oct. 1822._
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Having viewed the various departments of this hospital, we do consider
it far surpassing all expectations, in cleanliness, order, and decency;
and it would be exhibiting an attempt at ignorance to find the least
fault.
JOHN LEACH,
JOHN FREEMAN,
&c. &c. &c.
_7th Nov. 1822._
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We, the undersigned, this day visited this hospital, through the
various wards, and found every department conducted in cleanliness, &c.
&c. far beyond our most sanguine expectations.
JAMES DEAN,
JOHN EDEN, &c. &c.
_19th Nov. 1822._
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I have visited hospitals on the Continent, and none meets my
approbation so much as Bethlem in all its forms.