Rules and orders of the Hospitals for the smallpox and inoculation: instituted anno Dom. 1746.

  • Smallpox and Inoculation Hospital.
Date:
1786
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Credit: Rules and orders of the Hospitals for the smallpox and inoculation: instituted anno Dom. 1746. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    Box Half-a-Guinea, if the fame be fufficient to inoculate three Patients; but, if for more, then One Guinea; except the Phyfician of this Cha- rity, who (hall have Liberty to take the fame gratis, if it be for his own Ufe; but, if for any other Perfon, then that he do pay the fame. Apothecary of the General Hospital in particular, I. rr^HAT he fix a Ticket on every Patiends Bed, in the Natural Way, fpecifying their Namp, Age, by whom recommended, and Times of Admiflion, when they were firft feized * - • with the Difeafe, and the Time of thp Eruption of the Puftules. II. That he keep Regifiers of the Natural and Inoculated Patients, containing their Names, Times of Admifiion, Places from whence they came. Age, Bufinefs, Ifllie of the Difeafe, and by whom recommende4» III. That he give Receipts for the Depofit- Money of the Natural Patients^ and pay the fan^e on