Report to the superintendents and visitors of sections in the recent Sanitary Visitation Movement, with suggestions as to a permanent scheme : also, proceedings of public meeting, and appendix of relative documents / submitted by Dr. Gairdner.

  • Gairdner, W. T. (William Tennant), Sir, 1824-1907.
Date:
1867
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Credit: Report to the superintendents and visitors of sections in the recent Sanitary Visitation Movement, with suggestions as to a permanent scheme : also, proceedings of public meeting, and appendix of relative documents / submitted by Dr. Gairdner. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    be so managed as to be available en T S '* SUre1^ Visitors; bat X incline to thll% V commendation of would require to be iu£ 1t\* * ^^Mon nent small Centra]CommitteSo r> * °arefUl ^ pe'' officials, wbo wonld ST„ l' V a °ertain n^ber of gation „f doub M Cal an1\rDP ~ & * «^ futae guidance: The whok of tV ^ g °f resute ™» be remitted fa eZaerft* s<*J*°H°™ve„ might Option of a permlrsX^rtrth f , ltad, on ^:*::r wiH require a 'J^^?^* ** supervision and visitation Permanent sanitary T-^^^tXnl^e^- ordinary seasons. y squired in to25AfaIffie°sr ~ ^ ^ ^ 20 4. It is probable that a total number of from 1500 to 000 « permanently available, and guided by a Cental Commrt ee m their operations, and by one or two paid offices to keep books and accounts, and in some cZ Z haps to admnnster funds or distribute clothing £b &c :tz z for necessitous ^ ™w »W51 It is to me somewhat doubtful whether the sectionil arrangement adopted during the late period of £££