Ninety-fourth annual report of the Royal Edinburgh Asylum for the insane : For the year 1906.

  • Royal Edinburgh Asylum.
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[1907]
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Credit: Ninety-fourth annual report of the Royal Edinburgh Asylum for the insane : For the year 1906. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ROYAL EDINBURGH ASYLUM AND MENTAL HOSPITAL, MORNING-SIDE, EDINBURGH, * WHICH INCLUDES THE HIGHER CLASS DEPARTMENTS OF Craig House, Old Craig House, Sevan House, Myreside Cottage, Queen’s Craig, South Craig, and Hawthorn Villa, Cockenzie. — )——«f- RULES, DIRECTIONS, AND RATES OF BOARD FOR THE ADMISSION OF PATIENTS. 1. Forms of Admission, &c., can be obtained at the Asylum, or by Post from Dr Clouston, Physician - Superintendent, addressing to his private residence, Tipperlinn House, Morningside Place, Edinburgh. (Telephone Nos.—Dr Clouston, Tipperlinn House, 1391 Central; Craig House, 437 Central ; West House, 401 Central). 2. Before a Patient can he permanently treated in the Asylum, two Medical Certificates, and a Sheriffs Warrant (obtained by applying at Sheriff-Clerk’s Office, George IY. Bridge, or at Sheriff- Clerk’s Office of the County in which patient resides) are needed. 3. In any case of Urgency, a “ Certificate of Emergency,” granted by the Family Doctor, by one of the Physicians of the Asylum, or any other Medical Man, and a request signed by a relative or other person having any bond fide connection with the Patient (see Admission Form, p. 2, at foot) are sufficient for the detention and