Cheltenham Midwifery Institution, for providing medical attendance and other assistance to poor women at their confinement, and through the lying-in month ... : At the annual meeting of this society held on Saturday the 25th of March [1836] ... the following resolutions were passed.

  • Cheltenham Midwifery Institution.
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[1836]
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Credit: Cheltenham Midwifery Institution, for providing medical attendance and other assistance to poor women at their confinement, and through the lying-in month ... : At the annual meeting of this society held on Saturday the 25th of March [1836] ... the following resolutions were passed. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHELTENHAM MIDWIFERY INSTITUTION, For providing medical attendance and other assistance to poor women at their confinement, and through the lying-in month. PATRONESS Right Hon. the DOWAGER LADY CLONBROCK. Ti 'easurer■—Mrs. THICKE, 11, Suffolk Square. Secretary—Mrs. THOMAS, Sandford Lodge. {Together with a Committee of Ladies.) CONSULTING SURGEON WILLIAM WOOD, Esq., Surgeon to the Cheltenham Dis¬ pensary and Casualty Hospital. SURGEONS-ACCOUCHEUR, AUGUSTUS EVES, Esq. Surgeon to the Cheltenham Dispensary and CasualtyHos- pital. J.H.F. SPENCER,Esq.M.D- Late Resident Assistant to the New Lying-in-Hospital, Dub¬ lin. At the Annual Meeting of this Society held on Saturday the 25th of March, at the Royal Old Well Pump Room, the fol¬ lowing Resolutions were passed. I. That the Report of the proceedings of the last Year, together with the Treasurers account be printed. II. That the thanks of this Society be given to the Treasure^ and Secretary, for their valuable services during the past, and that they be requested to continue the same during the present Year. Ill That the thanks of this society, be presented to the Medical Officers, for their indefatigable and constant attention to the Medical Department of this Institution. IV. That the sum of £2. 2 0. be presented to the Funds of the General Hospital and Dispensary, for the supply of Medicine for the ensuing Year. REPORT. The Committee have much pleasure in laying before the Sub¬ scribers the first Report of their Institution, which has been pro ductive of more good to the poor of the town of Cheltenham