The Metropolitan hospitals and vivisection : a guide for the charitable in the disposition of their gifts and bequests / The National Anti-Vivisection Society.

  • National Anti-Vivisection Society (Great Britain)
Date:
1902
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    Name of Hospital. Invalid Asylum, Stoke Newington, N.(Est. 1825) Italian Hospital, Queen Square,W.C.(Est.l884) Name of such Licensed Vivisector or Vivisectors. Kensington Dispensaky [ AND Children’s Hos- | pital,49,Church Street, | Kensington, W. (Est. [ 1840) I Certificates held in addition to licence, if any.+ Laboratory registered for vivisection in connexion with Hospital, if any. Remarks. Treasurer, Conrad Beck, Esq. 27 beds. Treasurer, Sir Samuel Montague, Bt. 50 beds. King Edward’s Hospital Fund granted TlOO to this Hospital in 1901. The Secretary informs me that C. Eric Hambro, Esq., M.P., is now Chairman of this Hospital. Hon. Secretary, J. H. Batten, Esq. 10 beds. King's College Hospital, Portugal Street, Lin- coln's Inn, W.C. {Est. 1839) Leyton, Walthamstow, ' And Wanstead Child- ren’s AND General Hospital (Eat. 1878)... 1899 1900) 1901) 1899] 1900 1901) 1899) 19011 1899] 1900 - 1901) A.II.Chealle,F.R.G.S. //. J. M. Playfair, M.D., F.E.C.S. ... D, Ferrier, M.D. 1899 B {1899 B \1900 B [1901 B \1899 A, B, EE ]1901 A, B,EE ^1899 B \1900 B O. L. Cheatle, F.R.G.S. W. A. Turner, M.D. ... Ghairman, Viscount Dillon. 221 beds. King Edward's Hospital Fund granted £1,350 to this Hospital in 1901. Mr. A. H, Cheatle is no longer a licensee. Chairman, G. Baker, Esq. 35 beds. Lock Hospital and Rescue Home, Harrow Road, Paddington, W., j and Male Out-Patient Department, 91, Dean Street, Soho, W. (Hos- pital est. 1748 and Home in 1787) Chairman, Lord Kinnaird. 162 beds. King Edward’s Hospital Fund granted ^750 to this Hospital (Female) in 1901. The Secretary informs me that there are now 200 beds at this Hospital. London Fever Hospital, Liverpool Road, N. (Est. 1801) 18991 1900) J. W. Washbourne, M.D., F.R.C.S. (1899 A, B, EE (1900 B, EE London Homoeopathic Hospital, Great Or- mond Street, Blooms- bury, W.C. (Est. 1849) Treasurer, Sir J. C. Dimsdale, M.P. 170 beds. King Edward’s Hospital Fund granted ±‘600 to this Hospital in 1901. Dr. Washbourne ceased to hold a license in 1901 and died in June, 1902. Chairman, J. Pakenham Stilwell, Esq., J.P. 104 beds. King Edward’s Hospital Fund granted £200 to this Hospital in 1901. London Hospital, Mile End,E. (Est. 1740) 1899) 1900 19011 1.S99) 1900 1901) 1899 I 1900 ^ 19011 1899 ' 1900, 1899 I 1900 1901 I 1900 I 19011 P. Furnivall, F.R.C.S. L. Hill, M.B., M.R.C.S. W. Bulloch, M.D. ... U. Hutchison, M.D.... II. L. Barnard, ^I.B., F.R.C.S. ... J. J. R. Macleod, M.B. (1899 A, B, EE 1900 A, B, EE (1901 B, EE (1899 B, C, EE - 1900 C (1901 A, C 1899 A ■! 1900 A (1901 A 11899 B, EE , 1900 B, EE (1899 A, B, EE 1900 B, EE 11901 B, EE 11900 B, EE 11901 B, EE London Skin Hospital, 40, Fitzroy Square, W. (Est. 1887) Medical j Chairman, The Hon. Sydney Holland. 800 beds. College 1 .According to the last reports of the Loudon Hospital, the 1 authorities paitl i,'2,022 10s. (Report for 1897, p. 33) in 1897, i'2,007 15s. (Report for 1898, p. 33) in 1898 and T2,150 (Report tor I 1899, p. 39) in 1H99,T2,176 (is. 2d. in 1900 (Report for 1900, p. 39), and 1:2,251 13s. 4d. in 1901 (Report for 1901, p. 37) to the Medical College out pf the general funds of the Hospital, and no account whatever of what becomes of the money is to be found in the reports of either Hospital or College.** It is true that the College pays a rent of i.‘4G4 16s. lOd. (Report for year 1901, p. 34) to the Hospital, leaving a sulistantial balance in its own favour. The ' Hospital has lent the College £11,355 13s. lid. (Report for 1901, 39) but INIr. Sydney Holland informs me that the interest on this sum is included in the income account under the heading of interest. The College, therefore, has received from the Hospital funds during j the last live years, i'10,608 4s. 6d., which has been simply trans- ferred to it, and has also received £11,355 13s. lid. as a loan. ! The College, which has thus absorbed since 1897 no less a sum than I 1;'21,963 18s. 5d., publishes no accounts whatever of what has become ! of this money. King Edward’s Fund makes a grant of £5,0CK) a I year to this Hospital. In this instance, the grant is qualified j by a specific hypothecation to the defraying of the cost of .structural alterations not connected with the College. (Letter of Sir Francis Knollys to Mr. Coleridge, 30th April, 1898.) Mr. F'urnivall is not licensed to perform experiments at the Medical College attached to this Hospital. Mr. Hunter, though not other- wise connected with the Hospital or College, was licensed to perform experiments at the Medical College attached to this Hospital in 19(X) and 1901. Dr. Hutchison is no longer a licensee. Chairman, Charles E. C. Pritchard, Esq. 11 beds. * The returns for 1901 are the last available. *• Mr. Holland informs me that the College Accounts are furnished to officials “ t For meaning of Certificates see page 5. concerned,” but they are not published, and copies cannot be procured by the public.