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. Years in which Hospital employed or had connected with it a licensed vivisector or vivisectors since 1809.* Name of such Licensed Vivisector or Virisectors. Certificates held in addition to licence, if any.t Laboratory registered for vivisection in connexion with Hospital, if any. 1 Remarks. j British Hospital foe Diseasf.s of the Skin, 29, Euston Road, N.W. (Est. 1864) Treasurer, C. Hancock, Esq. 12 beds. jBritish Hospital for Mental Disorders and Brain Diseases, 208, Eluston Road, N.AA’’. (Est. 1890) Chairman, Dr. E. F. MacCarfchy. - British Lying in Hos- pital, Eudell Street, Long Acre, AV.C. (Est. 1749) 1899) 1900, G. H. D. Robinson, M.D. (1899 A (1900 A Chairman, C. E. Farmer, Esq. 22 beds. King Edward’s Hospital Fund granted £300 to this Hospital in 1901. Dr. Robinson is no longer a licensee. Brook Hospital, Shooters Hill, Kent, Fever (Est. 1896) 1899 B. A. Richmond, M.R.C.S 1899 Band EE Chairman, A. Bodeu, Esq. Mr. Richmond is no longer resident here. 488 beds. This Hospital does not appeal for funds, as it is supported out of the rates. The Secretary informs me that S. J, Cole, Esq., is now Chairman of this Hospital. Cancer Hospital, Bromp- ton, S.AV. (Est. 1851)... Ca'nning Town Medical Mission Hospital, 520, Barhing Road, E. (Est. 1895) 1900 1901 J. O. Turner, F.R.C.S. J. Dundas Grant, M.D., F.R.C.S 1900 A 1901 A, E Chairman of General Committee, A. E. Marsden, Esq. 105 beds. Kmg Edward’s Hospital Fund granted £200 to this Hospital in 1901. The Secretary informs me that the Chairmanship of this Hospital is now vacant. Mr. Turner is no longer a licensee. 13 beds. King Edward's Hospital Fund granted £100 to this Hospital in 1901. Central London Oph- 1899 Ernest Clarke, M.D., 1899 B Chairman, Colonel A. Woodroffe Boyce. Dr. Clarke is no longer THALMic Hospital Gray’s Inn Road, W.C (Est. 1843) Central London Throat Nose and Kar Hnsjdtal Gray's Inn Road, W.C (Est. 1874) Charing Hospital, (Est. 1820) Cross W.C. 1901 lH9it I 1900 19(11 ) 1901 1H99 F.R.C.S. Dundas Grant, M.D. F.R.C.S 1901 A, E .1. \V. H. Evrk. M.n..! -M.U.C.S I I Mknm. .Mookk, M.A. ... •M. S. Pkmrrky, M.l). I 1899 A R 1900 A B 11901 A B 1901 C 1899 A, B,0, E Mrdical Scliool a licensee. 28 beds. King Edward’s Hospital Fund granted ^100 to this Hospital in 1901. Chairman, Capt. Alfred Hutton. 17 beds. King Edward's Hospital Fund granted £150 to this Hos])ital in 1901. The Secretary informs me that Dr. Dundas Grant is no longer a licensee. Treasurer, ft. ,J. Drummond, Esq. IHO beds. The aceounts of Charing Cross Hospital show tliat its niiinagprs “ transferred to the Medical School Account ’ ■Account ” of the Hospital:— from the “ General In 18't() In 1897 In 1898 In 1899 In 1900 In 1901 tl,59 i-211 i-441 ,£•416 £•429 £•448 9s. 5d. 19s. 5d. 2s. 4s. Is. (id. 2d. 7d. (Report for 1896, p. 85) (Report for 1897, p. 85) (Report for 1898, p. 85) (Rej)ort for 1899, p. 45) (Report for 1900, p. 37) (Report for 1901, p. 87) 9s. 8d. In 1899 £200 in addition to the above £416 4s. 2d. was taken from the General Account of the Hospital to pay for a new staircase in the Medical School, and in 1900 £179 2s. lOd. in addition to the grant of £429 Is. 7d. was taken from the General Account of the Hospital to l>ay for electric lighting, new staircase, and other expenses in con- nection with the Medical School, and in 1901, .£22, in addition to the grant of £448 9s. 8d. was taken from the General Account of the Hosi>ital to pay for a new store room at the Medical School. King Edward’s F’uud contributed £2,006 5s. in 18))7, £1,000 in 1898, £1,000 in 1899, and £1,500 in 1900 and also in 1901 to this Hospital. In 1899. Drs. Phillips and Arkle; in 1900, I)rs. Phillips and Pembrey ; and in 1901, Drs. Bolton and Pembrey, though not other- wi.se connected with the Hospital or the School, were licensed to ptuform experiments at the .Medical School. The Rritish Medical Journal of the 25th of May, 1901, states that in the (.'barter of this Hospital the Medical School is specifically doscrihed as “ a part of the said Hospital.” If this be so, it is clear that a portion of every subscription given to this Hospital is certainly destined to be used iu support of a place wherein animals arc vivisected, unless the fees paid by tiu! students suffice for the entire support of the School, which is clearly not the case, and it would be better if the School is ‘‘ a part of the Hospital ” that its accounts should be published, for if the Rritish Medical Journal's statement that’' ” the Hospital receives from the School one-fifth of the gross amount of fees paid by the students ” is correct, it must be deduced from the last Hospital report that £1,869 Os. 8d. was paid by the students into the joint institution of the expenditure of which no account is published. The returns for 1901 are the last available. • British Medical Journal, May 36th, 1901.