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| Infirmary | Infirmary | William Dixon Esqr | About 4 chains SE of | An excellent stone building established in 1815 | ||
| Infirmary | George Tate Esqr | Pottergate Tower | and is under the management of two physicians | |||
| Infirmary | Name Painted on Front of the Building | two Surgeons and an apothecary whose offices occupy | ||||
| the ground floor. Upwards of 400 patients receive | ||||||
| medical and surgical assistance at this institution | ||||||
| annually. Every subscriber of one guinea or upwards | ||||||
| is considered a governor with the privilege of voting | ||||||
| in all transactions and may have one patient | ||||||
| constantly on the Books. The institution was originally | ||||||
| a Dispensary. Now an Infirmary the upper story | ||||||
| contains the wards and chambers for the Nurses | ||||||
| Dispensary Street | Dispensary Street | William Dixon Esqr | About 50 links W. of | An open street extending between Clayport Street and | ||
| Dispensary Street | George Tate Esqr | the Infirmary | Pottergate Tower. This street was called Dispensary | |||
| Dispensary Street | Name on Corner | Lane on the original Plans of Alnwick | ||||
| Dispensary Lane | Whites Directory | |||||
| Dispensary Lane | OS Map of 1851 | |||||
| E. Gillespie SRE | ||||||
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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