Infirmary

RICHARD KNOX: Dr. Ralph Metson of the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary is doing surgery on a woman with non-stop sinus pain.

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The Camp Infirmary is very well arranged, it comprises a ward of 16 beds, an isolation ward containing two beds, a dressings room and an examination room.

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RICHARD KNOX: Dr. Ralph Metson of the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary is doing surgery on a woman with non-stop sinus pain.

Surgery For Sinus Misery: Better, But Still No Cure 2010

Could you call the Infirmary and ask about the child?

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We have Truro (ph) Infirmary, which is uptown, which is a hospital that is ready for re-entry and ready to be repopulated.

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The Workhouse '- always a word of shame, grey shadow falling on the close of life, most feared by the old (even when called The Infirmary); abhorred more than debt, or prison, or beggary, or even the stain of madness.

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In his day the episcopal court was said to rival that of the King, and he built the great tower of the castle or episcopal palace, which was probably erected by Bishop Bondington and stood with the garden in the open space between the cathedral and the present Castle Street, now called Infirmary Square.

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The Infirmary is a noble institution, and always has two hundred patients in the wards; two thousand were received last year, and eight thousand out-door cases received treatment.

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To the south of the Infirmary is another ancient house, though much modernised.

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The doctor, after inveighing loudly against 'men totally ignorant of medical science,' who flood the country with quack nostrums backed up by 'fabricated proofs of miraculous cures,' proceeds to enumerate the diseases to which his 'Infirmary' is open, and to which his practice will be mainly confined.

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