The Sun.
London, England, 1862-06-19 00:00:00

sr. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL.

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St. Thomas's Hospital is not to be closed. It is
not, at present at least, to be transported into the
country, which would be almost as bad as closing.
Its immediate destination, after all the strife of con-
flicting interests, and the visions of pseudo-sanita-
ihne ethpisinions of all practical men journal—viz., the Royal
pseudo-sanita-
rians,is precisely that spot which was first indicated.
and
Surreyin Gardens.
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acquainted with the wants of the labouring hosts
south of the river, who pursue their callings in the
midst of all the conditions that endanger health and
limb, have gradually gravitated towards this spot.
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tions of the hospital to the wants of that community
whose distress it had throughout three centuries
relieved. The authorities of the institution are
already in possession of the ground, and workmen
are actively employed in erecting temporary build-
ings for immediate occupation. The avowed object
of the Governors is not yet, however, we regret to
say, definitely to occupy this site for the purposes
of the hospital. The statements which have hitherto
appeared in the public journals are, in this respect,
inaccurate and too highly coloured. The site is
leased for two years and a half only. The Surrey
Music Hall is being re-arranged to receive about
300 patients, and ont patients will also be seen; the
school will be carried on in some of the numerous
buildings on the premises. Thus there will be no
break, no interruption in the beneficent ministre-
tions of charity. It is greatly to be desired thatthiN
temporary home may prove the final abiding-Pin
of this institution, and then as an hospital °
to the relief of human suffering, and ao
t the world,
the diffusion of medical skill througbou .
road position
St. Thomas's will still hold her P
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amongst the great hospitals of this
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school for
arrangement, and thus
new site offers facilities for the adoption
improvements in hospital
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for the construction of such a
has not yet
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