The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-23 00:00:00

THE GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL.

The first anniversary festival of this institution
was held on Wednesday, at the London Tavern,
Mr. Alderman Wire in the chair. About 120 gen-
tl- men sat down to a very splendid dinner, and Ihe
gallery was graced vrith the presence of many

Ituroug the company present we observed tl'e
Rev. Dr. Cr oly, Mr. Deputy Conder, Sheriff elect ;
the Rev. Theophilus Saulez, honorary chaplain ;
the Rev. Robert Maguire, incumbent of Clerken-
well ; Mr. Under-Sheriff Millard, Drs. Copeland,
F.R.S., F. C. Skey, F.R.S., Dr. Robert Rowe,
W. S. Savory, Esq., Dr. Coote, Dr. Hardinge,
Wm. Harvey, Esq , Dr. Lawrence, George Sewell,
Eq., Dr. Croft, William Rogers, Esq, dr,e.
On the removal of the cloth,. the grace from the
Spirituali" was sung, and the health of her
Majesty the Queen, his Royal Highness the Prince
Consort, the Prince of Wales, and the rest of the
Royal Family, and the Army and Navy, followed.
In proposing the toast of the evening, "Pros-
perity to the Great Northern Hospital," the CHAIR-
MAN stated that this hospital contained 51 beds
for the reception of. the suffering poor, and that
other arrangements were made for those who
required relief. When he visited the hi splal
that day, as he thought. it his duty to do,
he must confess that ha was struck with the
amount of accimmodation which the establishment
aff"rded. (fear, ar.) And when he heard of the
vast numbers who had been relieved by the insti-
tution, he said t 3 hirmelf that he should be Bur
-
prised indeed if the result of that evening's contri-
butions did nest enable the committee at least to
make the hospital more capacious. He hoped that
they would that night lay the foundation of a home
tor the miserably impoverished districts by which
the hospital was surrounded. The worthy alder-
man concluded by paying a well-merited. tribute of
respect to the medical officers. Ho warmly cute-
gi-ed the memory of the founder, and implored
those who were present to follow his bright
example.
The Honorary Secretary (Mr. Frederink S )
then ma Vl° to reference to the
founder, Mr. Statham, stated :
" Not only to humanity, but to science also,
Mr. Statham has left a legacy. His last gift to
the ho3pital was a considerable and valuable collec-
ting of morbid and other specimens, which are now
deposited within its walls as the nucleus of a future
museum.

" The committee have the honour to announce
that during the pact year his Grace the Duke of
Mailborough has not only tecome the patron of
this hospital, but has also liberally contributed to
its support.
_ _

" The donations and subscriptions for the past
year amount to 1,2181. 163. 4d., whilst the expen-
diture for the same period has been 2,0111. 36. sd. ;
leaving a balance against the hospital of 784/.
parties-
15s. Bd.
" The committee have now to throw them-
selves upon a generous and discerning public,.
ctsoluonsterym en sympathyhas madewith theirthe v 0
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to one of the least of these my brethren, ye have
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A variety of other toasts followed, and the
anountof subscriptions and donations announced
was
nearly 4
The musical arrangements were under the direc-
tion of Mr. Winn, a sisted by Miss B Inks, Mrs.
Winn Mr. Lockey, and Mr. Buckland. The impor-
tant duties of toastmaster were ably discharged by
Mr. Higgs.

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