The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23 00:00:00

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THERAPEUTIC INSTITUTION,
118, HOLBORN-ntm.,
• • • (NsoLy ,uPPokkrit.A.'ETTtia-s..ANE.)
tits' INSTITUTION was FOUNDED in OCTOBER,
1 1824, by Mr. M; 0:-WITA-Yliiiilrei-the superintendence
and aided by the late JOHN ARMSTRONG, M.D., Of Rus-
sell-scprare, Member of the Royal College, of Physicians; Lon-
don, Lectiner on the Principles and Practice of Physic, and
Consulting Physician to the London Fever Hospital, author of
a celebratedtreatise on Typhus Fever, and other popular. works;
WILLIAM MILLIGAN, M.D.,5, Portman-street, Portthen7
Square, Member of the London and Edinburgh royal Colleges
of Physicians, Physician to the Middlesex .Infiruaary, and; Royal
Universal. Infirmary for Children, Lechirer on the PrinciPles
and Praetice of Physic' 'Chemistry, Materia. Medica, &c. ;• and
JOHN GARTHSHORE THOMSON, M.D., li6,Margaret-.
street, Cavendish-square, Member of the Universities of Cam-
bridge and Edinburgh, and of the Royal College of Physicians,
London, Physician-Accoucheur to. the Ladies' Benevolent Ao-
sociatiou, Lecturer on the Principles and Practice of Midwifery,
&c..; and among other eminent mediCal Men who have attended
this Institution, it had tbr upwards of two years, to boast of ,the
able and valuable services
,of that distinguished and accom-
plished Public Lecturer, and talented Physician-Accoucheur,
GEORGE, JEWEL, M.D., 'Lecturer on Midwifery, arorthe
Diseases of Women 1110 Children at the Windmill-street School
of Xnatorny; Physician-Accoticheur to the Middleseic Infir-
mary, and author of a popular Medical Work, introducing a
new mode of treatment in Fluor Allies. ,
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Mr. WRAY, the founder Of the above Institution, most re-
spectfully informs the Nobility; Gentry, and Public, that he has
recently enlarged. his Town Residence by taking the adjoining
House in Ely-court, arid has fitted it oft in an elegant style,
which will be found particularly well adapted to persons visiting
Loudon for the purpose of receiving Medical Advice, as posses-
sink advantaes (not to be met with at Hotels or Private Apart-
ment4esseutially requisite, for the speedy restoration of Health.
Bed-room and Sitting-room, combining every comfort and
conyenienCe, with Boerd. Physician's and Surgeon's attend-
ance, Four Guineas per Week.
Persons who consult their own Medical Advisers, may have
Apartments on as moderate terms as at any of the respectable
Loili.ting-houses in London, with all the Medical Benefits this
Establishmeot is calculated to afford Invalids, viz., a Bed-room,
front Ten Shillinis to One Guinea per Week, or a Bed-room
and Sitiing,r-reem from* One Guinea to Three.
Another leading Feature of this Institution is,.to afford to
persons not residing. iu the House, the advice of the first Medi-
cal Talent in London on their calling at the Physician's and
Surgeon's hours of attendance—from Eleven to One o'clock,
daily.
Two hours every Evening (from SeVen till Nine o'ClOck) _re
devoted.to Surgical Cases, and persons calling at, those hours
may receive,the Physicians and Surgeous advice, ire, pi ,r 7
pence, and any Medicines prescribed, will be dispensed at the
usual Druggists': prices. •• •
The Proprietor has a Suite of Apartments vacant at his
Country Residence, Astville House, Battersea-fields, delight.
fully situated near the Banks of the Thames, commanding a
full view of the River, with extensive. Flower-garden, Farm-
yard, Kitchen Garden, and Fields attached, suitable for an lo-
valid.requiring Medical,,attendance..or a ',Lady desirous of re-
tirement, who insy, if m
.prt!ferred, have her own attenthts.
The use of one of Mr. Wray's Vehieles, or Horses fur riding,
if required,