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quadgram	frequency
the commissioners in lunacy	51
the district medical officer	32
in the case of	23
the interests of the	21
on the part of	19
on the other hand	19
provision for the insane	18
by the lunacy commissioners	18
the st of january	18
on the st of	18
at the same time	18
of the lunacy commissioners	17
in the first place	17
of the number of	16
the number of the	15
number of the insane	15
to be sent to	15
of the commissioners in	15
of the lunacy board	14
of the insane in	14
in the course of	14
sent to an asylum	14
on the one hand	14
of lunatics in workhouses	13
receptacles for the insane	13
the part of the	13
of the lunacy commission	13
for the most part	13
the curability of insanity	12
by the commissioners in	12
be sent to an	12
the report of the	12
in the instance of	11
in the homes of	11
of the medical officer	11
of pauper lunatics in	10
the medical officer of	10
the question of the	10
treatment of the insane	10
of district medical officers	10
interests of the insane	10
of the state of	9
for the care and	9
in their own homes	9
a proper person to	9
recent cases of insanity	9
by the district medical	9
the condition of the	9
to the lunacy board	9
proper person to be	9
with reference to the	8
person to be sent	8
in a state of	8
to the lunacy commissioners	8
the treatment of the	8
to be found in	8
as receptacles for the	8
the members of the	8
the state of the	8
the present state of	8
the wants of the	8
a large number of	8
the protection of the	8
of the pauper insane	8
the number of patients	8
requirements of the insane	8
with their friends or	8
for the reception of	8
county and borough asylums	7
the separation of the	7
to the number of	7
that it would be	7
for the treatment of	7
and a proper person	7
as far as possible	7
the union medical officer	7
person of unsound mind	7
district medical officer would	7
to the district medical	7
of insane persons in	7
to the commissioners in	7
number of lunatics in	7
from time to time	7
the committee of visitors	7
the total number of	7
the poor law board	7
medical officer of the	7
the care of the	7
recent and chronic cases	7
committee of visitors of	7
with a view to	7
in the hands of	7
the requirements of the	7
on behalf of the	7
a district medical officer	7
the nature of the	7
asylums and licensed houses	7
the union or parish	7
the size of asylums	6
in the management of	6
as a place of	6
should be able to	6
in the absence of	6
a person of unsound	6
on account of the	6
to the county asylum	6
an asylum for chronic	6
care and treatment of	6
report of the commissioners	6
number of pauper lunatics	6
and that it is	6
the manner in which	6
the number of insane	6
in asylums and licensed	6
sent to the asylum	6
pauper lunatics in workhouses	6
of the insane and	6
workhouses as receptacles for	6
in the number of	6
as a matter of	6
the legal provision for	6
the care and treatment	6
in relation to the	6
be found in the	6
detention of patients in	6
care of the insane	6
of the district medical	6
with the other inmates	6
of the insane poor	6
the house of commons	6
and treatment of the	6
of the chronic insane	6
in the way of	6
removal to an asylum	6
at the rate of	6
pauper lunatics in asylums	6
a committee of visitors	6
properly taken care of	6
legal provision for the	6
the whole number of	5
the advantages of the	5
so far as to	5
a greater or less	5
the number of lunatics	5
to which they are	5
asylums for chronic cases	5
this state of things	5
in the interests of	5
condition of the insane	5
order and medical certificates	5
the carrying out of	5
at the present time	5
there is yet another	5
for the detention of	5
on the ground of	5
to take care of	5
on account of their	5
as that of the	5
for the insane poor	5
section of the lunatic	5
the reports of the	5
the earl of shaftesbury	5
the sane and insane	5
the management of the	5
the jurisdiction of the	5
appointment of district medical	5
the character of the	5
proper care and treatment	5
in their ninth report	5
present state of lunacy	5
the returns of the	5
the supervision of the	5
before the select committee	5
the insane in asylums	5
of providing for the	5
of the medical staff	5
made by the commissioners	5
lunatic inmates of workhouses	5
a commission of lunacy	5
on the plea of	5
the welfare of the	5
in connexion with the	5
a matter of course	5
at the time of	5
the order of the	5
of the medical superintendents	5
the extent of the	5
the actual cost of	5
in the construction of	5
be reported to the	5
the increase of insanity	5
the present provision for	5
of the cost of	5
being of the insane	5
the rate of maintenance	5
the homes of the	5
class of the insane	5
the determination of the	5
in england and wales	5
to provide for the	5
to a certain extent	5
noble chairman of the	5
it is to be	5
in the estimation of	5
the medical staff of	5
of the poor law	5
district medical officer in	5
as a means of	5
under the direction of	5
the noble chairman of	5
the insane in workhouses	5
in accordance with the	4
the th section of	4
th section of the	4
and on the other	4
to watch over the	4
justice or officiating clergyman	4
be sent to the	4
that on the st	4
the construction of public	4
is deemed to be	4
the majority of the	4
of a mixed character	4
the pauper lunatics of	4
in the power of	4
the value of the	4
sane and insane together	4
to the exclusion of	4
the sanction of the	4
of the law to	4
of insanity in the	4
are to be found	4
chairman of the lunacy	4
friends of a lunatic	4
of the accumulation of	4
management of themselves and	4
his removal to the	4
into the condition of	4
construction and organization of	4
the number of pauper	4
and for chronic cases	4
the lunatic inmates of	4
ought not to be	4
asylums for the insane	4
of recent cases of	4
in the metropolitan district	4
of the house of	4
the detention of the	4
boarded with their friends	4
of the total number	4
the construction and organization	4
the guardians of the	4
to an asylum for	4
the evils of the	4
state of the law	4
harmless to themselves and	4
at the end of	4
the cognizance of the	4
the hands of the	4
of the system of	4
the chronic insane in	4
of visitors of workhouses	4
persons of unsound mind	4
of the law in	4
the evidence before the	4
we hold to be	4
the plea of economy	4
living with their friends	4
themselves and their affairs	4
of unsound mind in	4
rate of accumulation of	4
protection of the law	4
of the entire number	4
for their care and	4
the duties of the	4
the commission of lunacy	4
as the result of	4
the whole of the	4
acute and chronic cases	4
of the lunacy laws	4
on the curability of	4
so far as the	4
in the ten years	4
asylum or licensed house	4
is called for to	4
manner in which the	4
proper to be sent	4
the existence of the	4
wants of the insane	4
the order of a	4
we have pointed out	4
the consideration of the	4
to the care of	4
placed in an asylum	4
on the state of	4
persons alleged to be	4
the administration of the	4
of the whole number	4
upon the order of	4
to themselves and others	4
the removal of the	4
to be a lunatic	4
asylum care and treatment	4
and at the same	4
an increase of the	4
committee of the house	4
the case of the	4
the state of lunacy	4
to the interests of	4
of the present provision	4
the requirement of the	4
the institution of a	4
a justice or officiating	4
state of lunacy and	4
superintendent of an asylum	4
the views of the	4
population of the country	4
and the legal provision	4
of accumulation of the	4
the benefit of the	4
made by the district	4
that it is not	4
an asylum or licensed	4
by the order of	4
insane persons in the	4
of visitors of the	4
of the union or	4
the rate of accumulation	4
together in the same	4
that the cost of	4
deemed to be a	4
diminishing the curability of	4
of the condition of	4
removal to the asylum	4
for the sake of	4
the friends of a	4
in the treatment of	4
the knowledge of the	4
the entire number of	4
of persons alleged to	4
the detention of lunatics	4
members of the lunacy	4
in the united states	4
the principle of construction	4
is a matter of	4
the cost per head	4
of themselves and their	4
in the following paragraph	4
in which he is	4
the relieving officer or	4
evidence before the select	4
that the number of	4
to the lunacy commission	4
the position of the	4
the discretion of the	4
the duties to be	4
relieving officer or overseer	4
the county in which	4
accumulation of the insane	4
in the county asylum	4
a far more comprehensive	4
the course of the	4
that the medical officer	4
of workhouses as receptacles	4
the superintendent of the	4
increase of the insane	4
the district medical inspector	4
of the evils of	4
on the construction and	4
by reason of the	3
a considerable portion of	3
or is deemed to	3
to be at large	3
patients in their own	3
number of such lunatics	3
the insane population of	3
of a district medical	3
of the medical man	3
for a longer or	3
referred to in the	3
in lieu of a	3
duties of his office	3
of the prevalence of	3
the th th vict	3
early and efficient treatment	3
distance from the asylum	3
in order that he	3
to a greater or	3
we are happy to	3
be discharged or removed	3
the lunacy commissioners of	3
in favour of the	3
stand in need of	3
the derby county asylum	3
by a justice or	3
in the discharge of	3
there can be no	3
the medical superintendents in	3
the evils of workhouses	3
under the jurisdiction of	3
the inadequacy of the	3
the attention of the	3
the inmates of a	3
principles in the construction	3
the committee of the	3
and organization of asylums	3
the county judge and	3
found to be the	3
the case of those	3
in a very large	3
it would be a	3
a longer or shorter	3
of the county in	3
and condition of the	3
commissioners in lunacy have	3
in our humble opinion	3
so that they might	3
of the evidence before	3
no person shall be	3
to be dealt with	3
to remark that the	3
proper persons to be	3
for the insane is	3
to themselves or others	3
be taken to the	3
in the exercise of	3
and position of the	3
it ought to be	3
the condition of those	3
to the discretion of	3
must be remembered that	3
by the medical officer	3
are not to be	3
remain out of an	3
the character of their	3
as being of unsound	3
ought not to have	3
their friends or elsewhere	3
discharge of his duties	3
of most of the	3
in an asylum or	3
longer or shorter period	3
of insane at gheel	3
according to our scheme	3
of workhouse lunatic inmates	3
is a source of	3
the prevalence of insanity	3
one or more of	3
their friends or others	3
on account of his	3
of the middle class	3
that the patient is	3
to counties and boroughs	3
the operation of the	3
the history of the	3
the appointment of district	3
of the present board	3
involving the multiplication of	3
the insane in this	3
at the close of	3
the wards of a	3
is not to be	3
in workhouses should be	3
the future provision for	3
that he should be	3
for the protection of	3
to arrive at a	3
in the character of	3
officer of the asylum	3
to the lord chancellor	3
of a far more	3
be taken charge of	3
the use of a	3
without the sanction of	3
confined in licensed houses	3
of the members of	3
lunacy and of the	3
of lunatics in the	3
the visitation of lunatics	3
that there is no	3
for this class of	3
the amelioration of the	3
is of less than	3
the cost of maintenance	3
ought never to have	3
be found that the	3
large number of medical	3
those concerned in the	3
places for the reception	3
a scheme of a	3
associating with the other	3
pauper lunatics of the	3
the discharge of his	3
pauper lunatics not in	3
greater or less extent	3
the production of the	3
be borne in mind	3
in reference to the	3
to the duties of	3
a manner as to	3
multiplication of chronic lunatics	3
guardians of the poor	3
state of the present	3
be entrusted to the	3
in which he was	3
of the statistics of	3
of workhouses for the	3
little more than the	3
it must be remembered	3
for the purpose of	3
the want of a	3
the existence of a	3
in the capacity of	3
the insane and idiots	3
of our public asylums	3
the patients and their	3
are found to be	3
of the committee of	3
mental and bodily state	3
medical officer of a	3
would be a more	3
and there is no	3
may be allowed to	3
by the appointment of	3
the fact of his	3
the case of paupers	3
four times a year	3
superintendent of the asylum	3
cases of insanity in	3
evils of large asylums	3
and it would be	3
inasmuch as it is	3
be dealt with as	3
would be much more	3
of the middlesex county	3
through the medium of	3
or proposed to be	3
and a medical certificate	3
far more comprehensive nature	3
in the proportion of	3
that is to say	3
the visitation of the	3
lunatic and a proper	3
of the lunatic poor	3
and extent of the	3
some principles in the	3
should or should not	3
ought to be abandoned	3
the number of admissions	3
the medical officer to	3
is or is not	3
with little or no	3
detained in workhouses or	3
medical officer would have	3
it is proposed to	3
recent and for chronic	3
the visits of the	3
be found to be	3
be taken to represent	3
colony of insane at	3
on the score of	3
the case of a	3
the state of massachusetts	3
the ordinary pauper inmates	3
as well as of	3
the superintendent of an	3
engaged in industrial pursuits	3
medical and moral treatment	3
medical officer in the	3
the head of the	3
to the consideration of	3
with friends or others	3
be a source of	3
the homes of our	3
attendants upon the insane	3
of the place and	3
evidence of lord shaftesbury	3
an estimate of the	3
of asylums should be	3
or should not be	3
in workhouses and in	3
to be made for	3
in course of erection	3
the average of the	3
to the transmission of	3
contravention of the law	3
some such scheme as	3
the laws of lunacy	3
the delirium of fever	3
accommodation for the insane	3
to the use of	3
a distinct institution for	3
a return to the	3
left to the discretion	3
nature of the duties	3
on the increase of	3
of the commission of	3
the parish medical officers	3
the plan of placing	3
the middlesex county asylums	3
and it is a	3
is inadequate to the	3
of the devon asylum	3
to that of the	3
of acute and chronic	3
of those who are	3
be remembered that the	3
be added to the	3
the necessity of the	3
to be taken charge	3
at the cost of	3
evils of workhouses as	3
as of unsound mind	3
large number of chronic	3
duties which would devolve	3
with friends or elsewhere	3
appointment of assistant commissioners	3
to be placed in	3
it shall be lawful	3
to the minds of	3
and involving the multiplication	3
it is most desirable	3
one part of the	3
is left to the	3
be placed in the	3
for the insane in	3
this class of pauper	3
to the effect that	3
in workhouses at large	3
and authority of the	3
the parish medical officer	3
being of unsound mind	3
should be reported to	3
in an asylum is	3
detention of the insane	3
they are to be	3
lodged in their hands	3
taken before a justice	3
making a total of	3
the cost of building	3
future provision for the	3
alleged to be insane	3
of this class of	3
that the proportion of	3
as soon as possible	3
unfitness of workhouses for	3
the opening of new	3
the publication of the	3
be placed in an	3
the commencement of the	3
in the last stage	3
of the insane is	3
and chronic cases together	3
treatment of recent cases	3
it is needless to	3
total number of the	3
part of the medical	3
as well as in	3
the asylums of the	3
of less than one	3
investigation before a jury	3
be made by a	3
it is not a	3
of the inmates of	3
during the past year	3
to the size of	3
their way into the	3
the multiplication of chronic	3
are apt to be	3
superintendents of county asylums	3
in a previous page	3
it would be much	3
be brought within the	3
the patients will be	3
in the report of	3
million and a half	3
and treatment of lunatics	3
the plan of building	3
increase in the number	3
insane in this country	3
with respect to the	3
of the medical men	3
distribution of the chronic	3
in the administration of	3
annual reports of the	3
to carry out the	3
the annual reports of	3
the first day of	3
of a third story	3
shall be lawful for	3
may or may not	3
placed in the same	3
in such a manner	3
there would be no	3
present provision for the	3
of our lunatic population	3
as a person of	3
the construction of a	3
made for the care	3
lunatics in workhouses should	3
the fact of the	3
the fact to the	3
calculated on the whole	3
of the insane to	3
of the value of	3
to the house of	3
visitors of the asylum	3
such a manner as	3
the hands of a	3
the evidence of the	3
the cost of the	3
chronic insane in cottage	3
of officers and servants	3
dangerous to themselves or	3
the last stage of	3
to be discharged or	3
not properly taken care	3
and in general to	3
as long as possible	3
and for the most	3
under the care of	3
to be the case	3
special committee of the	3
an examination of the	3
classes of pauper lunatics	3
it would seem no	3
at the sacrifice of	3
or parish to which	3
inmates of the workhouse	3
there is this much	3
of a workhouse is	3
in which they are	3
of supervision and control	3
of patients in their	3
and visitation of all	3
a fourth of the	3
of the surrey magistrates	3
performance of the duties	3
the extent to which	3
members of the commission	3
it would not be	3
an order signed by	3
the appointment of a	3
the example of the	3
according to the returns	3
can be looked for	3
scheme of a far	3
the large number of	3
the inspection of the	3
for the benefit of	3
an impediment to the	3
the state in which	3
asylums for the more	3
the cost of their	3
within the compass of	3
wholly or partially chargeable	3
the benefits of the	3
which ought to be	3
a certain number of	3
reports of the commissioners	3
condition of the patient	3
out of an asylum	3
a series of years	3
the decision of the	3
their proper care and	3
the detention of insane	3
the condition of lunatics	3
of the lunatic inmates	3
of what may be	3
the rest of the	3
find their way into	3
with a medical man	3
protection of the insane	3
by the adoption of	3
for the maintenance of	3
one of the most	3
reported to the commissioners	3
causes diminishing the curability	3
person who has been	3
lunatics in the homes	3
without injury to the	3
in some of the	3
detention in a workhouse	3
commissioners in lunacy in	3
asylum for chronic cases	3
the great majority of	3
of the duties imposed	3
a lunatic and a	3
the accumulation of chronic	3
of the county asylum	3
of the mental disorder	3
objectionable than the intermixture	2
means of employment and	2
the erection of a	2
in the vicinity of	2
is the same as	2
them ought to be	2
authority of the district	2
asylums are of a	2
medical witnesses were called	2
their friends or with	2
way of remuneration for	2
nine cases out of	2
in point of number	2
perform the duties of	2
of the principle of	2
to the detriment of	2
rests against their receiving	2
equal to that of	2
an asylum shall be	2
to place them in	2
to the table of	2
the charge of the	2
detained as a lunatic	2
not exceeding two clear	2
from home to board	2
too much for the	2
but these are now	2
description are seldom fit	2
it in the power	2
and their whole character	2
of a private patient	2
in a foreign asylum	2
of the state in	2
fact of his restoration	2
in the five years	2
longer restricted to such	2
of the same report	2
filled with chronic cases	2
for the interests of	2
the immediate vicinity of	2
the circumstances surrounding him	2
the causes diminishing the	2
and usefulness of the	2
by a judicious system	2
much larger number of	2
be accommodated in an	2
that the less the	2
sign a true and	2
of a smaller size	2
for a quarterly visit	2
let it be understood	2
those living with their	2
that the commissioners have	2
to act for him	2
but it would be	2
the expiration of three	2
instance of private patients	2
every organ in the	2
the verdict of a	2
the larger buildings has	2
company with the committee	2
as may be necessary	2
be efficiently performed by	2
to meet the whole	2
watch over the interests	2
to be relatively more	2
in their twelfth report	2
exhibiting an increase of	2
welfare of the insane	2
to the decided opinion	2
in asylums or licensed	2
a special committee of	2
the county asylum is	2
such lunatic be taken	2
victims of mental disorder	2
means of relieving the	2
their due supervision and	2
favourable conditions for recovery	2
of a large establishment	2
found so by inquisition	2
and the result of	2
into an asylum shall	2
per head in asylums	2
from any form of	2
returns of lunatics in	2
one of the many	2
for such limited period	2
to walk in the	2
to the mind diseased	2
ratio of insane persons	2
this question of the	2
a review of the	2
to show cause why	2
according to the plan	2
in the minds of	2
jurisdiction of the commissioners	2
supplement to the twelfth	2
we cannot help thinking	2
or is not a	2
transfer of lunatics to	2
end of the year	2
not find their way	2
fixed to the size	2
and increase of the	2
is a congenital defect	2
of the utmost importance	2
down as a rule	2
watch over the health	2
class of pauper lunatics	2
it shall be competent	2
relative or friend who	2
we do not see	2
the plan in question	2
the character of an	2
lunatics of this country	2
returns of the number	2
to diminish the curability	2
maintenance for patients in	2
present state of the	2
those chargeable to counties	2
hospitals for the insane	2
the circumstance of the	2
where a patient is	2
shall certify in writing	2
made use of as	2
of english county asylums	2
a means of relieving	2
more frequent visitation of	2
accommodation should be provided	2
and to the interests	2
the returns moved for	2
the health of the	2
of this state of	2
that the great majority	2
made to them by	2
exercised by the lunacy	2
the abolition of the	2
and underpaid union medical	2
of distinct asylums for	2
it has been found	2
to rid themselves of	2
would suffice for the	2
before the committee on	2
provision of asylum accommodation	2
as if the only	2
conditions under which they	2
notify it to the	2
inducement to indulge in	2
in the same report	2
nature of the cases	2
the friends of the	2
and comfort of the	2
a patient has been	2
with the interests of	2
of many of the	2
in them to be	2
patients will be less	2
accommodated in an asylum	2
is always more difficulty	2
by him as not	2
the future provision of	2
that in the asylum	2
the post of district	2
with all that is	2
at least four times	2
mingling the sane and	2
the utility of the	2
a high rate of	2
to build asylums for	2
deal with existing evils	2
need not be repeated	2
of patients detained in	2
the question of their	2
the relatives of the	2
or imperfect faculties may	2
the clerks of unions	2
to act upon it	2
for the whole of	2
forth in his order	2
of training and instruction	2
that it should be	2
asylum at the present	2
requiring little more than	2
of the colony of	2
is not susceptible of	2
to substantiate this assertion	2
principal asylums of france	2
more sources of waste	2
not susceptible of cure	2
the inmate of a	2
when they wish to	2
in a licensed house	2
and insane together in	2
weak cases to asylums	2
have been accustomed to	2
of the maintenance of	2
one or other of	2
by the district officer	2
of evils exactly similar	2
to the propriety of	2
of those under their	2
be relatively more costly	2
if the law were	2
ought to be in	2
has been declared insane	2
return to the lunacy	2
in such a state	2
transmit to the commissioners	2
a true and faithful	2
although persons of this	2
are alike in the	2
care and supervision of	2
mind in a workhouse	2
the surrey county asylum	2
bodily strength to be	2
estimate of the number	2
number and increase of	2
not be at all	2
be accompanied by visitation	2
the number of inmates	2
minister of the interior	2
should be assigned to	2
for the general purposes	2
the cost of food	2
his mental and moral	2
in a preceding page	2
effectual performance of the	2
the office of the	2
it is expedient to	2
meet the wants of	2
enjoy the advantages of	2
detained under care and	2
have arrived at the	2
those in union workhouses	2
who has been adjudged	2
of the latter in	2
except as a means	2
the minister of the	2
of himself and his	2
scheme as we have	2
lunacy commissioners of the	2
the care of a	2
the employment of the	2
distributed in the homes	2
the insanity of the	2
have sufficient bodily strength	2
communicate the fact to	2
of chronic and incurable	2
direct attention to the	2
always more difficulty in	2
health to be removed	2
to be attained by	2
metropolitan commissioners in lunacy	2
which ought never to	2
to the twelfth report	2
january of that year	2
workhouses in england and	2
it would be found	2
restoration to health and	2
to be gathered from	2
more recent and for	2
the rate of recoveries	2
post of district medical	2
to run higher than	2
accommodate not more than	2
total number of pauper	2
the annual number of	2
at the beginning of	2
beyond the metropolitan district	2
of the sane and	2
a larger or smaller	2
in the first instance	2
care of himself and	2
are not properly taken	2
be made for the	2
in the calculation of	2
by the reports of	2
to direct attention to	2
of medical witnesses were	2
but if it be	2
upon the report of	2
more than the ordinary	2
mental unsoundness or deficiency	2
there is no security	2
lunacy commissioners in their	2
annual number of persons	2
the case of an	2
the chief medical officer	2
the district medical examiner	2
visiting justices of asylums	2
invested with full powers	2
of the middlesex magistrates	2
to be entrusted to	2
a state of things	2
in order to their	2
power in the hands	2
the unnecessary detention of	2
excessive size of asylums	2
the lunacy commission to	2
a fresh classification and	2
population of england and	2
relieving officer to take	2
on the plan set	2
of the insane by	2
of the state and	2
the object of the	2
private asylums in the	2
in their eleventh report	2
man or other person	2
are happy to find	2
organ in the body	2
limit to be fixed	2
that the rate of	2
in fetching and carrying	2
care on the part	2
class of district medical	2
of the interests of	2
the most part the	2
removal of lunatics from	2
of pauper lunatics not	2
the special committee of	2
especially prejudicial to recent	2
of this book we	2
section of the building	2
be afforded to all	2
of patients than has	2
species of separate residence	2
as well as with	2
order of a magistrate	2
of the nature of	2
to remain in the	2
care and treatment as	2
of our insane population	2
visitation of pauper lunatics	2
the presence of a	2
a case of insanity	2
under the operation of	2
the supplement to the	2
an attack of insanity	2
of the parochial medical	2
the provision made for	2
entire number of lunatics	2
and undivided responsibility is	2
what may be the	2
improve the condition of	2
a member of a	2
of lunatic paupers in	2
officer of the union	2
a curative lunatic asylum	2
a much less cost	2
be attended with little	2
of relieving the workhouse	2
may be essentially ameliorated	2
the homes of english	2
on the custody of	2
lunatic inmates are found	2
of england and wales	2
of proper medical supervision	2
would not be a	2
admission into the asylum	2
state of things is	2
improper treatment prior to	2
injurious to the general	2
under the management of	2
a chief medical officer	2
ten years between and	2
of treatment and care	2
of delay in submitting	2
accumulation of chronic and	2
the score of its	2
mere circumstance of the	2
the plan of the	2
has been found to	2
absence of a single	2
the lapse of time	2
of the characters of	2
without regard to their	2
we have commented in	2
confined in asylums and	2
it would be impossible	2
for warming and ventilation	2
his mental and bodily	2
to the proper union	2
it down as a	2
a class of lunatics	2
its character and arrangements	2
in lunacy would be	2
present number of commissioners	2
county in which he	2
of the order and	2
presence of lunatics in	2
disorders of the mind	2
are disposed to recommend	2
pauper lunatics in county	2
a parish or union	2
of being greatly improved	2
all those concerned in	2
of a general rate	2
both night and day	2
in one million and	2
be for him to	2
the annual rate of	2
the insane poor must	2
much greater extent than	2
in the proper sense	2
being of the poor	2
as much as a	2
a sufficient number of	2
removal of patients to	2
a case of recent	2
of an asylum should	2
the greater or less	2
of the onset of	2
it seems to us	2
might be supposed that	2
not found to be	2
a calculation of the	2
and to the lunacy	2
patients whom he may	2
on the occurrence of	2
the power of a	2
two or three years	2
that we cannot conceive	2
at a less relative	2
are more sources of	2
provisions of the law	2
that the increase of	2
question of separating recent	2
in the primary institution	2
in the habit of	2
transferred to an asylum	2
every lunatic in the	2
of lunatics and the	2
in his just published	2
must be to render	2
state of single patients	2
fresh classification and redistribution	2
such a medical officer	2
the principles of english	2
the details of the	2
appointment of a chief	2
of the present system	2
we are disposed to	2
in the eyes of	2
in asylums and workhouses	2
majority of the insane	2
of such lunatics is	2
to which they would	2
of more or fewer	2
have the power to	2
three days and a	2
reporters in criminal cases	2
responsibility is equally injurious	2
pauper lunatics living with	2
may be gradually weaned	2
expiration of such period	2
to the principles of	2
in most of the	2
be detained as a	2
he may deem curable	2
in the history of	2
a place of treatment	2
think it would be	2
recess in a corridor	2
by night and day	2
every poor person wholly	2
preliminary chapters on the	2
for a curative asylum	2
command may be inculcated	2
of a lunatic or	2
into the hands of	2
the management and treatment	2
of detention for them	2
serve the purpose of	2
is regulated by no	2
there will be a	2
selected from the magistrates	2
of an alleged lunatic	2
provided for in a	2
in the establishment of	2
county and borough magistrates	2
in workhouses and elsewhere	2
on the fitness or	2
that there were in	2
but it is not	2
condition of lunatics in	2
confinement in an asylum	2
tendency to run higher	2
this description are seldom	2
a tendency to run	2
where the insane are	2
the medical superintendents of	2
as we have pointed	2
as proper inmates of	2
considerable portion of this	2
distinct sections to asylums	2
and for these reasons	2
weaned from their disgusting	2
subject to gusts of	2
parochial authorities and to	2
early treatment of recent	2
evidence before the committee	2
for a much larger	2
be signed by the	2
it is sought to	2
to the probate judge	2
organized and managed asylum	2
of the public boards	2
most of the principal	2
the average cost of	2
remuneration for their trouble	2
to a curative lunatic	2
per head for the	2
than the intermixture of	2
unhappily the exceptional cases	2
is equally injurious to	2
for the care of	2
insane in cottage homes	2
instead of adding new	2
it to the commissioners	2
respecting the duties and	2
case of those who	2
that no person shall	2
no longer restricted to	2
the means of treatment	2
and to have the	2
of the question of	2
whether such lunatics are	2
let us briefly examine	2
and organized for their	2
of the public asylum	2
has of late years	2
objection rests against their	2
will be less comfortable	2
should be rightly placed	2
the admission of cases	2
the supplementary report of	2
we believe to be	2
are in general capable	2
extent to which the	2
system of asylum construction	2
this class of the	2
a few of the	2
the patients whom he	2
of the medical visitors	2
number of patients should	2
detention of pauper lunatics	2
disease of the heart	2
the visiting justices of	2
the fitness or unfitness	2
should notify it to	2
indicate the patients whom	2
taken care of in	2
pursued in this country	2
approximation to the truth	2
the several classes of	2
with full powers as	2
they may be gradually	2
of a public court	2
the power to act	2
the cost of construction	2
forms of mental disorder	2
of a curative asylum	2
the provisions of the	2
all cases of lunacy	2
according to law in	2
in a lunatic asylum	2
that institutions for a	2
and their rate of	2
in conjunction with the	2
it appears to us	2
and requirements of the	2
on or before january	2
that the average increase	2
who has been declared	2
the superintendents of county	2
had been sent to	2
that the district medical	2
a single and undivided	2
the number and condition	2
the act now in	2
as a district medical	2
wards of a workhouse	2
a section of the	2
whom he may deem	2
the demands for admission	2
estimate of the cost	2
the staff of the	2
capable of being greatly	2
in buildings of a	2
in the majority of	2
the more recent and	2
that workhouse lunatic wards	2
that the accumulation of	2
and the more so	2
that the absence of	2
complicated with unsoundness of	2
placing recent and chronic	2
custody of the insane	2
of the law by	2
are seldom fit objects	2
the early treatment of	2
patients in an asylum	2
this book we have	2
of mentally disordered persons	2
of by the lunacy	2
adjudged by him as	2
with unsoundness of mind	2
we would wish to	2
according to the character	2
the capability of the	2
reported to the public	2
will always be found	2
only tenable plea for	2
in fact a probationary	2
visits through the wards	2
with the features of	2
with the aid of	2
by restoring to both	2
the progressive increase of	2
in the form in	2
number and condition of	2
the hope of cure	2
of lunacy and lunatic	2
and to report on	2
the workhouse from dangerous	2
in a distinct section	2
before the special committee	2
and of the legal	2
well as with the	2
superintending details in a	2
the masters in lunacy	2
the director of the	2
their rate of increase	2
the opinion of the	2
of asylums for chronic	2
section of the asylum	2
administration of the laws	2
the provision of the	2
visit and ascertain their	2
the aggregation of large	2
improperly detained in workhouses	2
or boarded with their	2
asylums for recent and	2
in support of it	2
the attempt to keep	2
the proportion of lunatics	2
best chances of recovery	2
it would be an	2
opening of new asylums	2
with all becoming deference	2
in the same building	2
the discharge of the	2
medical staff of asylums	2
day and night accommodation	2
on the district medical	2
to asylums is regulated	2
the adoption of the	2
pending arrangements for his	2
statistics of pauper lunatics	2
are exercised by the	2
is for the most	2
such pauper lunatics as	2
for them to be	2
number of medical witnesses	2
last stage of pulmonary	2
been called upon to	2
not properly remain out	2
future provision of the	2
that no lunatic or	2
of the prevailing system	2
in a paper in	2
remarked in previous pages	2
from the district medical	2
the asylums in existence	2
seem as if the	2
be empowered to order	2
it is at present	2
the cost of his	2
it would seem that	2
a misdemeanour to receive	2
early transmission of all	2
parish to which they	2
the advantages of a	2
asylum on the plan	2
be supposed that institutions	2
the inmates of workhouses	2
pauper lunatics to county	2
there is nothing in	2
determining the question of	2
or otherwise likely to	2
of public lunatic asylums	2
to order the removal	2
of officers and attendants	2
of the medical certificates	2
whether in asylums or	2
workhouse containing lunatics should	2
of january in each	2
knowledge of the number	2
the medical officer is	2
to the practice of	2
attendants on the insane	2
in the same opinion	2
unsoundness or deficiency is	2
staff of attendants required	2
a very large asylum	2
medical officer would be	2
colney hatch was opened	2
state in which they	2
of one of the	2
examination of the value	2
own homes or in	2
treatment for those who	2
of a nature and	2
the lunacy commissioners on	2
that class of asylum	2
to the visits of	2
the master of the	2
whose removal to a	2
of the laws of	2
views of the lunacy	2
and attend to the	2
for erecting them ought	2
the condition of pauper	2
in his sixth report	2
out of the way	2
in the category of	2
of the fact of	2
report on their condition	2
the insane with the	2
the authority of the	2
the officers of the	2
tenable plea for erecting	2
commissioners in lunacy would	2
the lunatic poor in	2
asylum shall be made	2
in opposition to the	2
taken before a magistrate	2
suggestions as to the	2
be made imperative on	2
benefits of the public	2
for all the pauper	2
to board with a	2
the powers of the	2
the remoteness of the	2
construction of public asylums	2
before a commission of	2
under that amount of	2
of its insane inmates	2
be set forth in	2
as not proper to	2
opinions and practice of	2
than in buildings of	2
of the same act	2
functions of treatment and	2
cruelly treated or neglected	2
that such lunatic be	2
the words of the	2
chaplain of the union	2
population of a county	2
we must confess to	2
to the other inmates	2
expenditure on account of	2
chronic cases of lunacy	2
by one or more	2
in the report for	2
of a single and	2
would seem as if	2
licensed as a place	2
an asylum for the	2
officer to take any	2
the gross increase of	2
is complicated with unsoundness	2
seclusion of an asylum	2
homes of english people	2
in order to bring	2
in the direction of	2
proportion of the insane	2
now unhappily the exceptional	2
for some time longer	2
run higher than in	2
the beginning of the	2
law guardians and overseers	2
it became necessary to	2
a very large hospital	2
in the immediate vicinity	2
condition of the pauper	2
brought to the asylum	2
cannot be expected to	2
the size of the	2
in the larger buildings	2
more objectionable than the	2
that portion of the	2
should not be put	2
of such an asylum	2
list of all lunatics	2
have been received in	2
would be better to	2
reply to the question	2
from dangerous or offensive	2
by the committees of	2
or are not properly	2
justification of the confinement	2
those only who have	2
is a proper person	2
of a third floor	2
means of providing for	2
the relieving officer to	2
them proper persons to	2
bucknill has some very	2
deficiency is a congenital	2
and we are sure	2
according to the accommodation	2
for admission to the	2
or in round numbers	2
the omission of the	2
removing the patient from	2
sense of the expression	2
imperative on the part	2
advanced stages of bodily	2
management of the insane	2
commission of lunacy is	2
detached from the main	2
in the state of	2
the patient from home	2
visitation of all lunatics	2
which he was brought	2
power of the medical	2
union or parish in	2
will reply in the	2
suffering from any form	2
the patient should be	2
assistants and a dispenser	2
this is a matter	2
thirds at the least	2
in a workhouse should	2
as receptacles for them	2
proper sense of the	2
of the house and	2
that he is a	2
from one part of	2
must be equally so	2
in the population of	2
represent the total of	2
are to a certain	2
of the utility of	2
exclusion of recent cases	2
out of one hundred	2
than that of a	2
the proper care and	2
the character and extent	2
without the knowledge and	2
of lunacy and the	2
in the space of	2
cure of the insane	2
a much greater extent	2
as far as practicable	2
less the insane are	2
as social beings may	2
person who is not	2
upon application to the	2
do away with the	2
is not in a	2
have as yet been	2
the effectual performance of	2
are subject to gusts	2
construction of distinct sections	2
plea for erecting them	2
be remembered that a	2
more of their number	2
chargeable to the union	2
or allowed to discharge	2
as to prevent the	2
construction of a distinct	2
detained for such limited	2
cannot help thinking that	2
existing provision for the	2
within the cognizance of	2
after another two years	2
the delegation of the	2
direct the relieving officer	2
separate asylums for the	2
cost in asylums and	2
to prove that the	2
can be done to	2
moved for by mr	2
the united states of	2
to the union or	2
of our civil code	2
insane population of this	2
and the treatment of	2
as proposed by the	2
we do not possess	2
experience has of late	2
set forth in his	2
question on the plea	2
exceeding that for workhouses	2
is to be found	2
to take any insane	2
of maintenance for patients	2
the care and maintenance	2
the treatment of recent	2
days and a half	2
inmates of unsound mind	2
condition of the patients	2
the conditions under which	2
persons of this description	2
the district officer to	2
the man was discharged	2
by the medical officers	2
which render them unfit	2
that in case any	2
this is not found	2
be supported at a	2
they are in general	2
be found to the	2
per annum in the	2
than a fourth of	2
the other inmates of	2
the total of insane	2
them unfit to remain	2
the meaning of the	2
the estimate of the	2
in the same bed	2
appears to be a	2
where the mind is	2
state of lunacy in	2
or may not properly	2
classes of the community	2
redistribution of the patients	2
mental and bodily condition	2
against a recurrence of	2
for recent cases of	2
as a lunatic or	2
may be found in	2
patients of all classes	2
is not too much	2
the transfer of the	2
removal to a curative	2
or deficiency is a	2
the number of its	2
in the next place	2
requirements of the county	2
on some principles in	2
to be fixed to	2
the plan set forth	2
from their disgusting propensities	2
the gain to be	2
asylum by the district	2
under any sort of	2
of lunatics to asylums	2
imperfect faculties may be	2
if any at all	2
of the asylum being	2
stand in the way	2
tend to prolong the	2
under positive mental derangement	2
in the preceding pages	2
into the asylum of	2
is no security against	2
the colony of insane	2
patients than has been	2
of the annual admissions	2
both asylums their proper	2
be made to the	2
to those of ordinary	2
and not only the	2
moral means of treatment	2
of the county judge	2
a series of small	2
to examine the patient	2
on so large a	2
with the concurrence of	2
certify whether such lunatics	2
overseer or relieving officer	2
majority of the patients	2
and an annual charge	2
to the asylum in	2
of distinct sections to	2
direct that such lunatic	2
in part to the	2
visit every poor person	2
erecting them ought to	2
the introduction of a	2
the forms of mental	2
guard against a recurrence	2
to be brought within	2
it will not be	2
both by night and	2
of the population of	2
likely to benefit by	2
the last three years	2
inmates of lunatic asylums	2
a paper in the	2
chargeable to counties and	2
the adoption of any	2
of the manner in	2
should be visited at	2
in carrying out our	2
of the recent cases	2
of the union medical	2
a less staff of	2
at the present day	2
order and direct the	2
may be done to	2
us in his evidence	2
the reception of recent	2
of the same age	2
what is equivalent to	2
character and extent of	2
to order and direct	2
faithful list of all	2
least four times a	2
to the estimated population	2
an asylum for incurables	2
no way interested in	2
i think it would	2
upon the ground that	2
make a return to	2
give notice thereof to	2
patients in a hundred	2
by the plan of	2
man in relation to	2
and illustrated it by	2
not improperly detained in	2
is equivalent to this	2
of the magisterial element	2
in their report for	2
cases sent to asylums	2
of one set of	2
within the sphere of	2
removal to the county	2
possible to those of	2
and detained under care	2
to revert to the	2
in order to render	2
it has just been	2
being capable of associating	2
provision of the insane	2
will be found to	2
should be provided for	2
defrayed out of the	2
certain number of the	2
and experience of the	2
of a number of	2
workhouses should be under	2
insane population of the	2
treatment of its inmates	2
of the insanity of	2
made by the lunacy	2
actual cost of an	2
the same excellent physician	2
a workhouse do not	2
bodily health to be	2
of all lunatics chargeable	2
should be placed under	2
look to the commissioners	2
the present number of	2
the judgment of the	2
operation of the laws	2
these are now unhappily	2
and the condition of	2
part of the officers	2
cases to the county	2
the conclusion that the	2
to be reckoned as	2
of a certain number	2
mental phenomena as the	2
on the one side	2
duties connected with the	2
for the quarterly visits	2
there detained for such	2
in which patients are	2
is most desirable that	2
attended with little or	2
the expediency of placing	2
by taylor and francis	2
summoned and impaneled in	2
from the due management	2
gradually weaned from their	2
an obstacle to the	2
stage of pulmonary consumption	2
are some of the	2
him as not proper	2
by the th section	2
he is not in	2
as it must be	2
section of the civil	2
the santa clara medical	2
the last five years	2
of a county asylum	2
in every way to	2
that it is the	2
larger number of patients	2
collected in an asylum	2
are warranted in stating	2
the only tenable plea	2
printed by taylor and	2
a district medical inspector	2
to prove that his	2
hospital for recent cases	2
every workhouse containing lunatics	2
place of detention for	2
the law of lunacy	2
as an evil to	2
we believe it would	2
the wretched state of	2
of the county asylums	2
sources of waste and	2
of the detention of	2
an investigation before a	2
the purpose of a	2
for their own pauper	2
to the construction of	2
class of pauper insane	2
disused as receptacles for	2
a relative or friend	2
an asylum on the	2
a repetition of the	2
the circumstance of their	2
kept in confinement in	2
room opening out of	2
insane persons and idiots	2
out and sign a	2
by the commissioners of	2
as remarked in previous	2
a governor of a	2
can be attended with	2
of the commissioners or	2
the comparative cost of	2
and sign a true	2
medical superintendents in these	2
publication of the evidence	2
of an asylum on	2
as to justify the	2
wretched state of single	2
in reference to their	2
supposed that institutions for	2
those whose actual cost	2
a comparison of the	2
asylum accommodation should be	2
of a class of	2
the practical result of	2
an evil to be	2
the committee on lunatics	2
to the same extent	2
be selected from the	2
the constitution of the	2
detention of lunatics in	2
made application to the	2
create the necessity of	2
in the practice of	2
it is productive of	2
the lunacy commissioners is	2
proportion to the number	2
as closely as possible	2
carrying out of the	2
the extension of the	2
where there is a	2
living with friends or	2
true and faithful list	2
asylums for pauper lunatics	2
the english commissioners in	2
construction of an asylum	2
to make an order	2
will be unable to	2
to all insane persons	2
lunatics not in asylums	2
and to make the	2
unfit cases to asylums	2
to those of the	2
render them proper persons	2
contrary to the letter	2
patients in the larger	2
the appointment of assistant	2
the statistics of insanity	2
of waste and loss	2
position and authority of	2
furnished by the reports	2
not helpless from bodily	2
this is the case	2
it is not so	2
persons to be taken	2
to the state of	2
the primary object of	2
if it be the	2
until after three months	2
there is always more	2
exceeding two clear days	2
we regret to say	2
under the supervision of	2
is equivalent to the	2
distinct asylums for the	2
to the county asylums	2
the existing provision for	2
returns moved for by	2
the onset of their	2
the principal asylums of	2
the working of the	2
opposition to the decided	2
of the derby county	2
as possible to those	2
chronic cases of insanity	2
act now in force	2
with the management of	2
recurrence of evils exactly	2
the system of registration	2
with the inmates of	2
to the wards of	2
to asylums under the	2
are now unhappily the	2
two assistants and a	2
return to the parochial	2
that he is in	2
the mental unsoundness or	2
principle of construction we	2
the insane and their	2
under care and treatment	2
which may reach the	2
of the patient to	2
would seem that the	2
in county and borough	2
remained on january st	2
a lunatic or idiot	2
friends or with strangers	2
do not hesitate to	2
three or four times	2
be harmless to themselves	2
of the th section	2
determination of the question	2
so much the more	2
of this numerous class	2
unsound mind in a	2
a part of the	2
and that of their	2
object of an asylum	2
it is possible for	2
the number of persons	2
to asylum care and	2
relieving the workhouse from	2
on the class of	2
at variance with the	2
cost of his maintenance	2
labouring under positive mental	2
upon the rates for	2
of the act is	2
to his own country	2
or are addicted to	2
we have endeavoured to	2
asylums their proper functions	2
steps to be taken	2
would delegate to the	2
due management of themselves	2
to be made to	2
asylums of this country	2
a system of routine	2
supervision of the lunacy	2
the absence of a	2
for the admission of	2
to make it imperative	2
or as a person	2
to make the order	2
to a lunatic asylum	2
under the order of	2
that of the entire	2
at the head of	2
a rate of compensation	2
inmate of a workhouse	2
to which the separation	2
sanity or insanity of	2
to a considerable extent	2
unsound mind in the	2
this officer should be	2
are of a mixed	2
the service of the	2
number of insane persons	2
the same time to	2
and in relation to	2
and with reference to	2
to the general management	2
of cost in different	2
amendment of the law	2
in proportion to the	2
the parochial medical officer	2
as will hereafter be	2
one of the best	2
to be got by	2
in a course of	2
which we believe to	2
and practice of the	2
portion of this numerous	2
permanent receptacles for the	2
in writing that he	2
of the noble chairman	2
at the hands of	2
the state and condition	2
of the law and	2
them at once to	2
in the work of	2
not too much for	2
inmate before a justice	2
construction of lunatic wards	2
the instance of the	2
of the civil code	2
medical visitors of lunatics	2
be gathered from the	2
that he is not	2
the due management of	2
the insane poor in	2
on the expediency of	2
they are found to	2
pages of this book	2
details of the establishment	2
a very large proportion	2
that the lunacy commissioners	2
attendance on the insane	2
dormant or imperfect faculties	2
the asylum at stockton	2
according to the present	2
returns made by the	2
social beings may be	2
the board of guardians	2
a less relative cost	2
be gradually weaned from	2
take care of themselves	2
have been admitted into	2
of the other inmates	2
data furnished by the	2
is to be remembered	2
other duties among the	2
and in licensed houses	2
by the commissioners themselves	2
now to the second	2
that an asylum for	2
his just published report	2
the exclusion of recent	2
of the duties to	2
the expiration of such	2
be large enough to	2
an order from a	2
medical officer to the	2
transfer to the asylum	2
and of their administration	2
not to be found	2
the care and supervision	2
judge of the county	2
of all such patients	2
in company with the	2
duties of the district	2
of large numbers of	2
of the plan of	2
or more of their	2
tells in favour of	2
in relation to his	2
we do not contemplate	2
to the clergy the	2
to the most effectual	2
not only by the	2
the detriment of the	2
to the position and	2
in an asylum for	2
the first of january	2
management of the institution	2
how often he can	2
difficulty in superintending details	2
the county to which	2
judicious system of training	2
objectionable state of things	2
prejudicial to recent cases	2
to be a source	2
from these and other	2
classification and redistribution of	2
arrangements for his removal	2
it may be said	2
the possibility of constructing	2
it is provided that	2
of the commission would	2
of the supervision of	2
writing that he is	2
to the fact of	2
to the parochial authorities	2
are or are not	2
institutions for a much	2
there is no doubt	2
of the visits of	2
proposed to be made	2
wish to see the	2
of irritation and annoyance	2
what may be done	2
from the effects of	2
respecting the character and	2
in reply to the	2
the advantages of asylum	2
at a much less	2
would devolve on the	2
and being capable of	2
for the payment of	2
that of the comparative	2
to a district medical	2
faculties may be stimulated	2
the ten years between	2
county judge and two	2
the most favourable conditions	2
board with a medical	2
within the meaning of	2
this is the same	2
on account of those	2
by one of the	2
it would be better	2
of a medical man	2
make out and sign	2
overseers and relieving officers	2
from the respectable classes	2
to the poor lunatic	2
the wards of the	2
have commented in previous	2
of weak cases to	2
the insane would be	2
these and other considerations	2
views of the commissioners	2
the lunacy commissioners are	2
to direct that such	2
be made chargeable to	2
that in the former	2
so soon as the	2
arrangements of a ward	2
estimate of the total	2
be held to be	2
medical man or other	2
and a large number	2
from the report of	2
supported at a less	2
patients not in asylums	2
may be stimulated and	2
are expressed in the	2
the medical superintendent of	2
the patient is of	2
of passion and violence	2
a distinct hospital for	2
increase of insanity is	2
of this description are	2
other inmates of the	2
causes external to asylums	2
the district officer would	2
of the superintendent is	2
not enumerated in the	2
a medical man or	2
among the middle classes	2
the opinions and practice	2
receipt of parochial relief	2
if there is a	2
with relatives or strangers	2
so as to make	2
we shall endeavour to	2
union or parish to	2
and the powers of	2
the power of the	2
taken to represent the	2
upon the total of	2
in lunacy in their	2
order the removal of	2
authorities and to the	2
with the medical superintendent	2
character as social beings	2
in an establishment containing	2
principles of english law	2
the ground that he	2
a recurrence of evils	2
capable of associating with	2
of deciding the question	2
free circulation of air	2
single and undivided responsibility	2
the proportion of the	2
of committees of visitors	2
such as might have	2
visitation of lunatics in	2
delegate to the district	2
visits of the medical	2
annoyance to the other	2
of associating with the	2
there are more sources	2
medical certificate to the	2
attention to the fact	2
the value of medical	2
from which they are	2
we are of opinion	2
placed in a corridor	2
to be of a	2
we may be allowed	2
of the two institutions	2
shown in the preceding	2
build asylums for the	2
the best means for	2
the nature of his	2
cost per head in	2
lunatic wards to workhouses	2
that the plan of	2
this can be done	2
provision for epileptics and	2
the statement of the	2
paper on the custody	2
to act as the	2
wards of the workhouse	2
supplementary report of the	2
has been adjudged insane	2
the sphere of the	2
such a system of	2
wherein an order for	2
in all its details	2
whole character as social	2
unmanageable violence at home	2
particularly in the case	2
lunatics in county asylums	2
evidence given before the	2
santa clara medical society	2
in the two cases	2
upon by the commissioners	2
to the lunatic poor	2
of lunatics in asylums	2
this species of separate	2
the management of themselves	2
which the law has	2
of the two classes	2
that the patient was	2
insane persons who are	2
he is in a	2
it would be no	2
apartments detached from the	2
for their entire maintenance	2
bodily infirmity or total	2
and of the condition	2
with or without a	2
unfit to be at	2
the early transmission of	2
may not properly remain	2
restoring to both asylums	2
not proper to be	2
the comparison of the	2
the chronic and recent	2
the less the insane	2
and character of the	2
less staff of attendants	2
state of the insane	2
rooms on the ground	2
of it would be	2
the visitors of asylums	2
gain to be got	2
their afflicted relatives to	2
all the wants of	2
it is hardly necessary	2
workhouses and in their	2
inquiry into the condition	2
of the workhouse is	2
for patients in the	2
and of the accumulation	2
medical care and supervision	2
to a much greater	2
in the second place	2
be of unsound mind	2
is all that is	2
of all cases of	2
their dormant or imperfect	2
shall be made by	2
provision to be made	2
it is left to	2
no profit from the	2
helpless from bodily infirmity	2
under the head of	2
otherwise likely to benefit	2
under the inspection of	2
transmission of unfit cases	2
the labour of the	2
charge of and detained	2
the necessity of a	2
the custody of the	2
he shall deem it	2
the same age and	2
construction of public lunatic	2
on the causes diminishing	2
unfit to remain in	2
of workhouse detention of	2
the benefit of those	2
let us see what	2
living with their relatives	2
to the third degree	2
receive the benefit of	2
is as competent to	2
at the remuneration offered	2
for him to select	2
the experience of the	2
to such pauper lunatics	2
properly remain out of	2
manner in which he	2
that of those in	2
officer of the workhouse	2
that the commissioners in	2
in the possession of	2
to call upon the	2
grave objection rests against	2
the result of the	2
asylums or licensed houses	2
are persons in whom	2
empowered to order and	2
details in a very	2
from the visitation of	2
at a rate of	2
supervision of lunatics in	2
the calculation of the	2
malady is of less	2
of hospitals for the	2
cases out of one	2
their own homes or	2
lunatic in an asylum	2
taken charge of and	2
so large a scale	2
great majority of the	2
on the other side	2
all those of the	2
that they are far	2
a workhouse should be	2
from the class of	2
remain in the workhouse	2
in other respects proper	2
seeing that they are	2
official reports of the	2
to the opening of	2
removal of the patient	2
than has been recommended	2
should be allowed to	2
way interested in the	2
the inmates of the	2
superintendents in these asylums	2
for our own part	2
the intermixture of the	2
part of the report	2
and redistribution of the	2
this be the case	2
improvements are apt to	2
with their relatives or	2
state and condition of	2
be a means of	2
in an asylum at	2
to bring about a	2
be invested with full	2
necessary for their proper	2
in its intent and	2
for recent and chronic	2
dangerous or offensive inmates	2
the malady is not	2
number of new cases	2
expiration of three months	2
medical officer on the	2
certify in writing that	2
the proportion of to	2
the proper treatment of	2
experience among the insane	2
interests of the patient	2
the truth of this	2
a more complete medical	2
the detention of patients	2
nothing to do with	2
for his removal to	2
system of training and	2
and adjudged by him	2
is in a fit	2
would have to be	2
of asylums and workhouses	2
should be added to	2
pauper lunatics of this	2
render them unfit to	2
trial by jury of	2
in whom epilepsy or	2
in addition to the	2
the belief that the	2
yet it may be	2
larger buildings has a	2
in respect of whom	2
on the same footing	2
the vicinity of the	2
the establishment of the	2
fitness or unfitness of	2
insane poor in workhouses	2
the increased number of	2
take care of them	2
epilepsy or paralysis is	2
to the returns moved	2
the services of a	2
to visit and ascertain	2
in no way interested	2
of the home secretary	2
be visited at least	2
in whose hands the	2
the date of the	2
on the future provision	2
lunatics of the county	2
and there detained for	2
to undertake the charge	2
which they would be	2
sphere of the asylum	2
certificate to the fact	2
workhouse from dangerous or	2
the introduction of the	2
detention of insane persons	2
the clause of the	2
lunatics chargeable to the	2
so far as our	2
and direct the relieving	2
very grave objection rests	2
be left to the	2