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trigram	frequency
of the insane	135
for the insane	67
the number of	62
the lunacy commissioners	58
the commissioners in	56
commissioners in lunacy	54
of the lunacy	52
it would be	46
to an asylum	45
according to the	43
district medical officer	43
the district medical	41
of the medical	39
of the law	38
on the other	36
of the asylum	35
of the commissioners	35
the cost of	33
of pauper lunatics	33
and of the	33
lunatics in workhouses	31
of an asylum	31
the medical officer	30
by the commissioners	30
in an asylum	29
of lunatics in	29
of the patient	29
of the poor	29
the condition of	28
to the asylum	28
the lunacy board	28
part of the	28
of the patients	27
the case of	27
of unsound mind	27
there is no	26
in the case	26
to the commissioners	25
the interests of	24
the state of	24
of the present	24
that of the	24
and to the	24
number of the	23
the lunacy commission	23
report of the	23
ought to be	23
on account of	23
to the lunacy	22
are to be	22
care and treatment	22
it may be	22
by the lunacy	22
of the state	21
treatment of the	21
of the county	21
and in the	21
so far as	21
interests of the	21
the question of	21
in this country	21
in the first	20
the rate of	20
the proportion of	20
there is a	19
is to be	19
on the part	19
provision for the	19
the other hand	19
on the st	19
one of the	19
the st of	19
of the number	19
at the same	19
the county asylum	19
in order to	19
that it is	19
the part of	19
in the same	19
st of january	19
the insane in	19
of the lunatic	19
the existence of	18
the first place	18
of the workhouse	18
of the commission	18
to be sent	18
it is not	18
pauper lunatics in	18
out of the	18
we do not	18
and it is	18
the construction of	18
it is a	18
the same time	18
the plan of	18
the treatment of	18
of the establishment	17
for chronic cases	17
be sent to	17
of the country	17
and that the	17
the detention of	17
section of the	17
not to be	17
condition of the	16
as well as	16
the want of	16
cases of insanity	16
on the one	16
of the pauper	16
the care and	16
to be found	16
the evils of	16
to the county	15
of mental disorder	15
reference to the	15
would not be	15
of the whole	15
the character of	15
of the institution	15
in the asylum	15
that they are	15
the system of	15
the advantages of	15
with reference to	15
in their own	15
of a lunatic	15
the report of	15
it must be	15
be found in	14
of recent cases	14
the one hand	14
state of the	14
the means of	14
of the union	14
an asylum for	14
of the same	14
found to be	14
as we have	14
as far as	14
in the course	14
sent to an	14
question of the	14
in relation to	14
of district medical	14
and for the	14
of a workhouse	14
of the inmates	14
the course of	14
the value of	13
the absence of	13
large number of	13
of the year	13
the curability of	13
on the contrary	13
and chronic cases	13
the care of	13
the insane poor	13
increase of the	13
the most part	13
committee of visitors	13
the homes of	13
the result of	13
the nature of	13
for the most	13
a matter of	13
as receptacles for	13
number of lunatics	13
made by the	13
in connexion with	13
in the workhouse	13
number of patients	13
and that it	13
of the house	13
members of the	13
the pauper insane	13
receptacles for the	13
that it would	13
a medical man	13
most of the	13
more or less	13
by the district	13
the hands of	13
many of the	12
in a workhouse	12
to be a	12
to provide for	12
in licensed houses	12
which they are	12
to meet the	12
the removal of	12
the majority of	12
state of things	12
of insane persons	12
the other inmates	12
in asylums and	12
the management of	12
of their malady	12
curability of insanity	12
wants of the	12
in favour of	12
district medical officers	12
to be made	12
estimate of the	12
the erection of	12
the duties of	12
reports of the	12
the necessity of	12
of the public	12
it will be	11
in the instance	11
the instance of	11
for the care	11
and licensed houses	11
medical officer of	11
and by the	11
examination of the	11
to the district	11
those of the	11
the character and	11
of all lunatics	11
of the two	11
would be a	11
the size of	11
in the homes	11
those who are	11
asylums for the	11
county and borough	11
the class of	11
the reception of	11
a state of	11
the history of	11
and on the	11
as to the	11
the visitation of	11
the inmates of	11
in other words	11
in the country	11
and treatment of	11
care of the	11
of the latter	11
lunatics in asylums	11
number of insane	11
the committee of	11
the introduction of	11
the order of	11
on the ground	10
to make the	10
rate of accumulation	10
the power of	10
the pauper lunatics	10
should not be	10
protection of the	10
for the reception	10
in the report	10
the members of	10
that he is	10
so as to	10
the appointment of	10
the establishment of	10
the returns of	10
providing for the	10
by the medical	10
inmates of workhouses	10
there would be	10
the relieving officer	10
of the district	10
in the last	10
the medical man	10
union medical officer	10
the poor law	10
sent to the	10
requirements of the	10
insane persons in	10
sane and insane	10
some of the	10
recent cases of	10
a committee of	10
person to be	10
in previous pages	10
detained in workhouses	10
the wants of	10
being of the	10
commission of lunacy	10
management of the	10
the medical staff	10
the insane are	9
the supervision of	9
nature of the	9
their own homes	9
of all the	9
proposed to be	9
the benefit of	9
in which he	9
in which the	9
it should be	9
in reference to	9
the insane and	9
of the duties	9
the accumulation of	9
of the laws	9
a class of	9
to have been	9
an increase of	9
to the same	9
a district medical	9
the requirements of	9
means of treatment	9
the admission of	9
the plea of	9
size of asylums	9
the total number	9
is called for	9
to be the	9
present state of	9
of the case	9
owing to the	9
but it is	9
the separation of	9
a proper person	9
medical officer would	9
state of lunacy	9
officer of the	9
with their friends	9
patients in the	9
attention to the	9
the extent of	9
in the management	9
called upon to	9
ought not to	9
proper person to	9
committee of the	9
to be in	9
to secure the	9
of the cost	9
returns of the	9
the increase of	9
the charge of	9
to that of	8
to the general	8
the fact of	8
by the poor	8
the medical superintendent	8
that there are	8
as it is	8
person of unsound	8
of a county	8
the prevalence of	8
the principle of	8
it would seem	8
the chronic insane	8
in workhouses and	8
of the board	8
taken care of	8
to which they	8
the practice of	8
it shall be	8
made for the	8
of lunatic wards	8
the total of	8
manner in which	8
the subject of	8
behalf of the	8
the amount of	8
a place of	8
the welfare of	8
greater or less	8
to examine the	8
extent of the	8
the reports of	8
majority of the	8
the patient is	8
and a proper	8
to the number	8
relative to the	8
of insanity in	8
removal to the	8
to the other	8
to prove that	8
could not be	8
of a third	8
poor law board	8
that the patient	8
a large number	8
cases of lunacy	8
character of the	8
separation of the	8
the whole number	8
for the future	8
is not a	8
be taken to	8
with a view	8
and it would	8
to the fact	8
far as possible	8
the friends of	8
acute and chronic	8
on behalf of	8
the protection of	8
the statistics of	8
the house of	8
in a state	8
reported to the	8
of the chronic	8
of those who	8
the exercise of	8
this class of	8
the knowledge of	8
in the county	8
for it is	8
a very large	8
it has been	8
the county asylums	8
knowledge of the	8
that in the	8
total number of	8
of visitors of	8
in such a	8
be placed in	8
a source of	8
the wards of	8
their friends or	8
at the present	8
what may be	8
the presence of	8
the present state	8
the direction of	8
to show that	7
it can be	7
visitors of the	7
the way of	7
england and wales	7
a means of	7
and a half	7
to the parish	7
the union or	7
the operation of	7
than that of	7
into the asylum	7
the fact that	7
be remembered that	7
consideration of the	7
be allowed to	7
the construction and	7
of county asylums	7
the devon asylum	7
rate of maintenance	7
should be able	7
of the act	7
a view to	7
to the workhouse	7
a workhouse is	7
acquainted with the	7
for recent cases	7
of providing for	7
the medical superintendents	7
cost per head	7
insane in asylums	7
or licensed house	7
class of the	7
time to time	7
to do so	7
to the patient	7
of their own	7
of the existing	7
in the way	7
it is the	7
with the other	7
on the whole	7
to make it	7
jurisdiction of the	7
of the question	7
legal provision for	7
one or two	7
the institution of	7
two or three	7
account of the	7
a person of	7
the position of	7
little or no	7
in the hands	7
as that of	7
half of the	7
number of pauper	7
of the place	7
for their care	7
and the other	7
the visits of	7
the adoption of	7
evidence before the	7
position of the	7
a curative asylum	7
they are not	7
it is one	7
of the parish	7
that the commissioners	7
the select committee	7
or in the	7
the superintendent of	7
proportion of the	7
the use of	7
to the poor	7
that he should	7
of the wards	7
them to be	7
for pauper lunatics	7
in the following	7
the requirement of	7
should be made	7
would be the	7
medical officer to	7
they may be	7
of the evils	7
the present provision	7
the present time	7
of patients in	7
a total of	7
order of the	7
left to the	7
in the two	7
to be taken	7
recent and chronic	7
a series of	7
union or parish	7
of large asylums	7
asylums and licensed	7
detention of lunatics	7
of the system	7
night and day	7
of asylum accommodation	7
district medical inspector	7
the metropolitan district	7
the district officer	7
to the insane	7
and borough asylums	7
that of a	7
of lunacy and	7
the lunatic poor	7
found in the	7
with friends or	7
the consideration of	7
into an asylum	7
increase in the	7
the legal provision	7
for the treatment	7
be able to	7
to have the	7
the population of	7
and of their	7
the subjects of	7
appeal to the	7
one or more	7
is a matter	7
placed in the	7
the parish medical	7
in the preceding	7
the union medical	7
supervision of the	7
of accumulation of	7
the lunacy laws	7
lunatic inmates of	7
in the establishment	7
a case of	7
increase of insanity	7
from time to	7
in their report	6
as one of	6
medical and moral	6
would be much	6
of a single	6
of chronic lunatics	6
the manner in	6
there is yet	6
to prevent the	6
asylums for chronic	6
the commission of	6
advantages of the	6
if it be	6
for the detention	6
of the th	6
of asylums for	6
in the latter	6
the medical officers	6
the propriety of	6
which he is	6
of their mental	6
to a certain	6
of the middlesex	6
of such an	6
in accordance with	6
this is the	6
point of view	6
workhouses as receptacles	6
for the purpose	6
in a large	6
and condition of	6
and the only	6
the th section	6
as to make	6
insane in workhouses	6
set forth in	6
of such a	6
the discharge of	6
them from the	6
in some measure	6
detention of patients	6
number of inmates	6
the laws of	6
in course of	6
to arrive at	6
for all the	6
relation to the	6
and medical certificates	6
staff of attendants	6
the utility of	6
be made for	6
be carried out	6
of chronic cases	6
are found to	6
to the patients	6
to them in	6
of the disease	6
the purpose of	6
that the number	6
administration of the	6
a medical certificate	6
asylum for chronic	6
on the same	6
of their inmates	6
the provision of	6
to the population	6
would be found	6
provided for in	6
in addition to	6
classes of patients	6
the transmission of	6
experience of the	6
the exclusion of	6
from the asylum	6
duties of the	6
selected from the	6
the lord chancellor	6
of a medical	6
of the general	6
instead of being	6
determination of the	6
of this country	6
the patients are	6
of the last	6
views of the	6
in the absence	6
friends or elsewhere	6
properly taken care	6
that he was	6
that there is	6
can be done	6
the noble chairman	6
with respect to	6
as a place	6
to be insane	6
organization of asylums	6
before a jury	6
chargeable to the	6
of all those	6
mental and bodily	6
which we have	6
a county asylum	6
superintendent of the	6
concerned in the	6
an asylum or	6
and of its	6
likely to be	6
friends or others	6
in our opinion	6
the object of	6
as a matter	6
inmates of the	6
the determination of	6
for the more	6
of less than	6
to be removed	6
the visitors of	6
a number of	6
they would be	6
scheme of a	6
the future provision	6
authority of the	6
the insane is	6
in a corridor	6
to be of	6
as may be	6
year by year	6
guardians of the	6
to justify the	6
of such patients	6
proper care and	6
at the rate	6
the multiplication of	6
the maintenance of	6
removal to an	6
appears to be	6
lunatics in the	6
be in the	6
to be placed	6
to represent the	6
upon by the	6
they have been	6
house of commons	6
to in the	6
at the time	6
living with their	6
chairman of the	6
sent to asylums	6
supervision and control	6
to take care	6
a system of	6
the views of	6
to the medical	6
in the construction	6
to those of	6
for him to	6
be the case	6
of the superintendent	6
and at the	6
treatment of recent	6
the head of	6
throughout the country	6
to supply the	6
to the lunatic	6
in the number	6
of a chronic	6
the time of	6
an asylum is	6
the end of	6
dealt with as	5
the discretion of	5
secretary of state	5
of a ward	5
earl of shaftesbury	5
the close of	5
added to the	5
more than a	5
in asylums or	5
the transfer of	5
appointment of a	5
the commissioners have	5
deemed to be	5
the patient to	5
to themselves and	5
the duty of	5
of the day	5
of late years	5
of the most	5
in public asylums	5
of the population	5
that he has	5
the chief physician	5
of treatment and	5
that on the	5
of recent and	5
the sanction of	5
to the question	5
number of persons	5
it is only	5
the carrying out	5
medical officer in	5
as a means	5
the evidence of	5
the visiting justices	5
matter of course	5
has to be	5
the ratio of	5
charge of the	5
in the ten	5
the number and	5
a justice or	5
of a public	5
of the other	5
at the least	5
the consequence is	5
removed from the	5
the lunatic inmates	5
of the condition	5
as the result	5
a commission of	5
pauper lunatics of	5
the medical attendant	5
sanction of the	5
homes of the	5
or to the	5
and to report	5
more or fewer	5
in their hands	5
is yet another	5
committees of visitors	5
in the community	5
the office of	5
of their condition	5
and the legal	5
the power to	5
visitors of workhouses	5
parts of the	5
at a rate	5
few of the	5
in the interests	5
to increase the	5
the influence of	5
according to our	5
to be given	5
a greater or	5
made by a	5
taken to the	5
not at all	5
welfare of the	5
relieving officer or	5
provide for the	5
as many as	5
on this point	5
we have seen	5
lunatics of the	5
to the second	5
of the relative	5
that no person	5
to county asylums	5
the person receiving	5
of the plan	5
or of the	5
be expected to	5
portion of the	5
the position and	5
parish medical officer	5
referred to in	5
on the construction	5
medical staff of	5
remarks on the	5
in the lunacy	5
who may be	5
to watch over	5
of bodily disease	5
carrying out of	5
committee on lunatics	5
the minds of	5
as they are	5
those concerned in	5
application to the	5
of the committee	5
less than one	5
not only the	5
not more than	5
in his own	5
hope of cure	5
both of the	5
of the best	5
has been made	5
and we are	5
connexion with the	5
would be of	5
taken before a	5
the public asylum	5
the administration of	5
and organization of	5
and management of	5
asylums and workhouses	5
the workhouse is	5
it is most	5
for them to	5
construction and organization	5
be found to	5
division of the	5
be held to	5
the actual cost	5
the asylum is	5
by the way	5
the earl of	5
of themselves and	5
it in the	5
far as to	5
per head for	5
when it is	5
sooner or later	5
the difficulty of	5
relative or friend	5
cost of the	5
of the entire	5
we hold to	5
account of their	5
provision of the	5
before a justice	5
take care of	5
in a very	5
their ninth report	5
by the plan	5
that they might	5
to deal with	5
whole number of	5
the estimation of	5
accommodation for the	5
the jurisdiction of	5
the occurrence of	5
our public asylums	5
would be very	5
a lunatic asylum	5
exercised by the	5
appointment of district	5
by their own	5
of chronic patients	5
devoted to the	5
the county judge	5
of workhouses as	5
order and medical	5
of in the	5
in all cases	5
ought never to	5
of the brain	5
return to the	5
cost of maintenance	5
patients who are	5
there are many	5
should be under	5
of the building	5
and they are	5
all that is	5
of asylum care	5
of his office	5
of the several	5
principle of construction	5
of workhouse inmates	5
to the interests	5
and that of	5
the attention of	5
a lunatic or	5
under the direction	5
a sort of	5
there is an	5
insane population of	5
to show the	5
yet it is	5
of the cases	5
the ground of	5
be reported to	5
on the plea	5
their insane inmates	5
the example of	5
of the lunatics	5
boarded with their	5
of insanity is	5
day and night	5
be added to	5
of officers and	5
the results of	5
upon the medical	5
to which the	5
that the medical	5
it is an	5
in the estimation	5
the sane and	5
before the select	5
case of insanity	5
together in the	5
in lieu of	5
not in asylums	5
regarded as a	5
it is to	5
actual cost of	5
will not be	5
little more than	5
in a ward	5
of the surrey	5
in england and	5
of the community	5
gathered from the	5
the work of	5
be done to	5
persons to be	5
noble chairman of	5
that the cost	5
workhouse lunatic inmates	5
by means of	5
in workhouses or	5
the expiration of	5
present provision for	5
alleged to be	5
classes of the	5
of the attendants	5
investigation of the	5
there can be	5
in need of	5
the sum of	5
care and supervision	5
of workhouses for	5
workhouses should be	5
of the legal	5
to the care	5
a certain extent	5
would be no	5
in their ninth	5
to carry out	5
into the condition	5
chief medical officer	5
in reply to	5
the cure of	5
of his own	5
the inspection of	5
the production of	5
and with the	5
the expediency of	5
which may be	5
in which they	5
the patients will	5
as soon as	5
of the former	5
in county asylums	5
asylum care and	5
watch over the	5
the nature and	5
the medical men	5
this state of	5
during the year	5
in round numbers	5
statistics of insanity	5
the entire number	5
patients should be	5
in private houses	5
have arrived at	4
extension of the	4
the following paragraph	4
the employment of	4
of lunatic inmates	4
medical care and	4
the aid of	4
of all classes	4
for his removal	4
engaged in the	4
in workhouses should	4
be much more	4
there is another	4
in each year	4
as with the	4
the evidence before	4
case of the	4
in a distinct	4
lunatic in the	4
in the power	4
make the order	4
their proper care	4
comparison of the	4
physician of the	4
evidence of the	4
the powers of	4
contrary to the	4
of such lunatics	4
and the poor	4
shown in the	4
who are not	4
to their own	4
the truth of	4
the registration of	4
the duties to	4
that the pauper	4
chances of recovery	4
those who have	4
they should be	4
insanity in the	4
the law in	4
distance from the	4
it ought to	4
the accession of	4
of his duties	4
we have pointed	4
making a total	4
of the treatment	4
the state and	4
the patients who	4
publication of the	4
is a great	4
the circumstances surrounding	4
and more particularly	4
his restoration to	4
persons in the	4
with chronic cases	4
of persons alleged	4
at the end	4
it is proposed	4
the average of	4
of any other	4
and from the	4
epilepsy or paralysis	4
as a public	4
cases to asylums	4
number of commissioners	4
is at the	4
their rate of	4
the law to	4
placed in an	4
the whole of	4
when they have	4
is that of	4
and for chronic	4
to per cent	4
it cannot be	4
the medical witness	4
of the recent	4
on the curability	4
treatment and care	4
on this subject	4
medical officer is	4
detention in a	4
they do not	4
and their affairs	4
to a well	4
be made to	4
be entrusted to	4
have been admitted	4
the middlesex county	4
persons who are	4
the opening of	4
of this description	4
of such institutions	4
to remove the	4
remarks on this	4
institution of a	4
but we may	4
detention of the	4
the mental condition	4
to the rate	4
he should be	4
a pauper lunatic	4
registration of lunatics	4
evils of the	4
chronic cases of	4
for the sake	4
a certain number	4
and insane together	4
with few exceptions	4
this officer should	4
is left to	4
as a rule	4
relief of the	4
themselves and their	4
supposed to be	4
to the truth	4
less than the	4
operation of the	4
to escape the	4
the parochial authorities	4
of patients to	4
cost of asylums	4
the united states	4
reported to them	4
at his own	4
accordance with the	4
of by the	4
in all probability	4
treatment in the	4
and there is	4
the possibility of	4
of the persons	4
the proposition to	4
on january st	4
called for to	4
felt to be	4
physician to the	4
there will be	4
far as practicable	4
to ensure the	4
need not be	4
system of registration	4
by the attendants	4
to the exclusion	4
required for the	4
the sake of	4
the present system	4
themselves and others	4
the place of	4
in order that	4
the man was	4
insane in this	4
to whom the	4
on asylum construction	4
confined in asylums	4
remark that the	4
to be considered	4
of insanity are	4
may be necessary	4
of a far	4
had been sent	4
of the middle	4
the order for	4
the estimate of	4
of most of	4
member of the	4
it to the	4
in the law	4
to order the	4
the foregoing considerations	4
been sent to	4
multiplication of chronic	4
inmates of a	4
is not so	4
from that of	4
for a time	4
there must be	4
to act upon	4
that the poor	4
requirement of the	4
the plan we	4
the insane to	4
the expense of	4
the details of	4
our county asylums	4
prove that the	4
of the great	4
let it be	4
a workhouse should	4
existence of the	4
placed in a	4
for epileptics and	4
in this place	4
another to a	4
be set aside	4
that there were	4
their relatives or	4
the cost per	4
calculation of the	4
the conditions of	4
should be the	4
years of age	4
connected with the	4
is most desirable	4
of the court	4
far more comprehensive	4
condition of lunatics	4
and experience of	4
of the mind	4
of the total	4
the order and	4
in this matter	4
and the attendants	4
will be found	4
upon the order	4
of mental disease	4
it is also	4
there is not	4
of new cases	4
value of the	4
is equivalent to	4
addition to the	4
this part of	4
to the last	4
plea of economy	4
whole of the	4
we are persuaded	4
in criminal cases	4
of discovering the	4
his duty to	4
of his relatives	4
signed by the	4
the cognizance of	4
it is in	4
asylum or licensed	4
of a pauper	4
the great majority	4
who has been	4
in the former	4
colony of insane	4
of acute cases	4
placed under the	4
as the only	4
by the order	4
relatives or strangers	4
a third story	4
call upon the	4
necessary for the	4
order of a	4
in the wards	4
the insane inmates	4
the services of	4
it is with	4
officer of a	4
of the rate	4
a mixed character	4
to the state	4
a patient is	4
his mental and	4
cognizance of the	4
to the proper	4
he is in	4
persons of unsound	4
in the metropolitan	4
to indulge in	4
to show cause	4
greater than that	4
a lunatic and	4
or licensed houses	4
in his evidence	4
up and down	4
he is not	4
of assistant commissioners	4
diminishing the curability	4
is the most	4
the amelioration of	4
the expenditure of	4
for this reason	4
taken charge of	4
fourth of the	4
with the ordinary	4
construction of public	4
of lunacy is	4
population of the	4
is not an	4
on the state	4
be looked for	4
serve the purpose	4
lunatics should be	4
number of such	4
visitation of all	4
report to the	4
plan of placing	4
of this plan	4
the mental disorder	4
of the ward	4
asylums should be	4
he is a	4
for their proper	4
in the general	4
hospitals for the	4
friends of a	4
lunatic or idiot	4
would be to	4
pauper lunatics to	4
the ten years	4
of lunatics and	4
the benefits of	4
details of the	4
regard to the	4
an investigation of	4
him in his	4
which has been	4
of his malady	4
a licensed house	4
chronic insane in	4
their care and	4
the patients in	4
his removal to	4
to render the	4
county in which	4
of their friends	4
have pointed out	4
may be said	4
known to be	4
class of society	4
they are in	4
that if the	4
unsound mind in	4
the law of	4
the asylums of	4
to say that	4
here and there	4
we have no	4
has been found	4
the medical profession	4
the visiting commissioner	4
is inadequate to	4
and the conditions	4
of workhouse lunatics	4
admission into the	4
of insane inmates	4
and where the	4
under the care	4
disease of the	4
visitation of the	4
to undertake the	4
the same report	4
in cottage homes	4
medical superintendent of	4
as a lunatic	4
to act as	4
the knowledge and	4
on the increase	4
in respect of	4
the victims of	4
detention in workhouses	4
of the accumulation	4
or is deemed	4
of the attack	4
rate of increase	4
of their insane	4
the opinion that	4
class of pauper	4
the only one	4
person who has	4
that such lunatic	4
is deemed to	4
th section of	4
persons alleged to	4
for chronic lunatics	4
charged to the	4
have to be	4
opposed to the	4
the selection of	4
be suffered to	4
inadequacy of the	4
be made by	4
or other person	4
respect to the	4
to serve the	4
to the transmission	4
interested in the	4
as said before	4
in that of	4
of a large	4
accumulation of the	4
the county in	4
of insane at	4
practice of the	4
in opposition to	4
with that of	4
the circumstance of	4
all classes of	4
a far more	4
the commencement of	4
to be at	4
it might be	4
four times a	4
discretion of the	4
proposed by the	4
an estimate of	4
homes of our	4
report on the	4
of this officer	4
entire number of	4
to the subject	4
of the officers	4
cost of their	4
the existing law	4
benefit of the	4
in the primary	4
case of a	4
this is not	4
on the subject	4
from an asylum	4
in the matter	4
they have no	4
unknown to the	4
more than the	4
to restrict the	4
patient should be	4
the provisions of	4
state in which	4
patients in a	4
in point of	4
in an establishment	4
harmless to themselves	4
of a mixed	4
in the kingdom	4
special committee of	4
the guardians of	4
for admission to	4
required in the	4
to be done	4
the poor patient	4
as he is	4
to the pauper	4
two or more	4
the possession of	4
content ourselves with	4
lunatic poor in	4
that the district	4
and control of	4
boards of guardians	4
of friends to	4
there are no	4
attendants upon the	4
the scheme of	4
by the county	4
patients in workhouses	4
to be met	4
amenable to treatment	4
relatives or friends	4
should be placed	4
character of their	4
of the evidence	4
be placed under	4
has not been	4
the symptoms of	4
as long as	4
of any such	4
justice or officiating	4
it to be	4
construction of lunatic	4
with the insane	4
than the ordinary	4
are not unfrequently	4
of the many	4
so long as	4
met with in	4
hospitals licensed houses	4
establishment of the	4
the demands for	4
patients will be	4
so large a	4
accumulation of chronic	4
of the supervision	4
on the insane	4
to be not	4
chronic and incurable	4
would render the	4
mentally disordered persons	4
as to justify	4
by the th	4
in the united	4
the central office	4
officer or overseer	4
to themselves or	4
so to speak	4
the custody of	4
found in workhouses	4
and in general	4
the alleged lunatic	4
of mental disturbance	4
enlargement of the	4
account of his	4
treatment of insanity	4
in the state	4
inmate of a	4
detained in asylums	4
parish to which	4
the place and	4
would be an	4
the habit of	4
they ought to	4
we have proposed	4
of construction we	4
or officiating clergyman	4
receptacles for them	4
comfort of the	4
only by the	4
of public asylums	4
insane at gheel	4
entrusted to the	4
particularly in the	4
we regard as	4
of the very	4
their condition is	4
far as the	4
in the treatment	4
circumstance of the	4
of the mental	4
visiting justices of	4
opinion of the	4
the very best	4
at any time	4
the present board	4
employment of the	4
absence of all	4
of a magistrate	4
furnished by the	4
impediment to the	4
of the masters	4
superintendent of an	4
in union workhouses	4
duties to be	4
the act of	4
number of admissions	4
at least one	4
the purposes of	4
patients and their	4
a more complete	4
a return to	4
through the medium	4
of three months	4
hands of the	4
with or without	4
district officer to	4
and in a	4
of a private	4
be a lunatic	4
there is this	4
hold to be	4
the opinions and	4
a distinct institution	4
distinct asylums for	4
course of the	4
that of asylums	4
from the same	4
and moral treatment	4
of this class	4
of the guardians	4
labours of the	4
proper to be	4
management of themselves	4
but it would	4
of the insanity	4
removal of the	4
in the character	4
construction of a	4
the commissioners to	4
access to the	4
all cases of	4
space of time	4
and those who	4
the state in	4
of the fact	4
it as a	4
to determine the	4
will be a	4
insane in cottage	3
is a very	3
at their homes	3
asylums in the	3
extract from the	3
in lunacy have	3
contravention of the	3
some such scheme	3
state of massachusetts	3
for patients in	3
the master of	3
the committees of	3
asylum accommodation for	3
in each of	3
would be brought	3
the upper floors	3
of a district	3
of single rooms	3
supplement to the	3
unfit to be	3
insane confined in	3
case of paupers	3
of the returns	3
read of the	3
middlesex county asylums	3
medical superintendents of	3
causes diminishing the	3
as much as	3
to the minds	3
of chronic and	3
in a private	3
might be expected	3
if there be	3
necessity of the	3
as if the	3
every poor person	3
that it should	3
case of lunacy	3
in behalf of	3
example of the	3
which should be	3
of means of	3
increase or decrease	3
to the existing	3
of more or	3
never to have	3
to their well	3
of distinct sections	3
to the effect	3
of asylum construction	3
led to the	3
of routine and	3
officer in the	3
a scheme of	3
discharge of his	3
in conjunction with	3
the average increase	3
the conviction that	3
much to the	3
the public asylums	3
an annual charge	3
our civil code	3
in one establishment	3
the superintendents of	3
which ought to	3
the costs of	3
high rate of	3
for asylum treatment	3
to establish the	3
and visitation of	3
of the accused	3
found that the	3
which it is	3
inasmuch as it	3
those of ordinary	3
an impediment to	3
lunatic and a	3
the opportunity to	3
be left to	3
in every county	3
the evil of	3
is necessary for	3
who have more	3
mental phenomena as	3
the board of	3
we have made	3
principles of english	3
to the duties	3
of a patient	3
be taken charge	3
and to be	3
to the mind	3
as the commissioners	3
the transmission to	3
to the total	3
and we have	3
engaged in industrial	3
they are so	3
in the english	3
management and treatment	3
of sections and	3
class of patients	3
to be remembered	3
place of treatment	3
to the discretion	3
not enumerated in	3
the sufferers from	3
is as competent	3
respecting the duties	3
expressed by the	3
of great importance	3
that the great	3
clause of the	3
of the nature	3
with the same	3
that is to	3
to the plan	3
in the administration	3
a part of	3
to the union	3
mental disorder to	3
history of the	3
lunatics in county	3
poor in workhouses	3
that incurred in	3
during the last	3
be brought into	3
out of doors	3
in our humble	3
that the lunacy	3
their mental condition	3
on the question	3
cases in workhouses	3
be a source	3
or placed in	3
the proper treatment	3
made use of	3
of the necessary	3
lunatics not in	3
of the statistics	3
order signed by	3
the extent to	3
victims of mental	3
of maintenance in	3
of the provision	3
to his wife	3
a notice of	3
we would not	3
pauper lunatics not	3
our humble opinion	3
place in the	3
parochial medical officer	3
some principles in	3
set at liberty	3
lieu of a	3
the matter in	3
interfere with the	3
order the removal	3
injury to the	3
direct attention to	3
to be regretted	3
and if he	3
remain out of	3
an obstacle to	3
as to be	3
to keep them	3
third of the	3
per head in	3
cost of an	3
patient has been	3
to the use	3
of insanity and	3
to a much	3
dangerous to themselves	3
a union workhouse	3
lodged in their	3
it is ordered	3
given to the	3
is a source	3
of the statistical	3
the past year	3
his admission into	3
which he was	3
workhouses at large	3
lunatics chargeable to	3
the insane population	3
of private persons	3
the progressive increase	3
is this much	3
principles in the	3
in a fit	3
kept in confinement	3
and that his	3
fitted for the	3
the inadequacy of	3
which would devolve	3
them unfit to	3
extent to which	3
within the compass	3
in the evidence	3
in this asylum	3
many of whom	3
distribution of the	3
wish to see	3
or with strangers	3
though it is	3
in every way	3
let us see	3
our lunatic population	3
yet we may	3
condition of those	3
carry out the	3
to attempt to	3
with the inmates	3
we would wish	3
portion of this	3
commissioners of the	3
belonging to the	3
should have the	3
a list of	3
a private patient	3
to counties and	3
of lunacy in	3
remembered that the	3
subject of the	3
a form of	3
and the very	3
and their whole	3
an attempt to	3
or shorter period	3
the necessity for	3
so that the	3
a subject of	3
ordered to be	3
opening of new	3
great majority of	3
derby county asylum	3
or unfitness of	3
but also to	3
there were in	3
to take the	3
than even the	3
would be better	3
exclusion of recent	3
visitors of asylums	3
of the devon	3
as a physician	3
by day and	3
at one time	3
existence of a	3
patients not in	3
that the individual	3
review of the	3
such as of	3
in all matters	3
medical and general	3
by the greater	3
in the discharge	3
epileptics and paralytics	3
hands of a	3
list of all	3
as curative asylums	3
such scheme as	3
to visit them	3
reference to their	3
course of erection	3
for the poor	3
to visit and	3
of their increase	3
the probate judge	3
the table of	3
the advantage of	3
economy of workhouses	3
difference in the	3
patients in their	3
associated with the	3
the compass of	3
the lapse of	3
looked upon as	3
to show how	3
worth while to	3
of our public	3
be treated as	3
state of bodily	3
return of the	3
given before the	3
considered to be	3
it is needless	3
instead of adding	3
as an evil	3
county asylums for	3
furnished with the	3
at variance with	3
recent and for	3
the th th	3
in consequence of	3
find their way	3
to be entrusted	3
evils of workhouses	3
and the examination	3
frequent visitation of	3
one or other	3
close at hand	3
by so doing	3
disorders of the	3
can be no	3
to be kept	3
of those in	3
to asylums is	3
with the medical	3
in that institution	3
a portion of	3
value of medical	3
is proposed to	3
or is not	3
upon the subject	3
the patient should	3
can be expected	3
being sent to	3
involving the multiplication	3
is needed to	3
the solution of	3
to board with	3
i do not	3
workhouse detention of	3
supplied by the	3
a manner as	3
to diminish the	3
idiots in the	3
to their inmates	3
by a justice	3
of the superintendents	3
the detriment of	3
the two institutions	3
there are more	3
who have been	3
person who is	3
but also the	3
in the exercise	3
on the first	3
by lord shaftesbury	3
to render a	3
the mode of	3
it is at	3
upon the friends	3
should be so	3
in the form	3
in industrial pursuits	3
where there is	3
a chief physician	3
of single patients	3
is no doubt	3
the middle classes	3
at colney hatch	3
not too much	3
officers of the	3
the moral treatment	3
discipline of the	3
equal to the	3
the gain to	3
most desirable that	3
of the matter	3
can be made	3
or of their	3
during the past	3
inspection of the	3
of a person	3
by the legislature	3
imposed upon them	3
an order signed	3
is the same	3
treatment and management	3
can be looked	3
the accommodation of	3
the surrey magistrates	3
of workhouse lunatic	3
officers and servants	3
are of opinion	3
the conclusion that	3
to be observed	3
they have not	3
be empowered to	3
the attempt to	3
a previous page	3
to be got	3
them under the	3
with all the	3
the authority of	3
to retain the	3
asylum of the	3
of insane patients	3
to the returns	3
the first day	3
will be more	3
an asylum and	3
found in asylums	3
as a medical	3
and with a	3
system of asylum	3
any sort of	3
delirium of fever	3
amelioration of the	3
of a corridor	3
will always be	3
be at all	3
at great cost	3
referred to the	3
early and efficient	3
to the lord	3
for our own	3
lunacy commissioners to	3
insane person in	3
that of their	3
are likely to	3
the asylum in	3
from the report	3
investigation before a	3
under the cognizance	3
of asylums in	3
inquiry into the	3
could be carried	3
their other duties	3
such a manner	3
we regard the	3
the lunatic and	3
opening out of	3
the whole case	3
it be the	3
the commissioners observe	3
whether it is	3
that the duties	3
times a year	3
of this board	3
are not to	3
are found in	3
been found to	3
he was brought	3
although it is	3
the mind is	3
evidence of lord	3
the circumstance that	3
experience in the	3
to the most	3
cost of such	3
mental and moral	3
and extent of	3
should or should	3
of lunatic paupers	3
the result is	3
of the parochial	3
and the same	3
reason of the	3
prejudicial to the	3
of acute and	3
appears to us	3
to the construction	3
to the wards	3
to recent cases	3
to see the	3
devolve on the	3
licensed houses are	3
discharged or removed	3
admitted into the	3
should be reported	3
the detention in	3
the staff of	3
purpose of a	3
the opinion of	3
it is therefore	3
the laws regulating	3
who should be	3
being able to	3
in the position	3
justice or justices	3
duties which would	3
of our lunatic	3
number of medical	3
for the lunatic	3
the secondary asylum	3
the commissioners themselves	3
trial by jury	3
of some of	3
no one can	3
of what may	3
and its inmates	3
all such patients	3
be rightly placed	3
asylums and the	3
knowledge and experience	3
visits of the	3
the present commission	3
the third degree	3
of the new	3
fact of his	3
report that the	3
in the various	3
of medical and	3
head of the	3
an order for	3
of the central	3
for the interests	3
to health and	3
asylums for recent	3
as curative institutions	3
in a foreign	3
the jurisdiction and	3
equivalent to the	3
at the close	3
if they were	3
must be to	3
that any person	3
that the law	3
lunatic wards in	3
that the workhouse	3
future provision for	3
the importance of	3
by the official	3
the district inspector	3
to the present	3
for recent and	3
of keeping the	3
of cost in	3
of cases of	3
in this state	3
well as of	3
person shall be	3
the distribution of	3
with which we	3
such patients are	3
for promoting the	3
act of parliament	3
at the cost	3
upon the insane	3
the features of	3
performance of the	3
not to have	3
considerable portion of	3
the home secretary	3
object of the	3
be informed of	3
may be allowed	3
want of a	3
the liberty of	3
unfitness of workhouses	3
benefits of the	3
that can be	3
the wards are	3
inmates of asylums	3
than in asylums	3
be so far	3
it is left	3
be of a	3
in any case	3
them of the	3
account of those	3
to the inmates	3
to raise the	3
that the proportion	3
masters in lunacy	3
might be advantageously	3
annual rate of	3
to the decided	3
all those concerned	3
to the particular	3
of all cases	3
but this is	3
the rule is	3
by the committees	3
power of the	3
his mental state	3
the special study	3
proper persons to	3
to be more	3
considered as a	3
in any way	3
might have been	3
for admission into	3
into county asylums	3
relieving officer to	3
thought to be	3
in the proportion	3
fitness or unfitness	3
have been received	3
the proper care	3
and who are	3
bodily and mental	3
annual reports of	3
a question of	3
over the country	3
reflect on the	3
been declared insane	3
in a building	3
explanation of the	3
insane poor in	3
to their condition	3
be better to	3
regard to their	3
wholly or partially	3
or may not	3
such a system	3
authorities of the	3
one part of	3
distinct hospital for	3
the principal asylums	3
food and clothing	3
is carried out	3
for them in	3
the average cost	3
him to be	3
we regret to	3
of irritation and	3
and maintenance of	3
and under the	3
the space of	3
their way into	3
medical men in	3
are happy to	3
purposes of the	3
the views we	3
may be effected	3
in an economical	3
this question of	3
as a person	3
warming and ventilation	3
control of the	3
smaller number of	3
for their detention	3
provision is made	3
not only to	3
pauper lunatics living	3
should be given	3
appropriated to the	3
above the ground	3
and bodily state	3
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