London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 588
rom the papers transmitted to us by Mr. Wight-wick, that, till the erection of the present building, there was nohospital for the accommodation of in-door patients at Plymouth,or to supply the wants of that portion of East Cornwall andSouth Devon of which Plymouth forms the centre, and which,within… … course, was originally intended only for the relief of out-doorpatients, it is now intended to combine with the hospitalFig. 197. shows the elevation of the building; but we ar€ re m- 568 South Devon and East Cornixall Hospital^ r JH il , [_ :..i. J « il -4 1 ! \J 1 ■ .1 =1 ^ formed that the…
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