Views of the most remarkable public buildings, monuments and other edifices in the city of Dublin (1780)
Pool, Robert, artist, Cash, John, Lodge, John, d. 1796, Taylor, Isaac, 1730-1807 · Dublin : Printed for J. Williams, no. 21, Skinner-row · leaf 128
e called SteevenssHofpital. Mrs. Steevens, becoming pofTefTed of the ef-tate, was delirous of feeing her brothers in-tention executed ; and, foon after his death, pur-chafed the ground at the weft end of Jamess-ftreet where it now ftands. In 1720 me beo-anthe building on a much more extenfive plan,… … STEEVENSs-HOSPITAL. 73 opened, and wards were furnifhed for the recep-tion of 40 patients, who were admitted in theyear 1734. An Act of Parliament was obtained in1730, appointing twenty-three Governors, andtheir fuccefTors, to be a body politic and cor-porate for ever, with power to purchafe…
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