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quadgram	frequency
the commissioners in lunacy	51
the district medical officer	32
at the same time	27
in the case of	23
on the part of	22
the interests of the	21
on the other hand	19
on the st of	18
in the course of	18
by the lunacy commissioners	18
the st of january	18
provision for the insane	18
in the first place	18
of the lunacy commissioners	17
of the number of	16
number of the insane	15
of the commissioners in	15
to be sent to	15
the number of the	15
for the first time	15
of the lunacy board	14
sent to an asylum	14
on the one hand	14
of the insane in	14
the part of the	14
receptacles for the insane	13
for the most part	13
in the incurable house	13
in the hands of	13
of lunatics in workhouses	13
of the lunacy commission	13
he said to himself	12
by the commissioners in	12
be sent to an	12
the report of the	12
the curability of insanity	12
in a tone of	11
of the medical officer	11
in the homes of	11
in the instance of	11
of the state of	10
said the old man	10
treatment of the insane	10
the question of the	10
of pauper lunatics in	10
i should like to	10
interests of the insane	10
the medical officer of	10
of district medical officers	10
i am glad to	9
in their own homes	9
by the district medical	9
from time to time	9
to the lunacy board	9
a proper person to	9
for the care and	9
recent cases of insanity	9
proper person to be	9
the condition of the	9
that it would be	9
the present state of	9
the protection of the	9
the wants of the	8
on account of the	8
at the time of	8
of the pauper insane	8
for the reception of	8
the state of the	8
as seen in the	8
the care of the	8
since i left the	8
the members of the	8
with their friends or	8
the head of the	8
are you going to	8
in a state of	8
to the lunacy commissioners	8
to be found in	8
the whole of the	8
the number of patients	8
to take care of	8
requirements of the insane	8
for the purpose of	8
person to be sent	8
the treatment of the	8
as receptacles for the	8
with reference to the	8
of insane persons in	7
seen in the engraving	7
the committee of visitors	7
for the treatment of	7
for the sake of	7
in the main house	7
to the number of	7
county and borough asylums	7
to the district medical	7
under the direction of	7
the union medical officer	7
as far as possible	7
in the power of	7
the requirements of the	7
recent and chronic cases	7
the separation of the	7
number of lunatics in	7
the total number of	7
the nature of the	7
a district medical officer	7
district medical officer would	7
with a view to	7
asylums and licensed houses	7
on behalf of the	7
medical officer of the	7
and that it is	7
the union or parish	7
the poor law board	7
i left the asylum	7
and a proper person	7
to the commissioners in	7
committee of visitors of	7
one of the most	6
in a lunatic asylum	6
properly taken care of	6
of the insane poor	6
the advantages of the	6
workhouses as receptacles for	6
of the district medical	6
the benefit of the	6
in relation to the	6
the care and treatment	6
the legal provision for	6
pauper lunatics in workhouses	6
pauper lunatics in asylums	6
oliver and his mother	6
in the way of	6
of the insane and	6
detention of patients in	6
in the number of	6
the character of the	6
a committee of visitors	6
for a long time	6
be found in the	6
the manner in which	6
in the interests of	6
of the chronic insane	6
in the absence of	6
an asylum for chronic	6
in the united states	6
on account of their	6
in the management of	6
and treatment of the	6
to the county asylum	6
at the end of	6
the size of asylums	6
sent to the asylum	6
the house of commons	6
for the benefit of	6
i can truly say	6
the rest of the	6
number of pauper lunatics	6
care of the insane	6
as a place of	6
removal to an asylum	6
the number of insane	6
in regard to my	6
in asylums and licensed	6
report of the commissioners	6
there is no doubt	6
care and treatment of	6
person of unsound mind	6
should be able to	6
what is the matter	6
as a matter of	6
legal provision for the	6
with the other inmates	6
the course of the	5
class of the insane	5
the returns of the	5
at the head of	5
present state of lunacy	5
it is to be	5
the earl of shaftesbury	5
by day and by	5
the whole number of	5
in their ninth report	5
to the incurable house	5
the carrying out of	5
of the cost of	5
out of the institution	5
the determination of the	5
me by the arm	5
and at the same	5
the insane in asylums	5
the homes of the	5
be reported to the	5
section of the lunatic	5
the insane in workhouses	5
before the select committee	5
for the detention of	5
day and by night	5
there is yet another	5
none of your business	5
i went to the	5
district medical officer in	5
noble chairman of the	5
the jurisdiction of the	5
in the estimation of	5
made by the commissioners	5
being of the insane	5
out of the window	5
a person of unsound	5
is one of the	5
asylums for chronic cases	5
appointment of district medical	5
to a lunatic asylum	5
proper care and treatment	5
to provide for the	5
most of the time	5
the sane and insane	5
of the medical staff	5
the name of the	5
at the present day	5
the supervision of the	5
in england and wales	5
the medical staff of	5
and on the other	5
for the business of	5
as a means of	5
i will give you	5
in regard to the	5
the rate of maintenance	5
the noble chairman of	5
to which they are	5
of the medical superintendents	5
of the poor law	5
the management of the	5
so far as to	5
on the ground of	5
the number of lunatics	5
order and medical certificates	5
to a certain extent	5
in connexion with the	5
for the insane poor	5
of the city of	5
the cognizance of the	5
the actual cost of	5
i have no doubt	5
the reports of the	5
this state of things	5
in the construction of	5
that he should be	5
the extent of the	5
a greater or less	5
the increase of insanity	5
the welfare of the	5
the end of the	5
what do you say	5
lunatic inmates of workhouses	5
the hands of the	5
a matter of course	5
how do you know	5
the city of new	5
of providing for the	5
condition of the insane	5
on the plea of	5
what do you mean	5
for several years past	5
as that of the	5
a large number of	5
took the parting hand	5
during the past year	5
the present provision for	5
the sanction of the	4
what is to be	4
rate of accumulation of	4
alone in the world	4
the removal of the	4
the th section of	4
of the present provision	4
as well as i	4
said the stout man	4
unfitted for the business	4
diminishing the curability of	4
looking out of the	4
duties of his office	4
glad to see you	4
the chronic insane in	4
the beginning of the	4
incurable house of the	4
will you go with	4
the order of a	4
to an asylum for	4
to watch over the	4
the guardians of the	4
together in the same	4
by the order of	4
of the asylum harness	4
the commission of lunacy	4
the detention of lunatics	4
the case of the	4
of visitors of workhouses	4
relieving officer or overseer	4
state of lunacy and	4
to the cause of	4
of the total number	4
the incurable house of	4
are apt to be	4
the friends of a	4
in the metropolitan district	4
to be a lunatic	4
of the condition of	4
on the other side	4
as well as in	4
i wish you would	4
was by no means	4
asylums for the insane	4
of the law to	4
the entire number of	4
under the charge of	4
accumulation of the insane	4
of what may be	4
of the entire number	4
the want of a	4
had been in the	4
the value of the	4
the pauper lunatics of	4
we have pointed out	4
the history of the	4
must be remembered that	4
i was very weak	4
of themselves and their	4
are to be found	4
justice or officiating clergyman	4
that it is not	4
of the evils of	4
as the result of	4
in which he is	4
to the lunacy commission	4
as long as possible	4
do you mean to	4
the hands of a	4
you go with me	4
the institution of a	4
a cup of cold	4
in the spring of	4
as soon as i	4
i shall have to	4
of the whole number	4
the cost per head	4
in the midst of	4
the consideration of the	4
an increase of the	4
is not to be	4
that the number of	4
we took the parting	4
of those who are	4
ida hill lunatic asylum	4
cup of cold water	4
the evils of the	4
of the law in	4
so far as the	4
the evidence before the	4
on the state of	4
increase of the insane	4
in the following paragraph	4
we hold to be	4
the administration of the	4
the majority of the	4
the rate of accumulation	4
proper to be sent	4
of the lunacy laws	4
management of themselves and	4
superintendent of an asylum	4
the existence of the	4
and there is no	4
population of the country	4
into the condition of	4
the plea of economy	4
be sent to the	4
wants of the insane	4
are you sure you	4
to the interests of	4
to the care of	4
living with their friends	4
for the maintenance of	4
of visitors of the	4
connection with the institution	4
with an air of	4
more than ten years	4
i am glad you	4
made by the district	4
took me by the	4
i am rightly informed	4
themselves and their affairs	4
in the habit of	4
friends of a lunatic	4
the duties to be	4
on the construction and	4
it must be remembered	4
the principle of construction	4
that on the st	4
if i am rightly	4
an asylum or licensed	4
and the legal provision	4
oliver and his guardian	4
the construction of public	4
harmless to themselves and	4
of recent cases of	4
is deemed to be	4
on the curability of	4
and ordered me to	4
sane and insane together	4
the detention of the	4
ought not to be	4
the duties of the	4
the first day of	4
the knowledge of the	4
as well as the	4
was a great sufferer	4
on account of his	4
that the cost of	4
for their care and	4
protection of the law	4
patients in the incurable	4
of the union or	4
the construction and organization	4
of unsound mind in	4
the office of the	4
from the main house	4
the district medical inspector	4
removal to the asylum	4
in the ten years	4
he was in the	4
construction and organization of	4
university of the city	4
of accumulation of the	4
the requirement of the	4
the number of pauper	4
of workhouses as receptacles	4
by the name of	4
persons of unsound mind	4
the state of new	4
of the accumulation of	4
the relieving officer or	4
asylum care and treatment	4
the commencement of the	4
to themselves and others	4
evidence before the select	4
of the system of	4
in the county asylum	4
i hope you are	4
of a mixed character	4
is called for to	4
and for chronic cases	4
the ruin of my	4
to go to the	4
it ought to be	4
to him that he	4
which ought to be	4
is a matter of	4
it would not be	4
asylum or licensed house	4
a far more comprehensive	4
to get rid of	4
state of the law	4
a justice or officiating	4
there can be no	4
that it should be	4
the lunatic inmates of	4
committee of the house	4
at the rate of	4
state of new york	4
chairman of the lunacy	4
manner in which the	4
of insanity in the	4
members of the lunacy	4
th section of the	4
boarded with their friends	4
the state of lunacy	4
it was not a	4
his removal to the	4
to the exclusion of	4
acute and chronic cases	4
deemed to be a	4
that the medical officer	4
as soon as possible	4
it would be to	4
into the hands of	4
at the present time	4
and now for the	4
of the house of	4
insane persons in the	4
a repetition of the	3
had been sent to	3
by the medical officer	3
at the age of	3
one of the best	3
said the young lady	3
the fact to the	3
was lying in bed	3
in favour of the	3
in or out of	3
of supervision and control	3
their friends or elsewhere	3
was not likely to	3
to the size of	3
by reason of the	3
went out into the	3
i have had a	3
and for the most	3
the average of the	3
visitors of the asylum	3
accommodation for the insane	3
my wife and brother	3
and in general to	3
of a district medical	3
disorders of the mind	3
be taken charge of	3
far more comprehensive nature	3
i never saw such	3
he was a man	3
large number of chronic	3
thought it best to	3
the medical superintendents in	3
an estimate of the	3
to the transmission of	3
of the middlesex county	3
reported to the commissioners	3
was a young man	3
the morning of the	3
do you hear that	3
of a third story	3
and treatment of lunatics	3
the ordinary pauper inmates	3
distance from the asylum	3
the possession of a	3
opposite side of the	3
arrangements can be made	3
no money in the	3
the existence of a	3
be treated as a	3
to give me a	3
what he has done	3
the state in which	3
the cost of the	3
what sort of a	3
and it would be	3
soon after i was	3
the use of a	3
the size of the	3
of the prevalence of	3
in the possession of	3
he is going to	3
said the other complacently	3
of the devon asylum	3
of oliver and bundy	3
for a longer or	3
placed in the same	3
i shall not want	3
chronic insane in cottage	3
in lunatic asylums in	3
the visitation of lunatics	3
what shall i do	3
that i was not	3
in the discharge of	3
the prevalence of insanity	3
and condition of the	3
it is proposed to	3
in the last stage	3
the construction of a	3
a course of medical	3
the operation of the	3
i became acquainted with	3
of which i have	3
in workhouses and in	3
annual reports of the	3
the cost of building	3
luck and pluck series	3
ought not to have	3
appointment of assistant commissioners	3
came to the asylum	3
the plan of placing	3
it seemed to him	3
increase in the number	3
if there be any	3
how patients are treated	3
made for the care	3
we shall see our	3
the th day of	3
i have often seen	3
remain out of an	3
in a previous page	3
the great majority of	3
would you like to	3
the inspection of the	3
one part of the	3
greater or less extent	3
the production of the	3
members of the commission	3
the state of massachusetts	3
did not see him	3
discharge of his duties	3
on the score of	3
more than a tenth	3
i am sorry to	3
in an asylum or	3
the power of the	3
classes of pauper lunatics	3
it shall be lawful	3
can be looked for	3
the inmates of a	3
the main house to	3
and the treatment of	3
treatment of recent cases	3
in order that he	3
i would like to	3
in workhouses at large	3
to that of the	3
medical and moral treatment	3
superintendents of county asylums	3
with a medical man	3
at the beginning of	3
to be of a	3
seventy years of age	3
the cold sweat from	3
it would seem no	3
do you think of	3
by the legislature of	3
the extent to which	3
on the morning of	3
the university of the	3
felt that it was	3
quiet of my residence	3
be made by a	3
the th th vict	3
i was lying in	3
in the proportion of	3
of the surrey magistrates	3
is left to the	3
eight dollars a week	3
a certain number of	3
or should not be	3
for the protection of	3
he felt that it	3
has been found to	3
some such scheme as	3
in the back hall	3
in our humble opinion	3
total number of the	3
principles in the construction	3
officer of the asylum	3
under the name of	3
is to be done	3
in a very large	3
been found to be	3
ought to be abandoned	3
in the hope of	3
in the treatment of	3
detention of the insane	3
nature of the duties	3
the parish medical officers	3
may or may not	3
contravention of the law	3
at the close of	3
to the asylum in	3
calculated on the whole	3
to the duties of	3
i was removed from	3
the detention of insane	3
the opening of new	3
scheme of a far	3
a part of the	3
sort of a man	3
attendants upon the insane	3
in the adjoining room	3
to themselves or others	3
of many of the	3
to counties and boroughs	3
pauper lunatics of the	3
this class of pauper	3
i do not wish	3
the first time in	3
be a source of	3
the fact of the	3
multiplication of chronic lunatics	3
to a greater or	3
under the jurisdiction of	3
the large number of	3
i can tell you	3
come home with me	3
the words of the	3
and position of the	3
performance of the duties	3
my connection with the	3
disease of the heart	3
or out of the	3
and a medical certificate	3
said the old doctor	3
at the hands of	3
in the vicinity of	3
and organization of asylums	3
would be a more	3
the attention of the	3
it to the public	3
their proper care and	3
of the place and	3
present provision for the	3
the insane in this	3
i had to go	3
the publication of the	3
lunatics in the homes	3
ten dollars a week	3
of the members of	3
patients in their own	3
insane in this country	3
he was about to	3
the remainder of the	3
in the shape of	3
may be allowed to	3
or proposed to be	3
lodged in their hands	3
under the cognizance of	3
and it is a	3
a considerable portion of	3
but to my story	3
to remain in the	3
to carry out the	3
of a far more	3
a number of years	3
of workhouses for the	3
wholly or partially chargeable	3
but it was not	3
to be discharged or	3
be dealt with as	3
and others in the	3
the annual reports of	3
i verily thought i	3
on the increase of	3
within the compass of	3
their way into the	3
state of the present	3
the condition of lunatics	3
one of the many	3
a cell for my	3
the laws of lunacy	3
of the middle class	3
as a person of	3
was persecuting the church	3
with the intention of	3
of the lunatic inmates	3
by the same voice	3
did not choose to	3
regard to my future	3
the homes of our	3
i am out of	3
of the inmates of	3
associating with the other	3
the charge of the	3
i am willing to	3
i am very much	3
the appointment of a	3
of patients in their	3
in my personal history	3
of most of the	3
be discharged or removed	3
the patients will be	3
medical officer would have	3
for the insane in	3
worth ten thousand dollars	3
a series of years	3
the wards of a	3
to a stationary chair	3
should or should not	3
the condition of those	3
a scheme of a	3
that he is not	3
be remembered that the	3
inasmuch as it is	3
of the duties imposed	3
the lunacy commissioners of	3
an order signed by	3
the example of the	3
the cost of maintenance	3
evidence of lord shaftesbury	3
places for the reception	3
found to be the	3
of a disordered mind	3
at the cost of	3
without the sanction of	3
and the necessity of	3
will give you a	3
i was afraid to	3
it must be to	3
to be the case	3
no person shall be	3
be found to be	3
a member of a	3
all those concerned in	3
under the care of	3
what is your name	3
special committee of the	3
of the statistics of	3
to be made for	3
asylums in different states	3
unfitness of workhouses for	3
inmates of the workhouse	3
condition of the patient	3
with friends or others	3
thousand dollars for it	3
i will tell you	3
evils of workhouses as	3
the plan of building	3
the parish medical officer	3
is or is not	3
be placed in the	3
and purifies the heart	3
and i can truly	3
in the name of	3
by a justice or	3
by the testimony of	3
a return to the	3
four times a year	3
the order of the	3
the position of the	3
love and purifies the	3
lunatics in workhouses should	3
the power of god	3
guides into all truth	3
find their way into	3
in an asylum is	3
was locked up in	3
is of less than	3
we were met by	3
in the same way	3
mayor of the city	3
in connection with the	3
for the care of	3
of less than one	3
the committee of the	3
medical officer of a	3
that the patient is	3
there is this much	3
the appointment of district	3
in such a manner	3
the necessity of the	3
and authority of the	3
you may as well	3
stand in need of	3
of a workhouse is	3
of the commission of	3
a new suit of	3
is a source of	3
such a manner as	3
in course of erection	3
in reference to the	3
for the insane is	3
the insane population of	3
reply in the negative	3
the care of a	3
it was by no	3
evils of large asylums	3
are not to be	3
of the lunatic poor	3
are found to be	3
seemed to him that	3
the character of their	3
got up for the	3
the case of a	3
and that it was	3
an officer of the	3
the benefits of the	3
to the house of	3
to be dealt with	3
it is most desirable	3
so much the more	3
of the insane to	3
i very well remember	3
of the medical man	3
as being of unsound	3
be added to the	3
by the adoption of	3
lunatic and a proper	3
the asylums of the	3
the views of the	3
to the use of	3
and involving the multiplication	3
be taken to represent	3
insults in the street	3
not properly taken care	3
he is a very	3
one or more of	3
in the third story	3
a thousand dollars for	3
of our lunatic population	3
do you know where	3
some principles in the	3
detained in workhouses or	3
did not care to	3
taken before a justice	3
shall be lawful for	3
a longer or shorter	3
out of an asylum	3
for two or three	3
in workhouses should be	3
detention in a workhouse	3
what are you doing	3
in lieu of a	3
from the want of	3
i am convinced that	3
the idols of the	3
for this class of	3
little more than the	3
their friends or others	3
the last stage of	3
it is probable that	3
the discharge of his	3
of insane at gheel	3
those concerned in the	3
and chronic cases together	3
protection of the insane	3
that is to say	3
of the present board	3
that there was no	3
ruin of my health	3
the opposite side of	3
give it to the	3
to the discretion of	3
fox shrugged his shoulders	3
the visits of the	3
being of unsound mind	3
be entrusted to the	3
proper persons to be	3
the number of admissions	3
he was going to	3
a distinct institution for	3
cases of insanity in	3
the business of instruction	3
should like to see	3
during the last winter	3
the amelioration of the	3
the power of a	3
the course of his	3
confined in licensed houses	3
commissioners in lunacy have	3
part of the medical	3
a lunatic and a	3
the case of paupers	3
and went out into	3
never saw such a	3
new suit of clothes	3
be brought within the	3
the superintendent of an	3
two dollars a week	3
there would be no	3
in the character of	3
be borne in mind	3
by this time the	3
how did you get	3
involving the multiplication of	3
an account of the	3
the menials of the	3
out of the way	3
you oblige me by	3
future provision for the	3
you going to do	3
according to the returns	3
with respect to the	3
more than nine years	3
but i did not	3
that there are many	3
lunacy and of the	3
it as well as	3
the middlesex county asylums	3
guardians of the poor	3
a few of the	3
in the report of	3
of the evidence before	3
an impediment to the	3
as well as of	3
of some of the	3
and visitation of all	3
the multiplication of chronic	3
to the consideration of	3
take care of myself	3
the troy daily whig	3
early and efficient treatment	3
of the committee of	3
mental and bodily state	3
of the county asylum	3
that there is no	3
an examination of the	3
we are happy to	3
adrift in the city	3
him out of the	3
i am not a	3
asylum for chronic cases	3
i was removed to	3
colony of insane at	3
they were in the	3
face lighted up with	3
through the medium of	3
i am afraid you	3
the derby county asylum	3
with friends or elsewhere	3
i think i shall	3
in an insane asylum	3
of the value of	3
reports of the commissioners	3
medical officer in the	3
repetition of the same	3
engaged in industrial pursuits	3
the superintendent of the	3
it is not a	3
distribution of the chronic	3
the case of those	3
but he did not	3
know that i am	3
left to the discretion	3
it must not be	3
it would be much	3
the insane and idiots	3
i have often visited	3
the quiet of my	3
without injury to the	3
as of unsound mind	3
in the capacity of	3
of lunatics in the	3
the mayor of the	3
by the appointment of	3
have often visited it	3
course of medical treatment	3
should be reported to	3
asylums for the more	3
the inadequacy of the	3
number of such lunatics	3
it became necessary to	3
of our public asylums	3
i was in the	3
or parish to which	3
hours of the night	3
in front of the	3
the details of the	3
have had occasion to	3
or is deemed to	3
to the incurable one	3
the decision of the	3
of the insane is	3
to be taken charge	3
the visitation of the	3
in this house i	3
the cost of their	3
the accumulation of chronic	3
i was locked up	3
in the exercise of	3
the evils of workhouses	3
million and a half	3
head of the stairs	3
of acute and chronic	3
to the effect that	3
to arrive at a	3
and that there was	3
as long as i	3
of this class of	3
is inadequate to the	3
according to our scheme	3
with little or no	3
that the proportion of	3
of the medical men	3
for a number of	3
a fourth of the	3
a manner as to	3
gave a thousand dollars	3
to be placed in	3
the delirium of fever	3
so that they might	3
would be much more	3
the patients and their	3
it would be a	3
and i shall not	3
the necessity of a	3
lunatic asylums in different	3
ought never to have	3
duties which would devolve	3
as i was lying	3
the medical officer to	3
commissioners in lunacy in	3
she said to herself	3
causes diminishing the curability	3
of asylums should be	3
longer or shorter period	3
of officers and servants	3
money in the letter	3
me to read the	3
in some of the	3
the future provision for	3
know what to do	3
pauper lunatics not in	3
by love and purifies	3
the male and female	3
to the lord chancellor	3
works by love and	3
and extent of the	3
dangerous to themselves or	3
making a total of	3
of the laws of	3
of workhouse lunatic inmates	3
recent and for chronic	3
he left the room	3
that i am not	3
at the bottom of	3
it as soon as	3
to the minds of	3
in the administration of	3
referred to in the	3
of the mental disorder	3
they are to be	3
there is only one	2
the meaning of the	2
causes external to asylums	2
or in other words	2
brutal acts against poor	2
of the order and	2
where there is a	2
who rupert jones was	2
thing leads to another	2
of a county asylum	2
back to his native	2
and to the interests	2
the cure of the	2
lunacy and lunatic asylums	2
enjoy the advantages of	2
and in licensed houses	2
thought he was doing	2
a district medical inspector	2
by taylor and francis	2
a store in the	2
was doing god service	2
to know that they	2
by a judicious system	2
who can know the	2
state of the insane	2
have a good time	2
him as not proper	2
the system of registration	2
or total loss of	2
the duties of his	2
with the whole of	2
that is not his	2
have had a little	2
for warming and ventilation	2
description are seldom fit	2
i saw in my	2
chargeable to the union	2
ten months and thirteen	2
is not found to	2
of asylums and workhouses	2
a judge to see	2
to run higher than	2
of the poor lunatics	2
with a look of	2
as the saying is	2
i was numbered with	2
i want to go	2
difficulty in superintending details	2
to the principles of	2
provision of asylum accommodation	2
went to the incurable	2
made by a justice	2
any need of it	2
more recent and for	2
tells in favour of	2
without regard to their	2
presently they reached the	2
if the only tenable	2
the supplement to the	2
were alone in the	2
to make an order	2
there is no intermediate	2
did not venture to	2
reports of the lunacy	2
provided for in a	2
the score of its	2
responsibility is equally injurious	2
it may be said	2
cost of his maintenance	2
the possibility of constructing	2
we have endeavoured to	2
can be more readily	2
to substantiate this assertion	2
by the commissioners of	2
and ten months in	2
the cause of the	2
it might have been	2
go after that ball	2
certain number of the	2
matter of justice to	2
from the hands of	2
to the amount of	2
plea for erecting them	2
workhouse containing lunatics should	2
to me and says	2
practical result of this	2
from the respectable classes	2
conveyed to an asylum	2
committee of visiting justices	2
have no business here	2
did you get it	2
should be rightly placed	2
for you this morning	2
as receptacles for them	2
of accumulation of pauper	2
removed to the incurable	2
the old doctor calmly	2
for them to be	2
condition of the pauper	2
the statement of the	2
was not a christian	2
on the one side	2
smut mill of hell	2
many has been the	2
permitted to leave the	2
the spirit of the	2
number of new cases	2
requiring little more than	2
that is all i	2
on the same footing	2
are now unhappily the	2
those living with their	2
on the third floor	2
to be taken for	2
the root of all	2
brought to the asylum	2
means of relieving the	2
construction of public asylums	2
the lunacy commissioners is	2
are many joneses in	2
on the first day	2
represent the total of	2
a parish or union	2
there are good reasons	2
parish to which they	2
in relation to their	2
and of the condition	2
must be to render	2
it would be found	2
no one but a	2
to the relief of	2
recommend the removal to	2
in the preceding pages	2
to bring about a	2
would be difficult to	2
relieving officer to take	2
the size of future	2
of the annual admissions	2
on the plan set	2
and direct the relieving	2
the penitent thief on	2
beings may be essentially	2
is a proper person	2
be detained as a	2
insane population of the	2
fresh classification and redistribution	2
in the direction of	2
instead of adding new	2
have as yet been	2
the adoption of any	2
classes of the community	2
could be supported at	2
them unfit to remain	2
he had never been	2
on the point of	2
a place of detention	2
or as a person	2
from the window of	2
faithful list of all	2
sweat from his brow	2
workhouses in england and	2
read the holy scriptures	2
hospital for recent cases	2
the community at large	2
i was a clerk	2
the same time a	2
and a button hole	2
cost in asylums and	2
the relief of the	2
the working of the	2
been told by doctors	2
mental and physical powers	2
much greater extent than	2
it proved to be	2
their proper functions of	2
for the general purposes	2
all this is involved	2
the annual rate of	2
and of frustrating my	2
ten years and ten	2
proportion of the insane	2
evidence before the committee	2
for admission to the	2
are some of the	2
and experience of the	2
early transmission of all	2
i want to see	2
engaged in brutal acts	2
to meet the whole	2
to be made chargeable	2
to prove that the	2
be visited at least	2
which ought never to	2
among the many was	2
purposes of the commission	2
to the twelfth report	2
the father of the	2
in the face until	2
the central office in	2
undergo a course of	2
and for these reasons	2
of the accursed harness	2
of the utmost importance	2
a sigh of relief	2
the lapse of time	2
he had no suspicion	2
and to make the	2
the feelings of jesus	2
the lunacy statistics of	2
is all i can	2
the medical superintendent of	2
it is provided that	2
the delegation of the	2
take charge of the	2
and detained under care	2
that the absence of	2
am not a thief	2
that the presence of	2
a medical man or	2
have sought out many	2
the same age and	2
the first medicine i	2
joneses in the world	2
an interest in christ	2
i think you are	2
he saw that oliver	2
a single and undivided	2
as to prevent the	2
to the mayor of	2
in county and borough	2
are warranted in stating	2
of a smaller size	2
detained under care and	2
that such lunatic be	2
the number of its	2
matters of this kind	2
and an affectionate father	2
to such pauper lunatics	2
system of training and	2
am a stranger to	2
the condition of paupers	2
the selection of the	2
and in the same	2
the proportion of lunatics	2
as an evil to	2
who had been so	2
that the district medical	2
saw such a change	2
you know it as	2
details of the establishment	2
skirt in her hand	2
a patient by the	2
the opinions and practice	2
in the same direction	2
the great body of	2
a class of lunatics	2
workhouse from dangerous or	2
be held to be	2
the care and supervision	2
or imperfect faculties may	2
to retire to rest	2
the introduction of new	2
the inmate of a	2
in the same report	2
and his father were	2
make up my mind	2
all sentiments of rivalry	2
to serve the purpose	2
there is no place	2
the control of all	2
i have thought of	2
are to a certain	2
an investigation of the	2
in point of number	2
i want to tell	2
within the same area	2
and comfort of the	2
that he should not	2
large german and english	2
be made chargeable to	2
supervision of the lunacy	2
condition of pauper lunatics	2
be set forth in	2
as proposed by the	2
to my future happiness	2
alike in the two	2
state of bodily health	2
consequences of large asylums	2
whom epilepsy or paralysis	2
may be gradually weaned	2
being unfitted for the	2
is a congenital defect	2
visitation of lunatics in	2
whether in asylums or	2
class of pauper insane	2
was the beginning of	2
order the removal of	2
at the remuneration offered	2
accommodated in an asylum	2
return to the lunacy	2
two assistants and a	2
of the two institutions	2
of officers and attendants	2
from a comparison of	2
conditions under which they	2
within the cognizance of	2
the floor in a	2
pull the beam out	2
of proper medical supervision	2
was not a very	2
of a lunatic or	2
to get him into	2
that they are far	2
a committee of the	2
of the incurable house	2
authorities and to the	2
in an establishment containing	2
the mingling of the	2
lunacy commissioners of the	2
it is possible for	2
of the same report	2
with all becoming deference	2
wretched state of single	2
met with in the	2
weak cases to asylums	2
of a man of	2
of one set of	2
the town of hoosick	2
as one of lunacy	2
from the head of	2
legal order and medical	2
she fell into the	2
it was in a	2
the views we entertain	2
them ought to be	2
room on the third	2
i have a favor	2
the transfer of the	2
for some time i	2
have you any other	2
are the power of	2
most respectfully and truly	2
of his position as	2
institutions for a much	2
has a tendency to	2
from the district medical	2
so as to make	2
of all lunatics chargeable	2
situated upon ida hill	2
are alike in the	2
to ride in the	2
place him in a	2
red wig and the	2
paid per week for	2
for their own pauper	2
in early life my	2
care and supervision of	2
i have seen anderson	2
the smut mill of	2
suggestions as to the	2
county and borough magistrates	2
my wife brought me	2
to make the order	2
a certain amount of	2
the evils of large	2
union or parish to	2
take any insane inmate	2
to rid themselves of	2
supposed that institutions for	2
of its insane inmates	2
is the first time	2
most sacred rights as	2
the circumstances surrounding him	2
no profit from the	2
this is a very	2
to accept the invitation	2
or other mental affection	2
it would be no	2
to carry out his	2
in the work of	2
render them proper persons	2
of lunatics or idiots	2
i shall see another	2
part of the report	2
the object of the	2
had to share the	2
of the great body	2
oliver loses his place	2
the adoption of the	2
the omission of the	2
of the advantages of	2
in every way to	2
be signed by the	2
wants to see you	2
the beam out of	2
confinement in an asylum	2
in a course of	2
asylum to undergo a	2
unsound mind in a	2
time i saw him	2
perform the duties of	2
transfer to the asylum	2
to the returns moved	2
mean to tell me	2
admission into the asylum	2
those in union workhouses	2
the circumstance of the	2
from any form of	2
inmate of a workhouse	2
the war broke out	2
should think you would	2
imperative on the part	2
and their whole character	2
and it may be	2
it is difficult to	2
and attend to the	2
of evils exactly similar	2
in whose hands the	2
he was in earnest	2
suspension of my studies	2
can be done to	2
poor person wholly or	2
go so far as	2
are seldom fit objects	2
hope you are well	2
and we are sure	2
but the plan of	2
order that he may	2
of january in each	2
a virtual admission of	2
and an annual charge	2
total loss of mind	2
total number of pauper	2
the asylums in existence	2
in the same opinion	2
but this is not	2
the chronic and recent	2
more objectionable than the	2
determination of the question	2
it must be borne	2
his foot and kicked	2
the greater or less	2
i shall not need	2
report of the case	2
was placed in the	2
if there had been	2
than that of the	2
before a justice or	2
a workhouse should be	2
the condition of their	2
will bid you good	2
who had been in	2
to be done with	2
of the recent cases	2
shall be glad to	2
seeing that they are	2
the colony of insane	2
that i know of	2
that of the comparative	2
few of the many	2
i had never dreamt	2
a gentleman wished to	2
a man against his	2
what may be done	2
not too much for	2
a sense of duty	2
from the visitation of	2
the parochial medical officer	2
scenes of last winter	2
seems to me to	2
printed for the author	2
would be better to	2
salvation to every one	2
a series of small	2
for more than ten	2
would not be a	2
is to be found	2
bodily strength to be	2
there is nothing in	2
into the asylum of	2
but there was a	2
as they left the	2
the president of the	2
who was sitting on	2
would like to go	2
in search of a	2
could not be uttered	2
oliver adopts a new	2
the advantages of a	2
have you got with	2
number of patients should	2
had undertaken a difficult	2
as may be necessary	2
in accordance with the	2
of pauper lunatics not	2
interests of the patients	2
and with nothing to	2
quiet little country village	2
going back to chicago	2
by the district officer	2
devolve on the district	2
bound to a stationary	2
the clerks of unions	2
this be the case	2
the detention of patients	2
out of the question	2
in whom epilepsy or	2
the circumstance of their	2
is in a fit	2
of the insane by	2
are happy to find	2
there was no mistake	2
have been admitted into	2
with the requirements of	2
patients than has been	2
this time the reader	2
by restoring to both	2
detached from the main	2
chargeable to counties and	2
there are not many	2
duties of the district	2
duties connected with the	2
construction of lunatic wards	2
the things i once	2
may be said of	2
do you think it	2
insane persons in this	2
expenditure on account of	2
upon the merits of	2
of the lunatic asylum	2
i can assure you	2
that for some time	2
acted upon by the	2
he said he was	2
i saw you last	2
of being greatly improved	2
inconsistencies in hyphenation have	2
that in case any	2
not properly remain out	2
the proper care and	2
chronic and recent cases	2
social beings may be	2
attendants on the insane	2
the hands of one	2
in support of it	2
need not be repeated	2
to decide upon the	2
it would indeed be	2
to be entrusted to	2
and to report on	2
and with reference to	2
for a curative asylum	2
transfer of lunatics to	2
to a curative lunatic	2
state and condition of	2
grave objection rests against	2
reported to the lunacy	2
have you had it	2
that i was a	2
number of insane persons	2
the insane poor must	2
bed most of the	2
source of all the	2
whose actual cost is	2
lunatics in asylums and	2
it will be found	2
officer of the union	2
beyond the metropolitan district	2
to a considerable extent	2
we have commented in	2
the heart of a	2
be supposed that institutions	2
i have thought it	2
the supplementary report of	2
on the third story	2
moral means of treatment	2
for many years past	2
the rate of recoveries	2
weaned from their disgusting	2
picture of rupert jones	2
accumulation of chronic and	2
as it must be	2
am glad to make	2
is waiting for me	2
according to the character	2
patients of all classes	2
to read the bible	2
it in the power	2
at the office of	2
did not know that	2
to the treatment of	2
as preferable to the	2
property which my mother	2
the average cost of	2
per head in asylums	2
asylums for recent and	2
from home to board	2
this room were from	2
section of the building	2
the sake of the	2
are going back to	2
preliminary chapters on the	2
a patient has been	2
him at hoosick falls	2
it is not to	2
must be borne in	2
i was considered a	2
those only who have	2
should be treated as	2
i have often heard	2
sources of waste and	2
the cruise of the	2
you know that i	2
in asylums or licensed	2
there is always more	2
staff of attendants required	2
disused as receptacles for	2
we are of opinion	2
now to the second	2
from house to house	2
the duties which would	2
the admission of cases	2
law of intellectual freedom	2
for one moment be	2
and it is one	2
in matters of this	2
of his mental and	2
every one that believeth	2
of routine and discipline	2
reply to the question	2
the labours of the	2
to the subject of	2
state of lunacy in	2
data furnished by the	2
the th of august	2
and increase of the	2
object of an asylum	2
for me to leave	2
be for him to	2
a skirt in her	2
my father told me	2
a relative or friend	2
the greater part of	2
from the due management	2
nature of the cases	2
treatment of the patient	2
the provision made for	2
i have read of	2
of patients than has	2
of the colony of	2
question of separating recent	2
how to abuse others	2
least four times a	2
never be heard of	2
so much as the	2
condition of the patients	2
and from time to	2
if the law were	2
it may be a	2
make a return to	2
to asylums is regulated	2
against poor lunatic persons	2
returns of the poor	2
two flights of stairs	2
to be brought within	2
the patient should be	2
came anderson with the	2
treatment of its inmates	2
wherein an order for	2
their afflicted relatives to	2
or property of any	2
in workhouses or asylums	2
that the average increase	2
on or before january	2
select committee on lunatics	2
what have you to	2
the proportion of to	2
pauper lunatics of this	2
asylum accommodation should be	2
in a greater or	2
appears to have been	2
how old are you	2
is the same as	2
take care of themselves	2
so constructed as to	2
knew how to abuse	2
little or no benefit	2
and employment of the	2
any truth in the	2
the most part the	2
of the union medical	2
system of asylum construction	2
them proper persons to	2
but little about the	2
to be got by	2
upon the total of	2
is hardly necessary to	2
that the great majority	2
a comparison of the	2
the purposes of the	2
in the marshall lunatic	2
patients not in asylums	2
is only one way	2
to see that it	2
opening out of it	2
means of providing for	2
him while he was	2
the management of themselves	2
at the commencement of	2
to be better than	2
supported at a less	2
and a matter of	2
was a woman of	2
among the middle classes	2
he was rupert jones	2
come within the description	2
have mercy upon them	2
of the commission would	2
that the increase of	2
and inducement to indulge	2
that incurred in the	2
to us by the	2
i entered the institution	2
to the poor lunatic	2
the aid of two	2
i wish i had	2
heard the loud cannons	2
of the alienation of	2
verily thought i should	2
are not properly taken	2
as if the only	2
i wish you to	2
he was not satisfied	2
was removed to the	2
my father was a	2
by the nature of	2
when are you going	2
lord is my shepherd	2
may not have the	2
registration of all lunatics	2
the liberty of academic	2
it is left to	2
as he is in	2
and in all probability	2
lunacy commissioners in their	2
be regarded as a	2
that portion of the	2
enough to see me	2
mind is carried back	2
of the existence of	2
an extract from the	2
in lunacy would be	2
under any sort of	2
they may be gradually	2
a case of recent	2
the district officer would	2
during my stay in	2
him that he would	2
a cloud has gathered	2
attend to the business	2
entrusted to the district	2
an asylum should be	2
larger buildings has a	2
me in early life	2
with the features of	2
is it a bargain	2
as sane as you	2
their dormant or imperfect	2
the visiting justices of	2
workings of this institution	2
house to the incurable	2
under the order of	2
be that as it	2
the plan of separating	2
sanity or insanity of	2
has been admitted to	2
all hours of the	2
be accommodated in an	2
such are some of	2
that the less the	2
post of district medical	2
room where i was	2
persons of this description	2
i have to become	2
of lunatics to asylums	2
order of a magistrate	2
pauper lunatics in county	2
scheme of adding to	2
to undergo a course	2
were it not that	2
said the young man	2
the pauper insane in	2
remarked in previous pages	2
medical superintendents in these	2
in the form in	2
silent for a moment	2
the absence of all	2
of the profits of	2
with the safe deposit	2
january of that year	2
relative or friend who	2
that in the former	2
most disagreeable boy i	2
in workhouses and elsewhere	2
that of a man	2
less likely to be	2
that isabel anderson was	2
minister of the interior	2
is the matter with	2
epilepsy or paralysis is	2
as closely as possible	2
the district medical examiner	2
the service of the	2
in their own estimation	2
most favourable conditions for	2
of the derby county	2
he went to the	2
he is at the	2
treated in the same	2
supposed to be dead	2
stairs to the bath	2
should be provided for	2
and went to the	2
know but little about	2
appears to be a	2
he was brought to	2
man against his will	2
to be my friend	2
that an asylum for	2
twenty years of age	2
exceeding that for workhouses	2
be licensed as a	2
to be reckoned as	2
the constitution of the	2
and insane together in	2
inmates of lunatic asylums	2
we would wish to	2
they were going to	2
up my mind to	2
of a certain number	2
but i have been	2
of maintenance for patients	2
jericho and fell among	2
for lunatics in workhouses	2
back to my boyhood	2
stage of pulmonary consumption	2
by the side of	2
is regulated by no	2
a view to their	2
inmates of unsound mind	2
on the same floor	2
except as a means	2
this is a matter	2
smile lighted up his	2
the lord is my	2
that one of the	2
that the commissioners have	2
of all his intellectual	2
undertake the charge of	2
of by the lunacy	2
economical point of view	2
as if he were	2
is worth while to	2
certify in writing that	2
that he is in	2
and the condition of	2
than the intermixture of	2
on the class of	2
year i shall see	2
the fitness or unfitness	2
may be said to	2
do you think they	2
when but a child	2
you have been very	2
superintendent of the asylum	2
medical staff of asylums	2
in the care of	2
and there detained for	2
but it is in	2
particularly those of the	2
to be a source	2
might at any time	2
of a chief physician	2
will provide for him	2
patients in an asylum	2
letters to mark antony	2
i am happy to	2
the purpose of a	2
the board of guardians	2
legislature of the state	2
the wretched state of	2
united states of america	2
whether such lunatics are	2
my wife and daughter	2
lunatics not in asylums	2
home to board with	2
future provision of the	2
tendency to run higher	2
improvements are apt to	2
part of the asylum	2
of the population of	2
as i had never	2
his mental and bodily	2
of the public boards	2
appointment of a chief	2
the inmates of workhouses	2
rests against their receiving	2
practiced in sending patients	2
treatment of the sick	2
contrary to the letter	2
in lunacy in their	2
of the laws regulating	2
enumeration of the insane	2
inmate before a justice	2
patients whom he may	2
with a pair of	2
the safe deposit company	2
think i shall get	2
for patients in the	2
and fell among thieves	2
was removed from the	2
report on their condition	2
by the medical officers	2
in a preceding page	2
indicate the patients whom	2
objection can be taken	2
with the asylum harness	2
remain in the workhouse	2
both asylums their proper	2
a means of treatment	2
had a letter for	2
and many of the	2
and go to europe	2
but although persons of	2
majority of the insane	2
of such lunatics is	2
to look at it	2
in a workhouse should	2
increase of the medical	2
steps to be taken	2
having ever given any	2
or boarded with their	2
where a patient is	2
examination of the value	2
and illustrated it by	2
if this be so	2
up to me and	2
the future provision of	2
pauper lunatics to county	2
the whole of last	2
engaged the attention of	2
be supported at a	2
ten years between and	2
every poor person wholly	2
day before my arrest	2
had to go barefoot	2
kenyon set out on	2
is the picture of	2
was chartered by the	2
will be unable to	2
higher than in buildings	2
the management of his	2
do as you please	2
under the management of	2
who knows the feelings	2
of this numerous class	2
of english county asylums	2
letter to mark antony	2
some parts of the	2
such an idea never	2
to add to her	2
are they which testify	2
by bars and bolts	2
of which he is	2
the condition of these	2
to him in a	2
be very glad to	2
certificate to the fact	2
the several classes of	2
of this state of	2
the majority of them	2
always more difficulty in	2
the abolition of the	2
interests of the patient	2
dollars in my pocket	2
the patient is of	2
patients whose names i	2
partly with the intention	2
of the law by	2
remuneration for their trouble	2
the law of intellectual	2
it is at present	2
general idea of the	2
have taken place in	2
are a dead man	2
condition of those lunatics	2
he is a gentleman	2
with the exception of	2
be remembered that a	2
insane poor in workhouses	2
me out of the	2
have been very kind	2
the advantages or disadvantages	2
and practice of the	2
and that of their	2
superintendents in these asylums	2
house of the marshall	2
the person receiving him	2
this hall i was	2
been received in the	2
considerable portion of this	2
not see him strike	2
little adventure in the	2
been admitted to probate	2
of lunacy and of	2
go and see him	2
left the asylum i	2
it is a poor	2
notify it to the	2
that works by love	2
are or are not	2
the relatives of the	2
in the population of	2
cannot help thinking that	2
of the provision made	2
if i could have	2
in the same bed	2
taken to represent the	2
there are many joneses	2
the other side of	2
removal of patients to	2
the act now in	2
to write upon the	2
that he is a	2
for the insane at	2
the cause of my	2
to be reconciled to	2
might be expected to	2
operation of the laws	2
according to the plan	2
insane population of this	2
of the duties to	2
it known that i	2
those whose actual cost	2
of the institution with	2
the authority of the	2
organized for their care	2
visit and ascertain their	2
apt to be relatively	2
within the sphere of	2
condition and the circumstances	2
chartered by the legislature	2
decide upon the merits	2
be empowered to order	2
character as social beings	2
on the question of	2
of the extent of	2
at this critical moment	2
be gradually weaned from	2
the post of district	2
insane persons in workhouses	2
his mental and moral	2
the same excellent physician	2
behalf of the insane	2
estimate of the cost	2
should visit every poor	2
should like to have	2
by the lunacy board	2
say with how much	2
take a little time	2
to the detriment of	2
how much do you	2
from the back room	2
estimate of the total	2
too much for the	2
of committees of visitors	2
experience has of late	2
both by night and	2
the exclusion of recent	2
by the commissioners themselves	2
returns moved for by	2
bound as he was	2
overseer or relieving officer	2
for it is to	2
day because i listened	2
did not feel in	2
to both asylums their	2
could for one moment	2
such a system of	2
eternal weight of glory	2
be found that the	2
the question of their	2
furnished by the reports	2
are for the most	2
deem it my duty	2
attendance on the insane	2
not to be found	2
the foot of the	2
down as a rule	2
and this was in	2
detention of insane persons	2
the disorders of the	2
at his father in	2
the last three years	2
the causes diminishing the	2
this part of the	2
bat in his hand	2
root of all evil	2
to the propriety of	2
over the interests of	2
experience among the insane	2
scheme as we have	2
and being capable of	2
of the present system	2
got enough to see	2
oliver was glad to	2
arose from my knees	2
where the mind is	2
the plans of the	2
addicted to disgusting propensities	2
are exercised by the	2
living with their relatives	2
patients in the asylum	2
there is no danger	2
but if it be	2
we shall endeavour to	2
the parochial authorities and	2
of the nature of	2
in other respects proper	2
restoration to health and	2
with very few exceptions	2
injurious to the general	2
you are a dead	2
back to the asylum	2
shown in the preceding	2
we do not possess	2
in his secret heart	2
of the lord strove	2
state of things is	2
the county asylum is	2
him to be my	2
long as i have	2
have no doubt he	2
can i get a	2
will be less comfortable	2
i well remember the	2
sent to the smut	2
the name she assumed	2
to get away from	2
forms of mental disorder	2
transmit to the commissioners	2
it would be impossible	2
other side of the	2
of waste and loss	2
of lunatic inmates of	2
as there was a	2
we will go and	2
the patients in this	2
the master of the	2
as possible to those	2
acts against poor lunatic	2
of all such patients	2
chris and his wife	2
big enough for a	2
visits through the wards	2
of the interests of	2
a time and i	2
might be supposed that	2
make the order for	2
great majority of the	2
to be harmless to	2
that there was nothing	2
a kind and faithful	2
went from jerusalem down	2
the discipline of the	2
a gentleman and a	2
best chances of recovery	2
by night and day	2
seclusion of an asylum	2
be a means of	2
to let you know	2
to their condition as	2
district medical officer to	2
in the establishment of	2
asylums their proper functions	2
are no longer restricted	2
the establishment of the	2
do justice to my	2
on some principles in	2
he is on our	2
the first of january	2
of the insane with	2
if that is what	2
per head for the	2
thought it might be	2
in a short time	2
think it would be	2
as to the course	2
i ought to have	2
the visitors of the	2
gusts of passion and	2
a very curable disorder	2
to the decided opinion	2
to his own country	2
an asylum for incurables	2
patient by the name	2
would be found that	2
in the days of	2
separate asylums for the	2
the director of the	2
an adjoining room to	2
the english commissioners in	2
the eye of the	2
be expected to do	2
drew his foot and	2
annual number of persons	2
tell you what i	2
the statistics of insanity	2
lieu of a room	2
of distinct asylums for	2
early treatment of recent	2
or allowed to discharge	2
the chaplain of the	2
in brutal acts against	2
of the poor of	2
condition of lunatics in	2
fell prostrate to the	2
it would be difficult	2
all lunatics chargeable to	2
patients in the larger	2
the immediate vicinity of	2
with their relatives or	2
the power to act	2
of relieving the workhouse	2
of our age and	2
report of the devon	2
they are the power	2
wish to see the	2
imperfect faculties may be	2
with relatives or strangers	2
that he was a	2
to provide for their	2
an opportunity to write	2
the introduction of the	2
was received as a	2
liberty of academic instruction	2
the homes of english	2
from the class of	2
in them to be	2
certify whether such lunatics	2
section of the asylum	2
with the commissioners in	2
the character of an	2
were in advanced stages	2
defrayed out of the	2
in order to render	2
the plan set forth	2
malady is not susceptible	2
is most desirable that	2
in so many words	2
at the university during	2
have been received in	2
years i was conscientiously	2
reported to the public	2
always fond of children	2
recent cases to the	2
in carrying out our	2
much greater than that	2
amendment of the law	2
first day of january	2
which we believe to	2
be efficiently performed by	2
have the power to	2
whole of last winter	2
direct that such lunatic	2
on the future provision	2
by the name she	2
in the town of	2
see another man in	2
are expressed in the	2
such pauper lunatics as	2
them at once to	2
medical officer on the	2
commissioners in lunacy would	2
last winter i had	2
by a fresh classification	2
he did not like	2
render them unfit to	2
to the table of	2
of my being unfitted	2
within the meaning of	2
and from the respectable	2
glad to make the	2
the lunacy commissioners to	2
or wipe the cold	2
in carrying it out	2
class of pauper lunatics	2
as well as with	2
of sanitary medical officers	2
that it was a	2
to the main house	2
effectual performance of the	2
have not as yet	2
the united states of	2
their whole character as	2
very large proportion of	2
insane persons who are	2
to show cause for	2
that a gentleman wished	2
larger number of patients	2
you have no business	2
there is about it	2
to take any insane	2
from day to day	2
of a single and	2
like to go home	2
done nothing to be	2
i want a thousand	2
the unnecessary detention of	2
far more exceeding and	2
do not expect to	2
to be fixed to	2
the university during the	2
of more or fewer	2
is equivalent to this	2
plan of separating the	2
not susceptible of cure	2
set out on their	2
is no intermediate position	2
death you shall have	2
it was useless to	2
evidence given before the	2
printed by taylor and	2
according to the present	2
in a satisfied tone	2
at his own wit	2
the presence of a	2
the st of july	2
gain to be got	2
protection of the laws	2
and i was locked	2
of this book we	2
to every one that	2
a class of district	2
officer to take any	2
to hear of the	2
to have such a	2
in the same building	2
into an asylum shall	2
the same room with	2
principle of construction we	2
expressed in the following	2
by the committees of	2
i hope you will	2
man who went from	2
more difficulty in superintending	2
of the patient to	2
as it is true	2
them at the door	2
not proper to be	2
the insane poor in	2
as we have pointed	2
of delay in submitting	2
for he was a	2
of the two classes	2
they are found to	2
of the characters of	2
a full account of	2
is equally injurious to	2
you can make it	2
redistribution of the patients	2
we are disposed to	2
person taking charge of	2
no longer restricted to	2
take care of her	2
the attempt to keep	2
persons to be taken	2
of their relatives or	2
of the utility of	2
not a cloud has	2
groans that could not	2
there is one who	2
from dangerous or offensive	2
state of single patients	2
asylum at the present	2