On the motion of the Rev. W. Murrmeap, seconded by Mr. C. Tone, A. Davenport, Esq., was elected to presid Dive Cuamacax said the frst business was and aa they hod been printed he presumed to pass the Accounts and adopt the Report
hey might take them as read.
he Very Rev. Dean Buronzr thought there could be but one opinion as to the excellent work done in the Hospital during the past year, and for a long series of preceding years. He had, therefore, great pleasure in proposing that the Report and Accounts, as presented, be passed.
Dr. Yares had equal pleasure in seconding the motion, which was passed nem. con.
Precis or Tue Rerort.
697 patients were under treatment in the wards during the past year, namely, 669 males and 28 females. 16,465 out-patients (all new cases) were prescribed for in the Dispensary practice, namely, 9,401 males and 7,406 females. 17 cases of Asiatic Cholera were admitted into Hospital, and 26 cases of Opium poisoning were treated, 18 of which recovered, and 8 died. The total number of vaccinations during. the past year was 5,426.
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