a memlier of the Committee of the Fever Hos- and could confidently state that there had been complaints, while ..
... services were rena Ibv the medical practitioners, than in the prevalenceof'the late cholera, when the medical men were M‘Teab, who has been long acquainted with ril of the charitable institutions, corroborated what iTrroliy said, and declared that, until within the six months, he never heard any complaints of the er not being attended to. P°p. j s. Porter reminded the meeting that the -tricts ...