A History of the London Hospital
A History of the London Hospital
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So these dear old gentle- men used to turn up at ten, and, apparently, gossip until eleven. There was time to gossip then. There was always time, too, to be courteous, and one finds many instances of this throughout the minutes. Letters sent to unimportant people on unimportant matters receive long and careful consideration as to the wording. Telegram letters were not used. I am sorry, however, to find the following minute : " Resolved that this Committee for the future do adjourn to the Angel ...and Crown Tavern, Whitechapel, at 4 o'clock, for the better transacting the business of the Infirmary. " And they had begun business at 11 a. M. ! The secretary and the beadle were also to adjourn with them. That the secretary should attend one can understand. But why the beadle ? Dare one suggest that the beadle assisted some of these worthy gentle- men home after they had wearied themselves — over- wearied themselves — in transacting the business of 7 98 THE LONDON HOSPITAL the Infirmary ?
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So these dear old gentle- men used to turn up at ten, and, apparently, gossip until eleven. There was time to gossip then. There was always time, too, to be courteous, and one finds many instances of this throughout the minutes. Letters sent to unimportant people on unimportant matters receive long and careful consideration as to the wording. Telegram letters were not used. I am sorry, however, to find the following minute : " Resolved that this Committee for the future do adjourn to the Angel ...and Crown Tavern, Whitechapel, at 4 o'clock, for the better transacting the business of the Infirmary. " And they had begun business at 11 a. M. ! The secretary and the beadle were also to adjourn with them. That the secretary should attend one can understand. But why the beadle ? Dare one suggest that the beadle assisted some of these worthy gentle- men home after they had wearied themselves — over- wearied themselves — in transacting the business of 7 98 THE LONDON HOSPITAL the Infirmary ?
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