Ticket to admit one patient to the outpatient ward of the Fort Street Hospital, 1862-1863
“This TICKET should be issued between the 1st July, 1862, and the 31st of July, 1863, and is available for Two Months only at the Dispensary.
Douglas….. 186
I recommend………………………. residing in …………………………………………. as a Proper Object to receive Relief as an Out-patient from the “Isle of Man General Hospital and Dispensary“
…………………………………………………………Subscriber
The following are Proper Objects of Relief:
1st.- All Paupers receiving weekly allowance from one of the Charities of the Town.
2nd.-All Labourers and their Families
3rd.- All Servants out of Place
4th.- Tradesmen and their Families, when in such destitute circumstances as to require Relief from other sources.
No Person can be admitted who belongs to a Club, and who receives an Allowance from it.
NO SERVANT, WHEN TAKEN ILL IN A SITUATION, CAN BE ADMITTED
No Patient can be Admitted without a Printed Ticket of Recommendation.
DISPENSARY open every day (except Sunday), from 9 o’clock till 11 o’clock.”