His poem The Building is about Hull Royal Infirmary, whose "lucent comb shows up for miles", and he died at a former private hospital near to Pearson Park.
Also: twenty-eight restaurants and bars; seven infirmaries; a private police force; a judiciary to settle trademark disputes; three thousand journalists; and enough business cards to terrify the nearby Black Forest.
2. Should you be culinarily challenged, you ought to have notified your host ahead of time, keeping in mind that a private dinner party is not an infirmary.
Similarly, medical facilities at both public institutions (e.g. prison hospitals) and private institutions (e.g. college infirmaries) will occasionally have their own ED.
The Diseases Prevention Act of 1883 allowed workhouse infirmaries to offer treatment to non-paupers as well as inmates, and by the beginning of the 20th century some infirmaries were even able to operate as private hospitals.
She decided to study medicine and after a year of private preparation entered the Women's Medical College of the New York Infirmary in New York City.
At sleep-away camp, I would fake an illness so as to be sent to the infirmary for a night: just to have a private place to masturbate.
Be aware that a visit to a ship's infirmary is not typically covered by Medicare or private-pay health insurance.
Withering soon relocated to Stafford, where he attended private patients and served as a founding physician of the Stafford General Infirmary.
