Infirmaries, Ireland. Abstract returns to an order of the Honourable the House of Commons, dated 22 January 1840;--for, a return of the total annual income of every infirmary, fever hospital, and dispensary in each county, county of a city, and county of a town in Ireland, supported partly or entirely by public funds, during each of the three years 1835, 1836, and 1837; showing the amount of funds derived from county presentments, from subscriptions and donations, and from other sources: a return of the total annual expenditure of every such institution during each of the above years; specifying in detail the sums paid in salaries to the medical attendants, and in salaries and wages to other officers and to servants, for medicines and contingencies: a return of the number of patients admitted as intern into every such institution during each of the above years, and of the number that was discharged, and that died: a return of the number of extern patients that obtained medical aid from every such institution during each of the above years, and of the number that was attended at their own residences, so far as the same can be procured: a return of the number of patients in every such infirmary and fever hospital on the 31st of December 1837, and of the number of beds which every such institution was then capable of containing; and of the number of physicians, surgeons, and apothecaries attached to every such infirmary, fever hospital, or dispensary, at that date: a return of the number of governors to every such institution, on the 31st of December 1837, who were qualified ex-officio, or by payment of subscriptions, to vote in the election of medical officers; specifying the number of each class of governors: general summaries of the foregoing returns, brought out in totals, for the whole of Ireland [electronic resource].