1818—October 2—Ordered that, if the income arising from subscriptions and funded property is insufficient to keep open two additional wards, then first fitted up, a sum, not exceeding £200 annually, should be appropriated for that purpose from such legacies as should be left to the charity, and not specially directed to be vested in the funds.
1818—November 2—Jonas Malden, M.D., and Charles Hastings, M.D., were appointed physicians in the place of Drs. Philip W. Wilson, and Louis Evans, resigned.
1819—February 15—J. P. Sheppard, Esq., elected surgeon in the room of Mr. Stephenson, resigned.
1819—Dispute amongst the medical men as to the treatment of surgical and medical cases.
1819—April—J. H. Savigny, Esq., took the office of secretary pro. tem., in the place of Mr. Jackson, resigned.
1819—October 29—Mr. Matthew Pierpoint appointed surgeon in the room of Mr. Sandford, who resigned after twenty-seven years of most useful service to this institution. Mr. Pierpoint was proposed by Lord Deerhurst, and seconded by Mr. Sandford himself.
1820—January 12—A silver cup presented to Mr. Savigny for his various and important services to the institution.
1823—April—An additional wing erected in addition to the north end of the Infirmary.
1823—July 26—Mr. John Eleox chosen secretary to the Infirmary, vice J. H. Savigny, Esq., resigned.
1824—April 23—Dr. Lewis chosen physician in the room of Dr. Woodyatt, deceased.