infirmary

Preposition: from

• southwest: Fylde infirmary from the southwest, 2001. © Peter Higginbotham.
• southeast: Pembroke 1903 infirmary from the southeast, 2000. © Peter Higginbotham.
• northeast: Newport 1869 infirmary from the northeast, 2005. © Peter Higginbotham.
• west: Bramley later infirmary from the west, 2001. © Peter Higginbotham.
• south: Mile End Old Town 1883 infirmary from the south, 2001 © Peter Higginbotham.

Converse of object

• erect: Neath Union Infirmary The Neath Union erected a separate infirmary on a site to the south of Neath.
• build: In 1905 the guardians agreed to build a new infirmary which contained 4 wards on 2 floors with room for 66 patients.

Adjective modifier

• Western: The Epilepsy Unit is situated in the grounds of the Western Infirmary in the west end of Glasgow.
• royal: In a further question concerning cancer waiting time targets and proposed ward changes, at Aberdeen royal infirmary.
• separate: A separate infirmary stood at the north of the site.
• original: A separate block, probably the original infirmary, stood at the rear.
• new: A new Infirmary was opened on Mayday Road in 1885.

Modifies a noun

• block: An infirmary block stood at the north side of the main building.
• ward: Bombing during the Second World War severely damaged the original workhouse and the 1905 male infirmary ward.
• building: A separate infirmary building had been added to the site by 1850.
• door: He climbed up the ladder to the mid-deck and found most of ship's company silently gathered around the infirmary door.
• complex: The infirmary complex at the south of the workhouse was built in several phases.

Noun used with modifier

• workhouse: The original workhouse infirmary lay directly to the south of the main building.
• prison: Written in the prison Infirmary, February, 1850.
• eye: In 1824, with Dr. George Monteath, he established an eye infirmary, initially very small.