LONDON

A Voluntary Hospital at Edinburgh for Nervous Disorders  A voluntary hospital for the treatment of patients suffering from "nerves" has been established by the managers of the Royal Edinburgh Hospital at Morningside Park (the great Scottish hospital for nervous and mental disorders). The clinic will help the educational authorities in the solution of many problems connected with the precocious and the difficult, as well as with the backward, child. It is hoped the judicial authorities will avail themselves of the psychologic information it can supply in the case of delinquents, especially those of the juvenile class in their first lapse. The organization envisaged for the clinic is extensive. There will be a central and comprehensive department for psychiatry, or the healing of the mind, of which Dr. W. M. M'Alister, the lecturer on this subject in the university, will be the senior member. Connected with this department will be that