In Part I. I enumerated specially the different Scottish leper hospitals with which I was acquainted, and referred in general terms to the number of similar institutions that had existed in England. Under the idea that a connected view of all the British leper hospitals might prove interesting, I have drawn out the following alphabetical list of such of them as have come to my knowledge in the course of the preceding inquiries. To the locality of each hospital and its special designation, or rather dedication, I have added the dates, as nearly as they could be ascertained, either of its original foundation, or of the first notice of it to be found in historical records. Among the unarranged mass of materials contained in the _Notitia Monastica_, and in the _Monasticon Anglicanum_, (to which works I am principally indebted for the notes of the English leper houses), references exist to many old hospitals, the individual objects of which are now utterly forgotten and unknown. If sufficient records of them had been preserved we would probably have been enabled to increase to a much greater extent the subjoined list of institutions for lepers, as many of them, there is little doubt, were set aside (like those we now enumerate) for the reception of the victims of that disease, whose olden history, in as far as relates to this country, we have so hastily and imperfectly attempted to trace. LIST OF LEPER HOSPITALS FORMERLY EXISTING IN GREAT BRITAIN. +-----------------------------+-------------------------+-------------------+ | Town and County. |Designation of Hospital |Date of Foundation | | | or Locality. |or Earliest Notice.| +-----------------------------+-------------------------+-------------------+ |Aberdeen |St. Anna. | | |Aldcambus, Berwickshire | ... |Before A.D. 1214. | |Aldnestun, Berwickshire | ... |Before 1177. | |Appleby, Westmoreland |St. Nicolas. | | |Athelington, Dorsetshire |St. Mary Magdalene. | | |Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire |St. John and St. Leonard |Time of Henry I. | | | | or before 1135. | |Banbury, Oxfordshire |St. John |Time of King John, | | | | or before 1216. | |Beccles, Suffolk |St. Mary Magdalene |About 1327. | |Berkhamstede, Hertfordshire |St. John the Evangelist. | | |Berwick-upon-Tweed | ... |Before 1283. | |Blythe, Nottinghamshire |St. John the Evangelist |In time of Pope | | | | Honorius. | |Bolton, Northumberland |Holy Trinity |Before 1225. |