ffp ANNUAL REPORT \.p. AND

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\.p. AND

LIST of the GOVERNORS

OP THE

Established 17th February^ 1817,

FOR AFFORDING

GRATUITOUS ADVICE AND MEDICINE TO

THE SICK POOR;

FOR THE

Treatment of Infantile Complaints ;

AND FOR

•ATTENDING LYING-IN WOMEN AT THEIR OWN HABITATIONS,

Within the Parishes of

•Jamt Scorp, ffaitoDer Urinate,

AND

Jbatnt Sames, Westminster,

AT No. 14, IN

OLD BURLINGTON STREET.

Supported by Voluntary Subscriptions, Donations and Legacies.

LONDON:

PRINTED BY EDWARD BRIDGEWATER,

‘Saint (Scoi'ge’g Printing SDffice,

SOUTH MOLTON STREET.

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1818

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The Monthly Committee of the St. George’s

and St. James’s Dispensary, at the close of their Labours, and of the first Year of the Establishment, feel it their duty, in laying before the Governors a Statement of the Receipts and Disbursements, briefly to point out the leading measures to which their at¬

tention has been directed ; and to shew in what man¬

ner, and to what extent the benevolent objects of the Institution have been attained and realized.

The subject which first engaged the consideration of the Committee, was the selection of a convenient House in a fit situation; and their choice fell upon that, now occupied by the Dispensary, at No 14, Old Burlington Street: being in a central situation with regard to the two Parishes, and selected (with a desire to avoid whatever might interfere with the Interest of similar Institutions) at a distance from any other Dispensary. The necessary alterations and the furnishing of the House and Shop were effected with a strict regard to economy: and with so little loss of time, that the Dispensary was opened for the relief of Patients on the 20th of April, within a Month after taking possession of the premises.

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The subjoined Return shews the total number of Patients that have been admitted during the Year, ending the 2nd of April, 1818. Of these, it is to be observed, that, at least, as large a proportion as one-fifth has consisted of Infants, and young Children:

many of whom have been thus restored to their Fa¬

milies, and one of the most important objects of the Charity satisfactorily accomplished. Of the re¬

mainder, many have been Servants of either sex : but the generality have consisted of the most indus¬

trious and deserving of the lower Classes, whose general good conduct and gratitude sufficiently mark the estimation they attach to the benefits bestowed on them, while the increasing number of appli¬

cations fully confirms the expedience, as well as the utility of such an Institution within these popu¬

lous Parishes. But it has not been to the limits, only, of these Parishes that relief has been confined: the Medical Officers (not availing themselves of the strict letter of the Regulations) have readily extended their visits, to Patients at their own homes, far into the sufrbunding Districts; and have seldom failed to be rewarded by the grateful acknowledgements of the Sick, and their Friends.

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The number of Patients, who have been vacci¬

nated during the period embraced by this Report, may, to some, appear small. But it must be recol¬

lected that there are several Institutions, at the West End of the Town, exclusively adapted to the practice of Vaccination: that it is performed at all

commendation ; and that, hitherto, it may not have been generally known that Vaccination is included among the objects of this Charity. The Delivery of poor married Women at their own habitations, it is believed, is one of the most acceptable benefits conferred by this Institution But the great expence, attending this branch of the practice of the Dispen¬

sary, necessarily confines the relief afforded by it, to persons residing within the strict limits of the Parishes,

Taking, thus, a retrospective view of the quan¬

tity of sickness and suffering which has been relieved during the first year of the existence of this Charity, at so small an expence to individual Subscribers, and looking forward to the increasing number of applications, the Committee cannot refrain from congratulating the Governors at large, on the success¬

ful establishment of an Institution, so well calcu¬

lated to assist the numerous sick Poor of these Pa¬

rishes; wherein no such speedy and effectual means cf gratuitous relief had been before opened ; and they indulge the confident hope, that the continued and increasing support of its numerous Contributors, and of the Friends of humanity in general, will enable it to meet, without difficulty, the unavoidably ex¬

tensive calls upon its funds, and to maintain the Character it has already acquired.

The Accounts of the Institution are made up to A 3

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December 31st, 1817. It is hoped that the Governors will see the necessity of this arrangement, in the extreme difficulties which would have occurred by breaking in upon the succeeding year; and that they will, as far as possible, permit their Subscrip¬

tions to be dated, in future, from the first of January in each year.

To the illustrious Patron and Patroness, and to the most Honourable the President and Vice- Pre¬

sidents of this Charity, the thanks of the Institu¬

tion are particularly due, for the support and en¬

couragement they have so liberally bestowed upon it.

And the Committee feel themselves called upon to express, in a marked manner, their acknowledgments to The very Reverend the Dean of Canterbury,

and The very Reverend the Dean of Chester;—

to the former, for the free and ready use of the Parish Church of Saint James:—and to the latter, for the admirable, and very efficient Sermon, preached by him, at that Church, in behalf of this Institution.

At the First Annual Meeting of tho Governors, field the Second of April, 1818

,

Jonh Chamier, Esq.

in the Chair, the following Resolutions were u- nanimously passed.

RESOLVED, That the above Report of the Monthly Committee be received and printed for distribution among the Governors of this

Dispensary.

given to the Treasurers, for their at¬

tention to the management of the Funds

of this Institution and for their Zeal in promoting its general Interests.

Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting and the Public at large, are due to the Medical Officers of this Institution, for the unwearied Exertions and profes¬

sional Skill displayed by them in the arduous duties of their respective de¬

partments ; from the result of which, this Meeting, convinced of the general usefulness of the Dispensary, confi¬

dently looks forsvard to its increasing and permanent Prosperity.

Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be giv¬

en to Mr. J. FI. Fisher, as well for his Exertions in the office of Secretary, as for his very liberal Proposal of relin¬

quishing the whole of his Salary of <£40.

per Annum : and this Meeting grate¬

fully accepts his Offer of continuing Honorary Secretary to this Dispensary.

(Signed) JOHN CHAMIER, Esq.

Chairman.

The Chairman having quitted the Chair it was

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Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be giv¬

en to the Chairman, for his able and impartial Attention to the Business of the Day.

Your Committee cannot close their Report, with¬

out expressing the great satisfaction they feel, in bearing testimony to the anxious and unceasing ex¬

ertions of all the Medical Officers of this Dispensary, and to the good Order and Economy of the internal arrangements of the Establishment.

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MEDICAL REPORT.

Admitted into the Dispensary, from April 21 st, 1817, to April Isf, 1818.

^Physician's Patients... 977 Surgeon’s Patients... 438 Surgeon-Accoucheur’s Patients.... 50

Total .. 1465 OF WHICH WERE

Cured...

Relieved..

t-j-f Discharged for Non-attendance. ..

Transferred to an Hospital or >

Parish Infirmary ... J Dead...

Remaining under Cure.

820 79 147 27 56 338

Total... 1485 Midwifery Cases 5 have been delivered 41

59, of which t Remain on the Books 18

Total. »»****« 59

"V aeemations h m m mh d ti* • • < ^ i < iu * *

Total admitted 1587

(Signed)

April 2, 1818.

G. Gregory, M.D.

J. G. Cloves, M.B.

H. Jeffreys,

S. D. Broughton.

R. Blacden,

J. Bissett.

* Of this Number about One-fifth has consisted of Infants and of Children under 7 Years of Age.

444 Of this Number a very large Proportion has been cured, hut, from ignorance of the Rules, have failed in reporting their Recovery, and receiving- a Letter of Thanks,

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OFFICERS.

PATRON.

His Grace

the Duke of Wellington.

PATRONESS.

Her Grace the Duchess of

Wellington.

PRESIDENT,

The Most Noble the Marquis

of Bath.

VICE-PRESIDENTS.

The Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of London.

The Very Reverend the Dean of Canterbury.

The Very Reverend the Dean of Chester.

His Grace the Duke of Buccleugh.

The Right Honourable the Earl of Mountnorris.

The Right Honourable Earl Grosvenor.

The Right Honourable the Earl of Dysart.

The Right Honourable Lord Foley.

Matthew Baillie, M. D.

Sir Walter Farquhar, Bart.

Sir Everard Home, Bart.

Sir Christopher Pegge.

Isaac Hawkins Browne, Esq, John Willock, Esq.

Francis Burton, Esq.

and

John Chamier, Esq.

TREASURERS.

John Chamier, Esq. No. 43, Grosvenor-place.

John Willock, Esq. No. 25, Golden-square*

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CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.

Edward Ash, M. D» No. 11, Argyll-street.

PHYSICIANS,

George Greory, M. D. No. 23, Mortimer-street.

3. G. Cloves, M. B. No. 9, Queen-street, May-fair.

SURGEONS.

Henry Jeffreys, Esq. No. 33, Clarges-street.

Samuel Daniel Broughton, Esq. No. 10, Argyil-st.

SURGEON-ACCOUCHEUR.

Richard Blagben, Esq. 13, Duke-street, St. James’s

APOTHECARY.

Mr. John Bissett, at the Dispensary, No. 14, Old Burlington-street.

HONORARY SECRETARY.

Mr. James Hurtle Fisher, No. 7, Little Maddox- street, Hanover-square.

COLLECTORS.

For the Parish of St. George, Hanover-square, Mr John Leeson, No. 41, Davies-street, Berkeley-square.

For the Parish of St. James, Westminsier, Mr. Charles Tomlinson, No. 23, Mary-le-bone-streei, Golden- square.

LIFE GOVERNORS.

———

A

£ s. d, Antrobus, Sir Edmund, Bart. Piccadilly .. 10 10 0 Alexander, James, Esq, 2, Seymour-place 10 10 0

B.

Buccleugh, the Duke of. South Audley-st, 10 10 0 Bath, the Marquis of, Grosvenor-square .. 10 10 q Bulkeley, the Lord Viscount, Stanhope-st. 10 10 0 Baber, Edward, Esq, Park-street .10 10 0 Baillie, Matthew, M. D, Grosvenor-street 10 10 0 Baker, John, Esq. Grosvenor-street .... 10 10 0 Birch, Messrs, and Co. Bond-street ... 10 10 0 Birchall, Mr. R. Bond-street .. 10 10 0 BJagden, Richard, Esq, Duke-st. St. James’ 10 10 0 Boddington, Samuel, Esq. Brook-street .. 10 10 0 Boone, Charles, Esq. Grosvenor-square.. 10 10 0 Brodie, B. C. Esq, Sackville-street ... 10 10 0 Brodie, Peter, Esq. Lincolns-inn‘fields .. 10 10 0 Broughton, H. A. Esq. Gt. Marlborough st. 10 10 0 Browne, Isaac H. Esq. South Audley-sireet 10 10 0 Burton, Francis Esq. Upper-Brook-street 10 10 0

C.

Cholmondeley, the Marquis of, Piccadilly 10 10 0 Codrington, Lady, Charles-st. Berkeley-sq. JO 10 0 Croft, Sir Richard, Bart, (deceased) .... 10 10 0 Canterbury, the Dean of, Piccadilly .... 10 10 0

B

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14

£ s.

Chambers, W. F. M. B. Dover-street .. 10 10 Chamier, J. Esq, Grosvenor-place . 10 10 Chilver, Samuel, Esq. Burlington-street . • 10 10 Cloves, J. G. M. B. Queen-st. May-fair 10 10 Cuddington and Fuller, Messrs. St. James’s

street.. 10 10 D.

Dewar, David, Esq. Grosvenor-street .... 10 10 Duppa, J. Esq. Oxford-street .. 10 10

E.

Egremont, the Earl of, Grosvenor-place .. 10 10 Ely, the Bishop of, Dover-street. 10 10 Englefield, Sir Harry, Bart. Tilney-street 10 10

F.

Fitzwilliam, the Earl of, Grosvenor-square 10 10 Farquhar, Sir Walter, Bart. Conduit-street 10 10 Earquhar, T. FI, Esq. St. James’s-street .. 10 10

G.

Grosvenor, the Earl of, Upper Grosvenor-

street . 10 10 Gee, Mrs. Beddington-park, Surrey .... 10 10 Cordon, R. FI. Esq. M. P. Conduit-street 10 10 Gordon, James, Esq. Hill-street . 21 0 .Gregory, George, M. D. Mortimer-street 10 10

H.

Henniker,

Lord,

Grosvenor-scp.i<M*e .... 10 10

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0

0 0 0

0

0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0

Hesilrige, the Hon. Lady, Upper Brook-st, 10 10 0 Home, Sir E, Bart. Sackville-street .... 10 10 0 Halls, John. J. Esq. Marlborough-street .. 10 10 0 H ardisty, Edward S. Esq. Great Marlbo¬

rough-street . ... 10 10 0 Hendrie, Mr. Patrick, Titchbourne-street 10 10 0 Herries, Farquhar and Co. St. James’s-st. 10 10 0 Holland, Henry, Esq. Albany... 10 10 0 Hoper, Moses, Esq. Marlborough-street.. 10 10 0 Howard, Richard, Esq. Grosvenor-square 10 10 0

J.

Jervoise, Rev, Sir J. C. Bart. Hanover-sq. 10 10 0 Jeffreys, Henry, Esq. Clarges-street .... 10 iO 0

M.

Mountnorris, the Earl of, Arlington-street 21 0 0 Mordaunt, the Dowager Lady, Hereford-st. 10 10 0 Marsham, Lady H. Grosvenor-place .... 10 10 0 Marsham, Lady E. ditto .. 10 10 0

Meyrick, James, Esq. Grosvenor-street .. 10 10 0 Mitford, William, Esq. Clifford-street ..10 10 0 Milford, Charles, Esq, ditto .. 10 10

P.

Pegge, Sir Christopher, Upper Seymour-st. 1010 0 Pearson, John, Esq. Golden-square - 10 10 0 Pieschell, Charles, Esq. Norfolk-street ., 10 10 0 Pocock, Miss, Grosvenor-street . 10 10 0 Purling, George, Esq. Hertford-street .. 10 10 0

B2

16 £' s\ d

R.

Robarts, Mrs. Grosvenor-street ., 10 10 0 Rose, Thomas, Esq, St. James’s-place .. 10 10 0

S.

St. Germain, the Earl of, St. James’s-sq. 10 10 0 Savory, Mr. Bond-street . 10 10 0 Snodgrass, Thomas, Esq. Chesterfield-st. 31 10 0 Sullivan, S. Esq. Hill-street, Berkeley-sq. 10 10 0 Sullivan, L, Esq. ditto .. 10 10 0 Surman, Win. Henry, Esq. Golden-square 10 10 0

T.

Taylor, Watson, Esq. Harley-street.... 10 10 0 Tait, Richard, Esq. Jermyn-street. 10 10 0 Thompson, Richard, Esq. Grosvenor-squ. 10 10 0 Thorogood, Mr. John, South Molton-street 10 10 0 Towers, W. C. Esq. Queen Ann-street .. 10 10 0 Towers, Mrs. ditto . 10 10 0

V.

Vandes, la Comptesse de, Lower Brook-st 10 10 0 Vivian, John, Esq. Portland-place .... 10 10 0 Vivian, Mrs, ditto . 10 10 0

W.

Weatherby, James, Esq. Oxenden-street.. 10 10 0 Westmacott, Henry, Esq. 25, Mount-street 10 10 0 Willock, John, Esq. Golden-square .... 10 10 0 Wingfield, James, Esq. Marlborough-st. 10 10 0

ANNUAL GOVERNORS.

-<r0@2e*-

A.

Argyle, the Duke of, Upper Brook-street 2 2 0 Ashburnham, the Earl of, Dover-street .. 1 1 0 Aylesford, the Earl of. South Audley-street 1 1 0 Aylesbury, the Dari of, Grcsvenor-square .. 110 Aylesford, the Countess of, South Audley-

street ..„. 1 1 0 Ashburnham, Lady H. Hertford-street .... 1 1 0 Ashburnham, Lady E. ditto .1 1 0 Amherst, Lady, Grosvenor-street 1 1 0 Acland, Sir, T. D. Bart, M. P. Pall-Mall .. 1 1 0 Aubrey, Sir John, Bart. Upper Brook-street 1 I 0 Adams, Sir William, Bart* Albemarle-street 110 Abbott, W. Esq New Norfolk-street .... 1 1 0 Adams, Charles, Esq. Chapel-street .... 1 1 0 Alexander, Joseph D. Esq. Hanover-square 110 Anstey, and Co. 24,.Old Bond-street ... 1 1 0 Arcdeckne, Esq. Hertford-street .1 1 0 Ash, Edward, M. D, Argyll-street.2 2 0 Ash, Mr. John, Jermyn-street ... 1 1 0 Atfield, Mr. Richard, Lower Brook-street 1 1 0

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B.

Beaufort, the Duchess of, Grosvenor-sq ... 11 0 Bath, the Marquis of, Grosvenor-square,* 10 10 0

B3

18 £ s. d.

Bath, tlie Dowager Marchioness of, Gros-

venor-street ...,. 1 1 0 Brownlow, the Dowager Countess of, llill-st. 110 Bentinck, Lord William, Park-lane 1 1 0 Bentinck, Lady William, ditto... 1 1 0 Bentinck, Lady Mary, ditto.. 110 Bagot, the Dowager Lady, Upper Brook-st. 1 1 0 Boston, Lord, Grosvenor-square ... 1 1 0 Buxton, Lady, Hill-street . 1 1 0 Barry, Lady Lucy, Arlington-street .... 1 1 0 Bligh, the Hon. General, Chesterfield-street 5 0 0 Bennett, the Hon. Mrs. J. South Audley-st. 110 Burrell, the Hon, Miss, Whitehall . 1 1 0 Byng, the Hon. Edward, Clarges-street .. 1 0 0 Browne, Major Gen. Sir G. S. York-place 110 Bailey, Mr. John 29, Davies-street ... 110 Bain, Andrew, M. D. Curzon-street ... 1 1 0 Baker, Robert, Esq, 13, Argyll-street .. 1 1 0 Baker, Mrs. ditto. 1 1 0 Baker, Miss, Charles-street, Berkeley-sq. 110 Baker, Mr. John, Davies-street .1 1 0 Balfour, John, Esq. Curzon-street . 1 1 0 Ball, Miss, Upper Brook-stjeet. 3 10 Ball, Mr. James, Duke-street...1 ] 0 Batt, J. T. Esq. South Audley-street .... 1 1 0 Beauclerck, J, Esq. Bolton-street . 1 1 0 Beaman, Mr. James, Woodstock-street .. 1 1 0 Benson, Mrs. Grosvenor-street ...2 2 0 Berry, Henry, Esq. Golden-square. 1 1 0 Bethell, William, Esq. Grosvenor-place .. 1 1 0 Bid well, John, Esq. Park-place .1 1 0

Blake, Thomas, Esq Burlington-gardens 110 Bisset, John, Esq. Burlington-street .... 1 1 0 Blenman, Jonathan Esq. Fludyer-street ..1 10 Bligh, R. Esq. Chapel-street . 1 1 0 Blnrton, Mr. James, 33, Old Bond-street 1 1 0 Boddington, Thomas, Esq Grosvenor-square 1 1 0 Booth, Mrs, Conduit-street . 1 1 0 Born, Mr. Ambrose, Hanover-street .... 1 1 0 Boone, Miss, Grosvenor-square .. 2 2 0 Boyce, Major, Beaumont-street. 1 1 0 Bowater, Col. Piccadilly . 1 1 0 Bramah, Timothy, Esq. Piccadilly . 1 1 0 Bramah, Mr. Edward, ditto.. 1 1 0 Bramah, Mr. Francis, ditto . 1 1 0 Bree, Robert, M. D. Hanover-square .... 1 1 0 Brenton, Captain, R. N. Grosvenor-gate .. 1 1 0 Bridgewater, Mr. Edward, South Molton st. 1 1 0 Brodie, Alexander, Esq. South Audley-st. 1 1 0 Brooks, Mr. T. Lower Brook-street . 1 1 0 Brooksbank, Mrs. Ann, Grosvenor-street 1 1 0 Brome, Charles, Esq. Sackville-street.... 110 Broughton, S. D. Esq Argyll street .... 1 1 0 Broughton, Mrs. ditto .. 1 1 0 Brown, Mrs. Upper Grosvenor-street .... 1 1 0 Brown, Miss, ditto... 1 1 0 Brown, Thomas, M. D- Sackville-street .. 1 1 0 Bryan, William, Esq. Putney. 1 1 0 Buckland, Mr. Charles, 66, New Bond-st. 110 Buller, James, Esq. Sackville-street .... 1 1 0 Bullock, Mr. John, Duke-st. Grosvenor sq 110

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V

Burrowes, Colonel, Hill-street. 1 Burt, Mr. Swallow-street . 1 Burt, Mrs. New Norfolk-street . 1 Butcher, Mr. John, South Audley-street .. 1 Butcher, Mrs. ditto .. 1 Butterworth, Mr. James, 25, Davies-st. .... 1

C.

Camden, the Marquis of, Aldington-street 1 Chichester, the Earl of, Stratton-street .... 1 Carnarvon, the Countess of, Grosvenor-st. 1 Claremont, the Dowager Countess of, Berke¬

ley-square .. I Ciifden, Viscount, Hanover-square .. 1 Curzon, Viscount, Davies-street. 1 Clive, Lord, Grafton-street . 1 Crewe, Lord, Grosvenor-street. 1 Calthorpe, Lady, Grosvenor-square. 1 Cooke, Major Gen, Sir G. Portugal-street 1 Chester, the Dean. of? Grosvenor-street .. 2 Carrett, Miss, Montague-street .. i

Carter, Thomas, Esq. Upper Brook-street 1 Carter, Miss, Park-street . 1 Caswall, Miss, D. 33, Davies-street. 1 Chambers, W. C. Esq. Chesterfield-street 1 Champion, J. Esq. Grosvenor-street .... 1 Chappell, Mr. Tv Park-street ..1 Chipchase, Mr. Henry, Albemarle.street .. 1 Christie, John, Esq. Queen-street, May-fair 1 Christie, James, Esq. Pall-mall .2 Churchill, Mrs. S. Mount-street ... 1

$. d, 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0

I 0 1 0 1 0

J 0 1 Q 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0

Claph&m, Miss, Half Moon street . 1 1 0 Clarke, Thomas, Esq. Upper Brook-street 110 Clarke, Mr. Henry, Bond-street ... 2 2 0 Clements, John, Esq. Upper Brook-street 1 1 0 Clements, Miss, Upper Grosvenor-street ..1 1 0 Cloves, Mrs. Queen-street, May-fair. 1 1 q Cocks, T. J. Esq. Park-place. 1 1 0 Coghlan, General, Bolton-street ... 1 1 0 Colburn, Mr. Henry, Conduit-street .... 1 1 0 Copley, Mrs. George-street, Hanover-sq. 110 Coleman, Mr. John, Lower Brook-street .. 1 1 0 Coles, Miss C. ditto .. 1 1 0

* Condell, Mr. New Bond-street.1 1 0 Cooke, Edward, Esq. Norfolk-street .... 1 1 0 Cooper, Lieut. Col. Ilolles-street. 2 2 0 Cox, James, Esq. Chesterfield-street .... 1 1 0 Crampern, Mr. Jermyn-street .. 1 1 0 Craufurd, Mrs. C. Stratton-street ... 1 1 0 Croasdale, D. Esq. Golden-square . 1 1 0 Cunyngham, Mrs. F. Upper Grosvenor-st. 110

D.

Donegall, the Marchioness of, Davies-street 110 Downshire, the Dowager Marchioness of,

Hanover square. 2 2 0 Delawarr, the Earl of, Upper Grosvenor-st. 1 1 0 Dudley and Ward, Viscount, Park-lane ..1 1 0 Ducie, Lord, Dover-street. 1 1 0 Dundas, Lord, Arlington-street . 1 1 0 Dundas, the Right Honourable William,

Grosvenor-street.. 1 1 0

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£

1 Dawkins, Henry, Eq. Hereford street

Davies, Mr. John, 71, New Bond-street .. 1 Davies, Mr. William, North Audley-street 1 Denman, Mrs. Burlington-street .1 Dolman, Mr. St. James’s-street.. l Duckett, Miss, Grosvenor-street . 1 Dyer, Mrs. York-place . 1 Dotten, A. R, Esq. Argyll-street.. 1

E.

Ely, the Countess of, Dover-street .. 1 Egerton, Sir John, Bart. Grafton-street .. 1 Egerton, William, Esq. M, P. St. James’sq. 2 Egerton, Mrs. ditto 1 Egerton, Henry, Esq. Milman-street 1 Elice, Mrs, H ere ford-street .1 Elliott, Mr. John S. New Bond-street ,. 1 Este, M. L. Esq, Knightsbridge Barracks I Evans, Mr. R. New Bond-street 1 Ewbank, George, Esq. Lower Brook-street 1

F.

Foley, Lord, Hamilton-place. 2 Frederick, Sir John, Bart. Grosvenor-place 1 Finch, the Hon* Charles, Hill-street .... 1 Fairfield, Mrs. Gloucester-place . 1 Faulker, Mr. James, Jermyn-street. 1 Finch, George, Esq. South-street ..2 Fisher, Mr. James Hurtle, Little Maddox-st. 1

Fisher, Mrs. ditto . 1 Fisher, Mr. William Henry, Conduit-street 1

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Fletcher, Edward, Esq. Hereford-street .. 1 1 Fletcher, Mrs. ditto .1 1 Floris, Mr. Jermyn-street .. 1 1 Fly, the Rev. Henry, D. D. Stable-yard .. 1 1 Forbes, Charles, M. D. Argyll-street .... 1 1 Forbes, Murray, Esq, Conduit-street.... 1 1 Franks Williams, Esq. Charles-street.1 1 Fraser, Mr William, Great Marlborough st. 1 1 Frederick, Col. Charles-street ... 1 1 Freeman, Strickland, Esq, Ciarges-street.. 1 1 Furye, Mrs A. Upper Grosvenor-street .. 1 1

G.

Grafton, the Duke of, Ciarges-street .... 2 2 Grafton, the Dow. Duchess of Low. Brook-st.^1 0 Glyn, Lady, Rerkeley-square . 1 1 Grey, Lady, Hertford-street,. 1 I Gahagan, Mrs. Upper Seymour-street .... 1 1 Gardner, W. D. Esq. Grosvenor-street .. 1 1 Gatcombe, R. Esq. Sackville-street. 1 1 Gilbert, Mr. Ralph, Old Bond-street .... 1 1 Gill, David, Esq. Cork-street .. 1 1 Giles, Daniel, Esq. Grosvenor-place ... 1 1 Giles, Mrs. Queen-street, May-fair.1 1 Gorton, William, Esq. Curzon-street .... 1 1 Grojan, Edward, Esq. Golden-square .... 1 1 Grojan, Mrs. (deceased) ... 1 1 Grove, Messrs. J. and C. New Bond-street 1 X Grenville, General, Hill-street. 1 1 Gregorie, D. W. Esq. Lincoln’s-inn.1 1

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£. s. d»

Gunter* Mr. James, Berkeley-square .... 1 1 0

V

H.

Harrowby, the Earl of, Grosvenor-square .. 1 1 0 Hardwicke, the Earl of, St. James’s-square 110 Harewood, the Earl of Hanover-square .... 1 1 0 Hunloke, Dowager Lady, Saville-row .... 1 1 0 Hesilrige, Sir Thomas, Bart. Upper Brook-st. 110 Hales, Sir P. Bart. Charles-street .,1 1 0 Harbord, Hon, Edward, Park-place . 1 1 0 Hales, Mr. G. Carnaby-market .2 2 0 Haldimand, Mrs. G, Seymour-place .. .... 1 1 0 Hall, Benjamin, Esq. M. P. Upper Brook-st. 110 Hall, Gilbert, Esq. Arlington-street .... 1 1 0 Hall, Mr. Down-street, ... 1 1 0 Halls, Miss, Marlborough-street ... 1 1 0 Ha ml) rough, Mrs. Hereford-street ... 1 1 0 Hamilton, Miss, Half Moon-street.. 1 1 0 Harris, Mr. John, Conduit-street .. 1 1 0 Hawthorn, Edward, Esq, Curzon-street .... 1 1 0 Heatley, Philip, Esq. Hertford-st.1 1 0 Herbert, Charles, M. D. Clifford -street .. 1 1 0 Heathcote, Mrs. Lydia, Charles-street, Berke¬

ley-square ..

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.1 1 0

Heron, Mrs. Baker-street.. 1 1 0 Hinchliffe, Mrs. Green-street ... 1 1 0 Hill, Mr. John, Piccadilly . 1 1 0 Hod'ges, Thomas, Esq. Clifford -street .... 1 1 0 Hodgson, F. Esq, Albemarle-street.1 1 0 Hoi ford, G. Esq. Bolton-street .1 1 0 Holland Esq... 1 1 0

Holland, Edward, Esq. Charles-street.... 110 Horn, Mr. Joseph, Carnaby-street 1 0 Horton, Mrs. St. James’s-street . 1 1 0 Howis, Stephen, Esq. Piccadilly . 1 1 0 Hudson, Mr. William, Hay-market .... 1 l 0 Hughan, Mrs. Hertford-street ..1 1 0 Hughes, Rev. M. St. George’s Hospital . 9 1 1 0 Hum by, Esq. Jermyn-street ..1 1 0 Humby, Mrs. ditto.«..1 1 0 Hunter, William, Esq. Upper Grosvenor-st. 110 Hunter, Miss, Hill-street . 1 1 0 Hutchins, William, Esq. Hanover-square 110

I. J.

Jones, Sir T. Je Tyrwhit, Bart. Park-street 110 Jeffreys, Mrs. Clarges-street .. 1 1 0 Jerningham, Edward, Esq. Boltoivrow .... 1 1 0 Johnson, Robert, Esq. Broad-street..1 1 0 Jones, Mr. Humphrey, Marlborough-street 110 Jones, Admiral .. 1 1 6 Jones and Bevan, Messrs, Mary-le-bone-st. 110 Joddreli, Mrs, Portugal-street...1 1 0 Irwin, Mr. Grosvenor-street... 1 1 0 Jupp, Mr. Joseph, Old bond-st. 1 1 0

K.

Knighton, Sir William, Bart. Hanover-sq. 110 Kinnaird, Honourable Miss, Hill-street .. 1 1 0 Knox, Honourable Thomas, Grosvenor-st. 110 Keate, Robert, Esq, Albemarle-sireet ,,,. 110

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Kindersley, N. Esq. Upper Seymour-street 110 King. John, Esq. Grosvenor-place . 1 1 0 Kirwan, Robert, Esq. Pall-mail . 1 1 0

L.

Lonsdale, Earl of, Charles-street . 1 1 0 Liverpool, Dowager Countess of, Hertford-st. 110 Lilford, Lord, Grosvenor-place. 1 1-0 Lismore, Dowager Lady, Chapel-street .. 1 1 0 Lambert, Mrs® Grosvenor-street. 1 1 0 Lamb, Mr. George, Little Pulteney-street 110 Lane, Mrs. Bury-street . 1 1 0 Large, Mr. James, Oxford-street .1 1 0 Lewis, Mr. Duke-street, St, James’s ... 1 1 0 Ley, William, Esq. Queen-street. 1 1 0 Leycester, Ralph, Esq. Hertford-street .. 1 1 0 Lind, Francis, Esq. Bruton-street . 1 1 0 Litt, W. P. Esq. Berkeley-square . 1 1 0 Lightfoot, Thomas, Esq. Old Burlington-st. 110 Long, Mrs. Grosvenor-street . 1 1 0 Long, Miss, E. T. Upper Grosvenor-street 110 Lloyd, Mrs. .. 1 1 0 Lloyd, T. A. Esq. Upper Brook-street ..1 1 0

M.

Montrose, the Duke of, Grosvenor-square 110 Montrose, Duchess of, ditto .. 1 1 0 Morton, Dowager Countess of, Park-street 110 Montfort, Lady, Seymour-place ..1 1 0 Middleton, Lord, Hertford-street.2 2 0 Montague, Hon. Mrs. Hampton-court , *.. 1 1 0

Martin, Admiral Sir George, Hertford~st. 1 1 0 Martin, Mr, New Bond Street .. 1 1 0 Macdonald, Colonel, Portugal-street .. 110 Macdouall, Mr. E. New Bond-street. 1 1 0 Magregor, P. Esq. (Donation) ... 1 1 0 Machines, Captain. Crawford-street ... 1 1 3 Manton, Mr. Joseph, Bavies-street ... 1 1 0 Mather, John Esq. King-street.1 1 0 Mayne, Colonel, Park-street . 1 1 0 Mayne, Captain, Green-street ... I 1 0 Meares, Mrs. Park-lane. 1 1 0 Metcalf, Philip, Esq. Hill -street. 2 2 0 Mildmay, Mrs. P. St. John, Grosvenor-street 110 Milne, James, Esq. Grosvenor-street .... I 1 0 Milner, Lieut. Gen. Upper Grosvenor-st. 110 Mitchell, J. Esq. Charles-street ... 1 1 0 Mitford, John, Esq. Burlington-street .... 1 1 0 Moore, Mr Old Bond-street . 1 1 0 Moore, Charles, Esq. Charles-street.. 1 1 0 Montolieu, Louis, Esq. Stratton-street .... 1 1 0 Monkhouse, Mr. George, Charles-street .«. 1 1 0 Morant, George, Esq. New Bond-street .. 1 1 0 Morrell, Mr. Jacob, Little Pulteney-street 110 Myddelton, Miss, Upper Brook-street .... 1 1 0 Mortlock, Mr. S. Norfolk-street.1 1 0 Murray, John, Esq. Albemarle-street .... 110

N.

Normanton, Earl of, Seymour-plaee.1 1 0 Normanton, Countess of, ditto. 1 1 0 Nicholl, Sir John, Bart. Bruton-street .,1 1 0

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£ . s. d.

Naylor, H. Esq. Marlborough-street .... 110 Northey, W. Esq. Bruton-street .1 1 0

O.

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Oakley, Mr. George, Old Bond-street .... 1 1 0 Ogilvie, Mrs. South-street, Grosvenor-sq. 1 1 0 Osmond, Mr. John, New Bond-street .... 1 1 0 Otley, Mrs. New Bond-street. .. 1 1 0

P.

Pery, Viscountess Park-street . 1 1 0 Palmerston, Viscount, Stanhope*street .... 1 1 0 Pelham, Lady Emily, Upper Brook-street 110 Proctor, Sir T* B. Bart. Hertford-street .. 1 1 0 Peyton, Lady, Grosvenor-place .. 1 1 0 Pegge, Lady, Upper Seymour-street .... 110 Ponsonby, Hon. George, Arlington-street .. 1 1 0 Parr, Mrs. Curzon-street . 1 1 0 Payne, Mrs. Hill-street .. 1 1 0 Peat, Mr. Piccadilly . 1 1 0 Pearse, Mr. Old Bond-street.1 1 0 Pemberton, Christopher, M. D. George street 110 Perkins, Mr. Henry, Marlborough-street .. 110 Pigoti, General, Hertford-street ... I 1

0

Pocock, George, Esq. Hertford-sireot ,1 1 0 Pollen, Richard, Esq. Old Burlington—st. 110 Pollard, Mrs. Foubert’s-passage . 1 1 0 Pontet., Mr. Pall-mall. 1 1 0 Ponthieu De, Mrs. Stratton-street. 1 1 0 Ponthieu De, Miss, ditto . 1 1 0 Ponton, Thomas, Esq. Hill-street. 1 1 0 Porcher, J.D. Esq. M.P. Devonshire-place 110 Porcher, George, Esq, ditto ..,...,... 1 1 0

Porcher, Mrs. George, ditto ... 1 1 0 Porcher, Henry, Esq, Pall-mall . 1 1 0 Porteus, Thomas, Esq. Half-moon-street 110 Pratt. Mr. S. New Bond-street. 1 1 0 Prado, Samuel, Esq. Grafton-street ... 1 1 0 Preston, Mr, New Bond-street .. 1 1 0 Price, Mrs. South-street..1 1 0 Powney, George, Esq. Grosvenor-square .. 1 1 0

it

Rutland, the Duke of, xMlington—street . .1 1 0 Rocksavage, Earl of, Piccadilly . 5 0 0 Rosslyn, Dowager Countess of, Bolton-st. 110 Rivers. Lord, Ches:erfield-streefc..2 2 0 Rous, Lord, Hertford-street .. 1 1 0 Robinson, fit. Hon. John Frederick, M. P.

Park-place .... 110 Ryd er, Right Hon. R. M. P. Grosvenor-st. 110 Robinson Hon. Mrs. Park-place.1 1 0 Ridley, Sir M. W. Bart. Grafton-street 110 Robinson, Sir G. Bart, South-street .... 1 1 0 Raikes, Mrs. Upper Grosvenor-street .... 1 1 0 Reyneil, Mr. Piccadilly. 1 1 0 Reynolds, Mr. Mount-street .. 1 1 0 Richardson, Lieut. Gen. Crawford-street ..1 1 0 Robarts, William T. Esq, John-street .... 110 Rogers, Mr. E. Broad-street .1 1 0 Robinson Ottyweli, Esq. Argyll-street ..1 1 0 Robson, Mrs. B. Manchester-square.1 1 0 Rod well, Mr. New Bond-street. 1 1 0 Rothwell, Mr Farm-street ... s 1 1

0

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Sydney, Viscount, Grosvenor-square .... 1 1 0 Suilield, Lord, Charles-street. 1 1 0 Spencer, Lord Robert, Arlington-street .. 1 1 0 Strachev, Lady, Hill-street . 1 1 0 Stawell, Lord, Chapel-st. Grosvenor-place 2 2 0 Stopford, Major Gen. the Hon. Sir E. Hill-st, 110 Stanhope, Hon. Arthur, Tilney-street .... 1 1 0 Stuart, Hon. Charles. Norfolk-street .... 110 Saunders and Burrows, Messrs. Piccadilly 110 Seymour, Col. Hugh, Vigo-lane . 1 1 0 Simpson, Mr. Bond-street . 1 1 0 Singleton, M. Esq. Upper Grosvenor-st. 1 1 0

Strutt, Colonel, ditto ...1 1 0 Skeat, Mr. Mount-street . 1 1 0 Smart, Mr. Princes-street, Soho .1 1 0 Smyth, Mr. G, W. New Bond-street .... 2 2 0 Smith, Samuel, Esq. Berkeley-square .... 1 1 0 Smith, T. Esq. Norfolk-street . 1 1 0 Smith, Mr, Conduit-street... 110 Southern, Mr. R. Lower Brook-street .... 1 1 0 Steele, R. Esq. Upper Brook-street .... 1 1 0 St. John, General, South Audley-street ..1 1 0 Stevens, Isaac, Esq. . 1 1 0 Stevens, J. Esq. Clarges-street .. 1 1 0

T.

Tavistock, Marquis of, Arlington-street .. 1 1 0 Templetown, Viscount, Hill-street.. 1 1 0 Thynne, Rt. Hon. Lord John, Hill-street 1 1 0 Trevor, Rt. Hon. John. Berkeley-square.. 1 1 0 'Jarleion, Collingwood, Esq, Upper Brook-st, 1 1 0

Taylor, Mr. Bury-street. 1 1 0 Taylor and Doggett, Messrs. Davies-street 110 Taylor, Mr. James, Brewer-street . 1 1 0 Taylor, Mr. George, Old Bond-street .... 1 1 0 Theobald, Thomas, Esq. Upper*Brook-st. 110 Thompson, Mr. George, Argyli-street .... 1 1 0 Thornton, Lieut. Gen. M. P Grosvenor-gate 2 2 0 Thompson. Mr, J. Windmill-street .1 1 0 Thompson, Mr. Samuel, Brewer-street .... 1 1 0 Thornton, Samuel, Esq. M, P St. James’s-sq. 2 2 0 Tomlinson, Mr. J. Green-street . 1 1 0 Tomlinson, Mr. John, Mary-le-bone-street 110 Tomlinson, Mr. Charles, ditto . 1 1 0 Toogood, Mr. Dufours-piace ...1 1 0 Toogood, Mrs. ditto . 1 1 0 Totton, Dinely, Esq. York-street . 1 1 0 Trail, Henry, Esq. Lower Brook-street .. 1 1 0 Trail, Mrs. ditto . 1 1 0 Turner, Miss Page Stanhope-street . 1 1 0 Tupper, Martin, Esq. Burlington-street ..1 1 0 Tyrell, Miss, Park-street ..,. 1 1 0

V.

Valentia, Viscount, Arlington-street.1 1 0 Vernon, Lady Ann, Half-moon-street .... 1 1 0 Vyner, Lady Theo. Grafton-street . 1 1 0 Villiers, Rt. Hon. J C. North Audley-st. 2 2 0 Vaux, Jasper, Esq. Grafton-street ... 1 1 0 Vaux, Mrs. ditto .. 1 1 0 Vere, Peter, Esq, Grosvenor-plaee.1 1 0 Yerner, Miss, Hertford-street ..1 1 0

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£ s. eh Vernon, Mrs. General, Cork-street ... 1 1 0 Vernon, Mrs. Tilney-street, .1 1 0 Vincent, George, Esq. Berkeley-square ..1 1 0 Vyner, Robert, Esq. Giafton-street .... X X 0 Vyse, R. VV. H Howard Esq M* P. Queen-

street, May-fair. X 1 0 Udney, Mrs. S. Fortuga 1-street . 1 1 0 Udnejr, Mrs. Grosvenor-street .. 1 1 0

W.

Wellington, the Duchess of, ditto ... 5 5 0 Winchilsea, Earl of, South-street.1 1 0 Warwick, Earl of, Ciarges-street.X X 0 Wodehouse, Lord, Upper Brook-street ..1 1 0 Wodehouse, Hon. Miss, ditto . 1 1 0 Walpole, Lady, Catherine, Savile-row ..1 1 0

Wyndham, Hon. Percy C. Grosvenor place l X 0 Willes, Sir F C. Charles-st Berkeley-sq. 110 White, Major General Sir Henry, Ches¬

terfield-street . I 1 0 Walford, Thomas, Esq. Bolton-street .... 1 1 0 Walker, John, Esq. South Audley-slreet 110 Walton, Mrs. Tilney street ..1 1 0 Waxre, Esq. James, George-st Hanover-sq, 1 1 0 Warren, Pelham, M. D. Lower Brook-street 1X0 Warren, Col. Pank-street ...1 1 0 Warren, Miss, Portugal-street .. 1 X 0 Warren, James, Esq. Great George-street 1 X 0 Watts, Mr. Strand . 1 1 0 Watts, Mr, J. ditto... 110 Weddell, Mrs. Upper Brook-street .... 1 1 0

Welch, Mrs.. 1 1 0 Wells, Dr. Serjeant’s-inn ....1 1 0 Wells, John, Esq. Grosvenor-square .... 5 0 0 Weston, Mr. John, Old Bond-street .... 1 1 0 Whittingham, Mr, George, Piccadilly .... 1 1 0 Williams, Rev. E. Maddox-street ... 1 1 0 Willock, Mrs. Golden-square ... 1 1 0 Woodward Esq. Old Burlinglon-street .. 1 1 0 Wray, Col. Park-place ... 1 1 0 Wynne, Mrs. Grosvenor-street ...110 Wright, Colonel, Lower Brook-street ..5 0 0

Y.

York, Archbishop of, Grosvenor-square ..1 1 0 Yapp, William, Esq. Half-moon—street ..1 1 0 Young, Samuel, Esq. Lower Brook-street 1 1 0 Young, Samuel, Esq. King-street ... 1 1 0

Yool, Mr, W* ConduiGstfeet ... 1 1 ®

34

All persons paying One Guinea or more an¬

nually are Governors, with the right of having al¬

ways one Patient upon the books at a time, and one lying-in Patient in the year for each Guinea subscrib¬

ed, provided the payment be not in arrear more than six months. Such Subscription to be paid in ad¬

vance, and to be always considered as continued until notified to the contrary, either personally or in writing, to the Monthly Committee. If, however, any Patient shall have been three months on the books, the Governor who recommended such Patient shall be at liberty to recommend another.

All persons giving a benefaction of Ten Guineas at one time, or making up their contribution to that sum within the year, are Governors for life, with the privilege of having one Patient

constantly

on the books, and two lying-in Patients in the year. Per¬

sons giving Twenty Guineas, or making up their contributions in two payments to that sum, may have two Patients on the books at one time, and fon£

lying-in Patients in the year, and so on for every larger donation in proportion.

Upon payment of a legacy of Fifty Pounds or upwards to this Charity, the Executor first named in the Will shall be a Governor ft)r life.

Subscriptions and Donations are received by the Treasurers,

John

Ciiamier, Esq. No. 43, Grosve- nor-place, and

John

Willock, Esq.

No. 25, Golden-

pensary ; by Mr. J. H. Fisher, the Secretary, No. 7, Little Maddox-street, Hanover-square; by Mr. John Leeson, No. 41, Davies-street, Berkeley-square, and Mr. Charles Tomlinson, No. 23, Mary-le-bone- street. Golden-square, the Collectors; and by the following Bankers, viz. Messrs. Birch and Cham¬

bers, New Bond-street; Marten, Call, and Co. Old Bond-street; Herries and Co. St. James’s-street;

Hammers ley and Co. Morland and Co. Paxton

and Co. and Messrs. Hopkinsons, Pall-mall.

To those who may be inclined to become Benefac¬

tors to this Institution by Will, the following Form is respectfully recommended.

I give and bequeath unto the Sum of in trust to pay the same unto the Treasurers, or Treasurer, for the time being, of the St. George’s and St. James’s Dispensary, established in Old Burliogton-street, in the Parish of St. James, Westminster, in the County of Middlesex ; which said Sum I direct to be paid out of my personal Estate, and applied to the purposes of that Institution,

N. B. The above Form is recommended, as a Be¬

quest of Estates in Houses or Land, or of Money or Stock to be laid out in the purchase of Houses or Land, for charitable uses, is void by the Statute of Mortmain,

THE END.

Bridgewater,Printer, South Moltoii Street, London.