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ROYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY, FOR THE =TER-
MINATION OF THE SMALL-PDX.
PATRON—THE KING.
Pa-racism—THE QUEEN.
VICE-PATRONS.
His Royal Highness the Prince of WALES.
His Royal highness the Duke of YORK.
His Royal H gltne.ss the Duke of CLARENCE.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND.
VICE-P ATRONESSES.
Her Royal Highness the Princess of WALES.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of YORK.
Her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA SOPHIA.
Her Royal Highness the Princess ELIZABETH.
I fer Royal Highness the Princess MARY.
Her Royal Highness the Princess SOPHIA.
Her Royal Highness the Princess AMELIA. •
PRESIDENT.
His Grace the Dut:e of BEDFORD.
AT a MEETING of this SOCIETY, holden at
the LONDON TAVERN, February 17, ViOS,
The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, in the Chair,
The Report of the Curnmatee appointed at the last general
Meeting, including the Plait and Regulations of this Society,
being presented
IRESOLTTO ONANINONSLY,
That chic saki Plan, and Regulations, be approved and

adopted.
That the Board of Din:4ion and the Medical Council be re-
quested to afford all the astistaeze in their power; towards the
fertnatinn of similar instituteeis iii every pert of the British
mpire
That the Rt. Hon the Lord Miyor, his
.Grace the Dnke
of Bedford, the Earl of Eeremout, the E..irl of Berkeley, Lord
tirantley, Lord Carriugton, Admirel Kekelcy, Dr. Jenner,
Dr. Letteern, J. J. Angerstein, Esq. and Benjamin Travers,
Eee- be desired to rail on his Majesty, to return the most
humble and dntihd thanks of this Society, for the high honour
conferred on it, by bh Majesty's gmcants condescension us
becoming ha Patron.
That the same Noblemen and Gentlemen be desired to wait
on her Majesty, to express the most humble thanks of this
Society, for the distingoished honour icanifsened ors it,by her
irlajesty'sgracions condescension in becoming its Patroness.
That the most respeCtful thanks of this Society be presented
to his R sal Highness the Prince of Wales, for th..: honour
conferred on this Society, by his Royal Higlueess's condescen-
sion in becoming one of its Vice-Patrons, and for the gracious
expressions in his Royal Highness's letter making that com-
munication.
That the moat respectful Thanks of this Society be presented
to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, for the honour
conferred on this Society, by her Royal Highness's conde- '
scansion in becoming one cf its Vice-Patroness.
That the respectful Thanks of this Society be presented to
their Royal Highnesses the Duke of York, the Duke of Cla-
rence, and the Duke of Cumberland, for the honour conferred
by their Royal Iliglinesees on this Society, in becoming its
Vice-Patrms.
That the respeceol Thanks of this Society be presented to
their Royal Highnteees the Duchess of York, the Princesses
Augusta Sophia, Elizabeth, Mary, Sophia, and Amelia, for the
honour coeferrod Ott this Society, by their Royal Highnesses
incoming its Vice-Patremerea.
Tuat the most Tnar.ks of this Society be given to
big Grace the Duke of Bedford, for his Grace's re idy acceptinee
of the office of President, and for the tea' which he has ma-
nifested in promoting the very important object of the Society.
That the Thanks of this Society be given to those Foble and
respectable Ladies, who have honoured this Society, by becom-
ing Sub-Patroneetes.
That the grateful acknowledgments of this Society be made
to the Earl of Egramont, for the eminent senrice, which his
Lordship has rendered to this society.
That the Thanks of thit Society be given to those distin-
guished Prelate, Noblemen, anti Gentlemen, who have ho-
noured the Society by becoming its Vice-Presidents.
That the Society, deeply impi-essed with a sense of the im-
portant services resulting from the indefatigable exertions of
Dr. Jenner, Dr. Lettsons, J. J. Angarstein, El. and Benja-
min Travers, Esq. du, with equal 'pleasure and gratitude, re-
turn them their Thanks.
That the Thanks of this Society be given to the Gentlemen
of the Committee, for their very great assiduity and ability,
snanifiated in the formation of the Plan and Regulations of
this Society.
That this Society do recommend to the Board of Directors,
to prepare a Memorial on its behalf, to be said Iseore the Lord
Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council, in Common Coun-
cil assembled.
That the Thanks of this Society be given vs Joseph Fox,
Terq. for his unremitting attention and greet exertion, in CQU.
duaing the affairs of this Society, in the Office of Secretary.
(Signed) CHARLES PRICE, Chairman.
Upon the Motion of Lent Carrington,
Resolved unani.nously,—That the Thanks of this Society be
given to the Right Eloriourahie the Laid Mayor, for his am-
bits support of the interests of this Society, and for his able
and impartial condoeit in the Chair.
oas Subscriptions for the Society are received by all the
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