The Sun.
London, England, 1825-02-12 00:00:00

WEST SUSSEX, EAST HAMPSHIRE, AND
CHI-
CHESTE GENERAL INFIRMARY AND DIS-
PENSARY..
Al' a GENERAL MI ETING of the SUB-
SCRIBERS, held at the Council Chamber, Chichester,-
on Wednesday the 2d February, 1825,
His Grace the DLTKE of RICHMOND in the Chair,
The following Resolutions were agreed to:
In consequence of the very liberal manner in whiell the ge-
neral call upon the benevolence of the District, reported to this
Meeting by the Committee, has been answered,
Resolved,
1.--That measures he immediately taken to carry into effect
the object of the Subscribers.

2.---That Messrs. Ridge, Murray, and Ridge, Treasurers of
the Chichester Di.pensary, be appointed Treasurers of this In-
stitution ; and that the Donations towards the building and
equipment of the Infirmary -be paid to them on or before the
25th of March 1825.

3.—That his Grace the Duke of Richmond, Lord Selsey, E.
IVoods, Peachey. and Charles Baker, Esqrs be requested to
act as Trustees of this Charity, and that all benefactions be
vested in their names.

4.—That whenever donations for the building shall amount
to 2t/OL the same shall be laid out by the Treasurers, till
wanted, in the purchase of Exchequer Bills, in the name of
the Trustees.

s.—That a Committee be appointed, consisting of 15 Mem-
bers (five to be a quontni), with full power to procure suffi-
cient land, by purchase or otherwise, for the Infirmay ; to fix
the site, size, and plan of the house ; to enter into contracts for
the building and equipment of it; and to adopt such further
measures as may appear to them expedient for promoting the
general object of the Charity, and for completing the establish.
ruent of the same :.—tnat the Committee have power to fill up
any vacancy that may occur in their number from among the
other Subscribers ; that they be authurised to defray, by drafts
on the Treasurers, the incidental expences i.s erred on account
of the Institution; and as soon as their plans are matured, that
they be empo'wered to call, and that they do caf., a general
111 eeting of the Subscribers.
6.—That the following Gent
The Duke of Richmond

;lemon he the Committee:
Rev. Mr. Pilkinton
1. Peachey, Esq.
Dr. Forbes
1)r. Sanden
Mr. Hrug.r.en
Rev. W. Holland
W. C. Newland, Esq.

Right Hon. hord selse),
The Bishop of Chichester
E. Woods, Esq.
Joseph Hodmitn, Esq.
C. Baker, Esq.
.1. Woods, Esq.

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7.—That the following scale of Privileges or Subscribers be
adopted (subject to the future revision of the Governors) :-
1. An annual subscription of Two Guineas to constitute the
Subscriber a Governor (that is, give him, or her, a vote at all
General Meetings), and entitle hint, or her, to the right of re-
commending one In-irdient in the course of the year, and so on,
in proportion for every addi•ional Two Guineas subscribed;
provided th3t no person whose annual subscription does not ex-
ceed Ten Guineas shall have more thin one Patient in the house
at a time The existing Regulations of the Dispensary to
be retained in regattl to Out-patients, viz.—One Patient to be
allowed constantly on the hooks for every Guinea Subscriber ;
and no Out-patient to he in the receipt of parish pay.
ICIDIOND,' Chairman.

The
.Chairman having left the Chair,—Resolved, That the
best thanks of the Meeting he given to his (Trace the Duke
of Richmond, for his able, kind, and liberal conduct in the
(hair.