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Information obtained at the Company's Office, 137,
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19, HCiLLES=STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE,
London, May, 22, 1834.
A. MEETING of the FRIENDS of BARON
HEURTELOUP was held this Day at the above
places for the purpose of taking into consideration the ex-
miency of etablishing a DISPENSARY, whereby the
Puorer classes of the community might be enabled to par-
'lce of the inestimable advantage of his invention for ex-
tatting the stone from the bladder without the painful and
ttardous operation of cutting.
CHAS. B. BALDWIN, Esq., in the Chair.
The Chairman, after having stated in detail the object of
55 Meeting, proceeded to read a letter from the Baron
'erttloup, of which the following is a copy
" Gentlemen,—After ten years of laborious study, and
Y dint of numerless experiments, I have succeeded in
creating a new art, the object of which is to cure patients
"'meted with the stone without having recourse to in-
eision.
" The importance of these studies has been fully con-
firmed by honourable marks of distinction bestowed three
ulfferenttimes upon their author, by the Royal Academy
of Science& at Paris, viz. A pecuniary recompense
4warded to him in the year 1827; 2dly. The first prize
Surgery in 1828 ; and, lastly, the first prize of Surgery
°f 1833.
" Their value is further established by numerous opera-
fio asped both in France and in England; and, as
should
possible, publicly, In order that no doubt whatever
'floold be entertained as to their success.
" The results of this mode of operating being there-
woo fee e so beneficial, claim the attention of the benevolent,
l an interest in the propagation of objects of utility.
h " With this object in view, gentlemen, and the cause of
tiloanity at heart, I have taken the liberty of requesting
,is Meeting, in order to determine the most advisable
means of establishing a Dispensary for the purpose of ex-
'`uding the benefits of this operation to the poor.
" I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and obliged,
`` May 22, 1834." " BARON HEURTELOUP.
Letters from various individuals were also read, express-
'lt Ing their regret at not being able to attend the Meeting,
acquiescing in opinion as to the importance of the
measure, and stating their wish to contribute in every pos-
sible way to the carrying of it into execution.
Several gentlemen then addressed the meeting upon the
tlvantages which the poor would derive from such an es-
tablishment as that proposed by the Baron Heurteloup.
b_W_ hereupon it was unanimously resolved that measures
forthwith adopted for carrying into effect the measure
• proposed by Baron Heurteloup, by establishing a Dispen-
;n for the operation of Lithotripsy, and the following gen-
omn readily consented to act as a Provisional Committee
vrzth. e purpose of giving effect to the above resolution,
tl
vc
.17-
erY Rev. the Dean of Jas. liamsbottom, Esq.
3. eq nster. Michael Shepley, Esq.
rr uie charles Blunt, M.P. Cushy Nesbitt, Esq.
~...noeral Morris. Benjamin Branfill, Esq.
oh 'lel Grant. Samuel Seaman, Esq.
n Bowden, Esq. Chas. Barry Baldwin, Esq.
Alathie
,Meeting
Bramah, Esq.
Was ' Esq.
fu er resolved, tat theproceedings of this
,;eeting berth inserted in Theh Sun, Morning Post, the
tterald, the Times, the Globe, anti the Albion daily papers,
kud that this meeting be adjourned till Monday, the 2d day
Of June next.
Subscriptions to be received in furtherance of the above
Object by Chas. Barr y Baldwin, Esq., No. 6, Parliament-
street, Westminster; and Messrs. Wright and Co.,
tankers, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden.
communications to be addressed (post aid) to Mr.
1. 4es, Honorary Secretary, No. IS, H.olleps-street, Ca-
enuish-square.

CHAS. B. BALDWIN, Chairman.

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