The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-21 00:00:00

HEREFORDSHIRE.

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A T a ME,ETING held the ts6th of December,
I 1 at the King's 'Head, Ross, according to Adjournment
ind Public Advertisements, the Proprietors and Occupiers
of Land, in the Line,of the
.RAIL R 041) proposed to be
made front the River Wye, at I..idbrook,lo the said River at
Hereford, were decidedly of opinion, and-resOlved; to oppese
the making such Rail Road through their Estates, farms
and Lands.. Signed. at the Meeting by, and; on behalf of,
the following Forty-two Land Owners ; when. only three or
four Land Owners appeared in favous of the proposed Rail
Road : - . ,
JAMES PHILLIPS, Esq. Chairman of the Meeting.
Thomas- Symons, Esq. . Mrs Ann Watkins.
Rev. [Om Hoskins. Mr. foseph Hardwick.
lamen Woodward. Esq. - Mr. George Webb.
osePh Swayne, Esq. . Mr William V ,ughan.
Ira. Clarke,, by the Rev. - Mr. William Little.
Mr; BetStoll. Thomas Fletcher, Esq. 45y
folin William,, Esq. Mr. Win. Roberts.
l' Mr. Philip ;iner. • Mr. !oho Smith.
Mr. folio Robinson,. Mr. lames Whinny, by Mr.
?Ir. lamts Powles. Swayne.
.Me. Thomas Harvey. Mr. Thomas Lampett.
Mrs. Evans. . Willlinner,..Holdery Esq. by Mr.
Mts. Cowles. ' Para
Thomas Illunt..4sck. by Mr. Edwirtt Howell, Esq. by do.
Harvey. W I l :an; Merrick, Esq. by do.
Mrs. Eleanor Weare, by Mt. • Mr. Janie., Webb.
Banfield• . - .•. i; ' . Mr. Thaws Pow,
Rev. Harry• Williams. . Mrs, Sarah councel.
Mr. 13eniimin Meek.. - ' Mr. John Phelps.
Ri,- .ard Hawkins, Esq. by- Mr. William fisher. . •
Mr. Dobbs, , Mr. Robert Drookes, by Mr.
Mr. T.lxnas. 6ew. Lkycl.
Mr. William Dew, Mr. losvph GreenaWay.
' Mc. loin. '..i..i110ck.. . - ,Mis. /1.:,,t, by M. Piallips:-
Ur. Thomas Miles. Mrs. Doble, by Mr. Painter.

vAcciNr.- POCK 'I VSTITUTION, GOLDEN-
-SQUARE.
Weekly Board, Tuesday, lan. 48, 134)3.
NOTICE of the REPORT and DINNER.
Thomas Payne, Esq. in the Chair.

- - -
ESOLV ED, That as the most convenient anti
agreeable Mode of hearing from the Physiciani the
Report of the Praaicepfthe VACCINE INS'PIT UT IOL:,
during the years [Soo, !Sot, and 11;62, ; and also for the pur-
pose of trans46liPg other Biisiness Mating to the Institution,
the Subscribers be respeafully invited to meet at the
SIIAKSP FARE TAVERN, on Monday, February 7, at

/piraolvfiadtelde r
at
Pour.ri
vo: Col
O'clock.
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Secondly, That on the same Day and Place,- a Dinner be,
for such Members, and their
Friends, as please to take 'rickets. at tos. 6.l.'each, any Time
before Sunday, February,6, either by ;applying at the Bar of
the Shakspeare Tavern; or, at No. 5, Golden-Square, on
Tuesdays and Fridays, the Board Days o( the Vaetsne In-
stitution, between Twelve and Three o' Crock.
Note—lt is hoped that no Offence will b 'riven by the.
Condition, that Admittance to the Dinnercannot beallowed,
unless Tickets have been previously taken by the tithe above
mentioned. . ,
it required,
.the ,Reptitt will •be read a second time after
Dinner, on account of such Members as may attend late.
It is intended to remove the Institution as soon as possible
'from Golden-square, of which Notieemill be given. ,
By Order, . .
W hl. SANCHO, Secretary.
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BLANCII.MONGE: AND fEI.L.Y.IIIO ULD MA NU-
.
, • FACTO RV.
TOi-IN - ORIFFITHS, and t7,0N0 at their Repos'.
,
I tdry , No. is, New-street, CoVent-garaen, beg leave to in-
form the Nobiliv, Gentry, anti Public, that they have to sub.
mit.to their inspeCtion a considerable Addition to their former
extensive Stock, in great variety of Curious Devices. They
respeafully rem' ti their grateful 'llianks for the Encourage-
ment they have received, ,and flatter themselves, that the
Curious Assortment they have added.willgiye universal-sa-
tisfattiop.
A New I nVention; much patronized, to keep nest to the
Feet in Carriages—a large variety of Patties, Millelleur,
BreadXutters,,ike. aa.-1310ek.tin Furniture as usual,

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An IMPROVE!) SYSTEM o,f MODERN GEOGRA-
PHY, PRACTICALLY ADAPTED to the BUSINESS
of EDUCATION. • . .
• , This Day was published,
Price-9s, 6d. in boards, or tos. 6d. bound'and lettered, deco-
rated with FIFTY-SIX beautiful and interesting CoPper-
plates, representing the .Manners, Customs, and Dresses,
of all ,Nations, and illustrated with: new and improved
Maps, • •
GEOGRAPHY for the USE of SCHOOLS, on
a Plan so Pradical to Teachers, and so highly fasci-
nating to-Pupils, that it cannot tail to rect..mtnend itself to
universal adoption the moment it is seen. It is divided into
three parts:
i. A Grammar of Geography, drawn up as conciiely as
possible; forstlie purpOse of being committed to memory.
a. Toe [lse of the Globes, With a Variety of Examples.
and Exercises upon. each Problem.
circumstantial, and highly entertaining Accounts.
of the Manners, Customs, Dresses, and Curiosities, of all
Nations, illustrated with fifty Copper-plates, and tbrming a
1304 y of Fads which, for Entertainment and instruction, are
not exceeded in the entire Compass of Literature.
To the Whole are prefixed an Account of the most success-
ful and rational Mode of •toecning Geography, and plain Di-
reatiorts for projetling and drawing all kinds of Maps.
By tne Rev. I. GOLDSMITH; A.
Vicar of Dunnington, and formerly of Trinity College, Cam-
. bridge. .
Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7 r, St: Paul's ctiurch.yard:
sold by Thomas-Hurst, John Harris, 'Benjamin Tahart, and
Co..
Lackington and London ; by, j. Archer, Dublin F.
Balfour, Edinburgh 1 and hy ail uuttS Wokseiters.
N. B. Mr. Phillips informs theTnade in Town atut Coun-
try, that he wilt at Alf times exchange, new and perfe4t
Co-
pica olthis Bookk for any other of hi*publications.