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London, England, 1804-03-27 00:00:00

TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1804.

RESOLUTION'S entered iiiti-V•bY • MUG RA ND JURY at
HORSI-lANI, the March, A. D. 1834.
The lion. 101-IN THOMAS CA.PEL, Foreman of the
Grand jury.
RE'LvF.D. ~t, That the Grand Jury do highly
approve of any attempt which may be made, to sup-
press, and eradicate that most tatal Llistemper the SMALL
P
OX, and-are willing, individually, and as tar as their in-
fluence extends, to further the view; of the Royal lennerian
Institution, already established.ht London for that purpose.
2d, The Grand Jury do strongly recommend to all Medical
Persons, and others, of the County'of Sussex, imme;liately-
to adopt and encourage the Econerian System of Inoculation,
and do request tbem to transmitiuch Platia, on or before the
rsthol•Aped, as way appear• most .conducive to attain the
desited obj_e6l, of eratiu atlng the Small Pox, to the person
'who; lay the Committee hereinafter mentioned, may appear
best qualified for tie Office of 'Secretary. And which ap-
Ty:intrnent the Co?hruittee- are request'ed, to notify, iri the
Public Prints of t e County, as soon as it has taken place.
'id, That the thidermentioned Noblenien and Gentlemen
'who signed the reconamendatiOn of the Jenuerian System of
Inoculation, .;t tint Meeting of Deputy Lieutenants at Lewes,
together with the County Members, and the Foreman of 11,
Grand utt, be requested to tlarin the Cocropitt7.e4 ahy
other Count) Gentlemen witodnay bit cksirous Of encourage
ing this pfaiscworthy institution.
NAl'ritS' OF THE COMMITTEE, -
Lord Pelham George Sh4liw r, Eso.
Lord Gage Thomas VartinAton;Esei. .
Lord She field General konnox, County
Sir john Bridger John Fuller, Esq. S Members. •
Thomas hemp, Esq. • The Hon. 'John Thu. Cape!.
Resolved', 4th, That the Thanks of • the Grand Jury be
given to D.,:dor Tiernqy, of Brighton, for idiS Plan delivered
in for promoting Vaccine inoculation.
sth,
: Tnat iSubscription.be entered into, to defray the pre-
sent Ixpenees, 3S well as focalf other purposes intended to-
be promoted by this undertaking.
fah, 'That the above Resolutions be printed in the Lewes
lourtial, Portsmouth Telegraph, and two, of the London.
Papers
7th, That lohn Drew; of Chichester, Esq. Francis Whit-
field, ESq of Lewes, a,(l '1 elden Sampson, Esq. of !Lutist,
be requested to reccile Subscri intuits for the use of the I
tution.
Srh, "filet the Thanks of the Meeting•-be given to the Hon.
John Th,,masCapel,.for his eondirt in the Chair.
LIST OF SULSCRIBERS.
Lord Viscount Gage - - ,C• 5 1
Right Hon Lord Pelll4lll .• • - 5 5 o
lobn Fuller, Esq. . - - - 5 5 o

J - -q
Hon J. Capel - - - - 5 5 0
Sir Chailes Merrick Burrell, Bart. - 5 o
William Stephen Poyntz, Esc! . - 5 S o
Henry Shelley, ESq. jun. - - - 5 5 o
Commeiell, Esq. - - - 3 5 °
Walter Burrell, Esq. - - - 5 5 o
G. T. Tyson, Esq. - - - 5 5
A. E. Fullct, Esq. - - - 5 5 0

John Dennett, Esq. (High Sheriff) - 5 5 •
Charles. Lint Esq. - - - s 5 0
R. Hasler, EN. ••• '• 4 4 0
Thtnpus Busby, Esq . - •

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