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MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1804.

ASYLUM FOR DEAF AND DUMB,

ORANGE ROAD, BERMONDSEY.

AGENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRI.
-13 ERS to this Institution was held at the London Ta-
vern, Bishopsgate-street, on Monday last, for the purpose of
electing Four Children into •the Asylum. From a list of
49 Candidates, the following were declared duly eleded :
Robert, son of John and Elizabeth Cary, aged 13
years ; father a day labourer, with five children, two of
which are in the same affecting -situation, one admitted
into the Asylum
William, son of John and Elizabeth Castle, aged it 786
years ; father a journeyman taylor, with three children, _
two of which are in the same alfeding situation - 7 61
Adam, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Randall, aged
t years ; fathera waterman, with tour children -45 S
William, son of John and Mary Sharp, aged 12 years ;
father a journeyman miller, with nine children - 389
The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously given. to
Stephen Hough, Esq. for his polite and impartial condud in
the Chair.
fan. to, 1804.

HENRY C LEMSON, Deputy Sec.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
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MR. BROOKES will commence his SPRING
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