PLA  
OF THE 
FINSBURY DISPENSARY, 
St. John's=Square, Clerkenwell,
FOR ADMINISTERING 
ADVICE & MEDICINES TO THE POOR, 
at the 
DISPENSARY, 
OR AT 
THEIR OWN HABITATIONS, 
GRATIS, 
WITH 
A LIST OF THE GOVERNORS; 
INSTITUTED 
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PLAN 
OF THE 
FINSBURY DISPENSARY ,
ST. JOHN’S SQUARE, CLERKENWELL. 
INTRODUCTION. 
ITS RISE AND PROGRESS. 
A FEW Gentlemen, blessed with benevolent 
hearts, and liberal dispositions, urged by their 
feelings, and encouraged by the success of simi- 
lar Charities (established in the Metropolis and 
places adjacent) were induced to attempt to in- 
stiute this Charity. 
The original Promoters met on the 29th day 
of April, 1780, and were soon joined by several 
friends and humane persons, who continued to 
meet very frequently, as well to promote Sub- 
scriptions as to elect proper Officers, and to 
form and adopt Regulations, Rules and Orders, 
for the good government of the Charity. 
On the 3d of August, 1780, the Governors 
conceived that the fruits of their labours were 
so far ripened, that they ought to diffuse them
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among the objects of their Care. They there- 
fore resolved that this Dispensary should he 
opened on the then 12th instant. 
In the first six months, 685 poor, afflicted, 
worthy objects were cured or received relief. 
PRESENT STATE. 
From-the institution to this time, 54,563 dis- 
tressed fellow-creatures have enjoyed the ad- 
vantages resulting from this benevolent esta- 
blishment, 52,769 of whom, to their great com- 
fort, and to the happiness of their families, and 
benefit of the publick, have experienced the 
eminent abilities, unremitting assiduity, and ten- 
der care, of the Gentlemen of the Faculty en- 
gaged in this Charity; either by receiving a 
perfect cure, or the utmost relief that medicine 
or chirurgical operations could bestow. 
There are 532 unfortunate beings new under 
Cure. 
The Physicians and Surgeon have visited 
15,410 Patients at their own habitations. 
UTILITY. 
The very great number of applications, most 
manifestly demonstrate the necessity of this un- 
dertaking, and point out, that proper objects 
abound within the limits of it. 
The most distinguished writers agree, that the 
wealth of nations springs from the production of
labour;


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labour; surely, then, poor industrious labourers 
have a just claim to, and merit the care and 
assistance, not only of the affluent, but of all de- 
grees not pinched with want. 
Hospitals are certainly very useful establish- 
ments, and real public benefits; yet their most 
sanguine supporters cannot deny, that in several 
instances Dispensaries are pre-eminent; and 
very particularly so, on account of the afflicted 
being visited at their own habitations. For ad- 
mitting that Nurses at Hospitals are vigilant 
and humane, yet they cannot possess or impart 
the sympathetic feelings, or anxious care, of an 
affectionate Husband or Wife, a tender Parent 
or Child; which must undoubtedly afford a con- 
siderable comfort to, and, in some degree, soften 
the pangs of, the unfortunate diseased.—Hospi- 
tals are also much less salutary than Dispensaries 
in this respect; at Hospitals, Patients are ad- 
mitted once a Week only; but, at Dispensaries,
the indisposed are immediately assisted. 
Many other and great benefits are communi- 
cated to the objects of this charity, which are 
so obvious, that an enumeration of them seems 
not only unnecessary, but might be deemed 
tedious. 
The applications for the relief of poor, dis- 
tressed, and deserving objects, so far exceed the 
means arising from the present subscriptions, that
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the benefits of the charity cannot, at present, be 
extended to all of them; the Governors there- 
fore hope for, and solicit the humane and ge- 
nerous assistance of their Friends and Neigh- 
bours, to extend the cheering Relies to Misery. 
It is in their power to crown the endeavours, 
and to gratify the hopes and wishes of the Go- 
vernors, by timely, though small subscriptions; 
and when an individual considers that he can, 
by the payment of a single Guinea annually, 
oblige many, relieve a number, do so much pub- 
lic good, and indulge his own humane feelings, 
be surely will readily and cheerfully contribute 
his mite, and press to lend farther assistance to 
so benevolent a purpose.
Persons subscribing early to Charities, receive 
a satisfaction that others cannot enjoy; for early 
subscriptions tend to render Charities so stable, 
that, through their means, comfort may be ren- 
dered to the unhappy for ages to come. 
Many cogent reasons might be urged, much 
persuasive language used, and many weighty ar- 
guments stated, to procure subscriptions; but it 
is hoped, that private Good, and public Utility, 
will supersede the necessity of entering into the 
matter more at large. 
This Charity is much indebted to several 
eminent Divines, who have delivered Sermons 
in favour of it, and thereby raised considerable 
sums towards its support.

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PATIENTS ARE VISITED
AT THEIR OWN HABITATIONS 
IN THE FOLLOWING PARISHES AND PLACES: 
Clerkenwell                                    
St. Sepulchre Within                            
St. Sepulchre Without                           
St. Bartholomew the Great                      
St. Bartholomew the Less                       
The Liberties of the Rolls                      
and  Glass-house Yard                                                               
The Parish of St. Luke                                                      
The Town of Islington                          
That part of the Parish 
of St. Pancras which
lies on the South Side
of the Turnpike-road 
leading from Islington 
to Paddington.
St. Andrew, Holborn 
And
St. George the Martyr
Queen-Square.
1st April, 1797. 

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To such as are inclined to become Benefac- 
tors by Will, the following Form of a 
Legacy is recommended: 
Item, I give and bequeath unto A.B. and C.D. 
the sum of 
to be raised and paid by and out of my personal 
state and effects, which by law I may or can charge 
with the payment thereof; upon trust and to the in- 
tent that they, or either of them, shall and do pay 
the same to the Treasurer {for the time being) of 
a Charity, called or known by the name of the 
FINSBURY DISPENSARY, for the Relief of the 
Poor, there or at their own Habitation; which 
Charity was instituted in the year 1780, and is now 
kept in St. John's Square, Glerkenwell; and which 
sum I desire may be applied towards carrying on 
the benevolent designs of the said Charity, 
N.B. Giving land or money, or flock by will, with direc- 
tions to be laid out in the purchase of any estate for the 
benefit of this Charity, will be void by the statute of 
Mortmain; but money or flock may be given by wills 
without being directed to be laid out.
Rules


RULES and ORDERS. 
Rule I
THE Charity is to be under the direction of 
a President, Vice-Presidents, a Treasurer, and 
Governors. 
II. 
All persons giving a benefaction of Ten Gui- 
neas at a time, or making up their contribution 
within the year to that sum, shall be Governors 
for life, with the liberty of having one patient 
on the books at a time. 
III. 
Each person subscribing One Guinea, or 
more, annually, shall be a Governor so long as 
such contribution! shall be paid, and may have 
one patient on the books for each guinea sub- 
scribed; and each subscriber shall be allowed to 
recommend his domestic servants as patients.
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And in case of a subscriber’s death before the 
expiration of the year, the widow, or personal 
representative, shall be entitled to the same pri- 
vileges for the residue of that year. 
IV. 
Upon the payment of a legacy of Fifty Pounds 
or upwards, to this charity, the person appointed 
to pay the same shall be a Governor for life. 
V.
Any Governor may appoint another Gover- 
nor to sign his letters of recommendation, first 
giving notice thereof in writing at the Dispen-
sary. 
VI. 
A general Quarterly meeting shall be held on
the third Wednesday in the months of February, 
May, August, and November, in every year; at 
each of which five Governors shall constitute a 
Board. The President, Vice-Presidents, and 
Treasurer, or either of them, shall have power 
to call a General Meeting at any other time, 
giving at least one week’s notice by an adver- 
tisement thereof in the Daily Advertiser. And 
if the Monthly Committee desire a General 
Meeting, the President, Vice-Presidents, or 
Treasurer, shall call one accordingly.
VII. No


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VII. 
No gratuity whatever shall be given to any 
officer who hath heretofore served this charity, 
or doth now, or may hereafter belong to the 
same, without notice of the meeting for that 
purpose being first inserted three times in the 
Daily Advertiser; and all particular business for 
which any extraordinary meeting may be called, 
shall be expressed in the advertisement, and first 
entered upon and determined, or adjourned, 
before any other business be proposed. 
VIII. 
A Committee of forty Governors, three of 
whom constitute a quorum, shall be chosen from 
the annual subscribers, at the general meeting in 
May, to meet at the Dispensary on the last 
Wednesday in every month, for conducing the 
affairs of this charity. 
IX. 
At the last meeting of the Committee in April, 
they, shall consider of proper persons to be a 
Committee for the ensuing year; and the Com- 
mittee, at their meeting immediately preceding 
each General Meeting, shall prepare the busi- 
ness to be laid before the same.
X. The


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X. 
The Treasurer’s and Collector’s accounts shall 
be audited by the monthly Committee, quarterly, 
and reported to the next general meeting for 
approbation; and the Tradesmen’s bills shall
also be audited quarterly, at the monthly meet- 
ings next after those at which the treasure
and collector's accounts are audited. 
XI. 
A Medical Committee shall be appointed at 
the general meeting in November; consisting of 
such Governors as practice physic, surgery, or 
pharmacy, or are conversant in the knowledge 
of drugs; who shall have power to inspect the 
drugs and medicines, inspect the bills for the 
same, and report, as they shall see occasion, to 
the monthly Committee. 
XII. 
The President, Vice-Presidents, and 
surer, to be Members of all Committees. 
XIII. 
There shall be a meeting of the Stewards of 
this charity in the month of November, in 
every year, to appoint a day, with the approba- 
tion of the President, Vice-Presidents, and the 
Treasurer, for an Anniversary Feast, when a 
state of this charity shall be laid before them.
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XIV.
Nobility, Members of Parliament, Governor 
resident ten miles or more from London, La- 
dies, and others rendered by indisposition inca- 
pable of attending, may appoint in writing, 
other governors, as their proxies, to vote for 
them at any election. 
XV. 
No persons are deemed objects of this chari- 
ty, but such as are really necessitous. 
XVI. 
In all cases of recent accidents. Patients are 
to be permitted to apply for relies to the Sur- 
geon, at the Dispensary, without a Letter of 
Recommendation; but they are required to 
bring one on their second attendance. 
XVII.
No servant of this charity is to presume at 
any time to take of any tradesman, patient, ser- 
vant, or others, any fee, reward, or gratuity of 
any kind, directly or indirectly, for any service 
done, or to be done, on account of the Dispen- 
sary, on pain of being discharged. 
XVIII. 
The servants of this charity are always to be 
in waiting at the time of the General Meetings
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and Committees, to answer such questions, and 
do such business as may be required by the 
Chairman. 
XIX. 
No new Governor is to be entitled to vote at 
any election, but such as shall pay his subscrip- 
tion previous to balloting; and not more than 
two calendar months, nor less than fourteen 
days, are to be allowed from the declaration of 
any vacancy at a General Meeting, previous to 
such election.
SUB.

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SUBSCRIPTIONS 
ARE RECEIVED BY 
THE FOLLOWING BANKERS: 
Messrs. Esdailes & Company, Lombard-Street.
Messrs. Fuller, Son & Co. Lombard-Street. 
Baron Dimsdale, Sons, & Co, Cornhill. 
Messrs, Welch, Roger, & Co. Cornhill.
Messrs. Goslings & Sharpe, Fleet-Street.
BY 
Apsley Pellat, Esq; Treasurer, St. John's- 
Street.
AND BY 
The Collector, Mr. Thomas Elderton, No. 3; 
Gwynn’s-Buildings, Goswell-Street–Road, 
Clerkenwell.
PRE.

PR£SIDENT, 
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE 
the EARL of STAMFORD. 
VICE-PRESIDENTS, 
The Revd Sir George Booth, Bart, 
Sir Richard Hill, Bart. M.P. 
John Coakley Lettsom, M.D. F.R.S. & S.A.
Francis De Valangin, M.D. 
Alexander Gordon, Esq;
Henry Overton, Esq; 
William Staines, Esq; & Alderman. 
Arvey Christian Combe, Esq: & Alders: 
Apsley Pellat, Esq; Treasurer. 
John Meyer, M.D. 
WM. Ch. Wells, M.D. F.R.S.                      
Physicians
John Coakley Lettsom, MD.  F.R.S. & S.A. 
Physician Extraordinary. 
Mr. William Blair, Surgeon. 
Mr. John Bunnell Davis, Apothecary, 
Mr. Abraham Rhodes,  Secretary.


A 
LIST 
OF THE 
GOVERNORS 
OF THE 
FINSBURY DISPENSARY, 
ST. JOHN'S SQUARE, CLERKENWELL. 
N.B. Those marked *** have contributed Twenty Guineas or upward
**are Governors for Life. 
*are annual Subscribers of Two Guineas or upwards 
V. P. (after their Names) are Vice Presidents
And those marked + have served the Office of Steward, once:
Those marked ††, twice. 
A 
Mr. William Abud, St. James’s place, Clerkenwell 
Mr. William Adams, Fore street 
Mrs. Jane Adey, Red Lion court, Charterhouse lane 
Mr. Addison, Ludgate street 
Mr. William Aldersey, Seward’s street 
Mr. John Allen, Holborn 
Mr. Richard Amblin, Leather lane 
**† John Andree, N.D. Hertford 
Mr. John Andrews, Wilderness row, Clerkenwell 
Mr. William Anthony, St. John’s square 
**† Mr.John Aris, Compton street
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†Mr. Thomas Aris, Cold bath square 
Mr. George Armstrong, St. John’s square 
†Mr. Matthew Ashton, Bull in the Pound, Clerkenwell 
Mr. William Astle, Portpool lane 
Mr. John Atkinson, Bishopsgate street 
Mrs. Mary Austin, No. 4, Corporation row 
†Mr. William Austin, Islington road 
†Mrs. Ann Austin, ditto 
†Mr. Thomas Austin, Red Lion street, Clerkenwell 
Mr. Charles Austin, Corporation row 
†Mr. William Austin, Coppice row, Clerkenwell
B 
†Rev. Sir George Booth, Bart, Islington, V. P. 
Mr. George Backus, Bury court, St. Mary Axe 
Mr. John Bacon, Red Lion street 
Mr. George Bague, Charterhouse square 
Mr. John Bailey, Wilderness row 
Mr. John Baker, Turnmill street 
Mr. Richard Balm, Leather lane 
Mr. John Balm, Saffron hill 
Mrs. A. Ballantine, Wood street 
†George Barclay, Esq; Trinity lane 
†Mr. Thomas Barlow, Benjamin street 
Mrs. Anna Barnes, City road 
†Mr. Robert Bassam, St. John’s street 
Mr. Peter Bateman, 107, Bunhill row 
Mr. Jonathan Bateman, Ditto 
†Mr. Daniel Bates, Featherstone street 
+Edward David Batson, Esq; Gower street 
Mr. Thomas Beard, Islington 
Mr. Barnard Bedwell, St. John’s street 
Mr. Barnard Bedwell, jun, ditto 
**†Mr. William Bell, Laystall street, St. Andrew's 
Mrs. Margaret Bell, ditto 
†Mr. John Bell, Charterhouse lane 
Mr. George Bell, No. 17, Brayne’s row 
†Mr. George Belles, Gray’s inn lane 
Mr. George Bentley, Shoe lane 
Mr. John Bentley, 14, City road 
Mr. Bentley, Compton street
Mr. Robert Berridge, Portpool lane 
Mr. Edward Berry, Long acre 
James Beugeville, Esq; Hackney 


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†Mr. John Biggerstaff, Islington 
†Mr. John Biggerstaff, jun. ditto 
†Mrs Ann Biggerstaff, ditto 
†Mr. John Bilson, Clerkenwell green  
†Mr. Thomas Birch, Castle street, Clerkenwell 
Richard Birket, Esq; Tower hill
Mr. Thomas Bithery, Gray’s inn lane 
Mr. John Blackborow, Clerkenwell Close 
Mr. Henry Blackborow, Brayne’s row 
**Mr. William Blackburn, Aldersgate street 
Mr. Charles Blakey, Grub street 
Mr. Joseph Blackett, Gwynn's Buildings 
Mrs. Jane Blain, Sutton street 
†William Blair, A.M. No, 69, Great Russel street, 
Bloomsbury square, Surgeon to the Dis- 
pensary
Mrs. Sarah Blair, ditto 
Mr. Michael Bletchley, Fenton street 
Mr. John Blew, Liquorpond street 
Mr. Joseph Bliss, Bird’s buildings, Islington 
+Mr. John Blount, Upper street, Islington 
Mr. Major Blundell, Holborn hill 
Mess.Robt&Thos.	Blunt, 120, Blackman street, Southwark 
†Edward Bond, Esq; Golden lane 
Mr. George Bennington, Red lion street 
††Philip Booth, Esq; ditto 
Mr. Thomas Botten, Shoe lane 
Mr. Thomas Botten, jun. ditto 
†Mr. William Bound, Silver street, Clerkenwell 
†Mr. John Bowman, Coppice row 
Mr. Thomas Bowman, Water lane, Thames street 
Mr. George Bowstred, Hornsey lane 
Mr. Matthew Boyle, Cow cross 
Mr. Thomas Boys, Newgate market 
Mr. Edward Bracebridge, Red Lion street, Clerkenwell 
Mr. Josiah Bradshaw, Paradise row, Islington 
Mr. George Brayne, Little Britain 
Mr. William Bridges, 104, St. John’s street 
†Mr. Samuel Bridgman, Silver street 
Mr. John Briginshaw, 123, Newgate street 
†Mr. Jehu Briggs, Smithfield bars 
Mr. Samuel Briggs, Clerkenwell green 
Nathaniel Warner Bromley, Esq; Islington 
Mr. Nicholas Brooks, Berkley court, Clerkenwell 
Mr. Thomas Brown, Goswell street 
**Mr. John Brown, Surry road, Blacksriars bridge
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Mr. William Brown. Moor place 
**James Brown, Esq; Stoke Newington 
Mr. Stephen Brown, Clifford’s inn 
Mrs. Hannah Browne, Kirby street, Hatton garden 
†William Browning, Esq; St. John’s street 
†Mr. David Bucklee, Bridgewater square 
Mr. John Bullin, Clerkenwell close 
†Mr. John Bunyer, St. John’s square 
Mr. Charles Burgh, Ray street 
†Mr. George Burrows, Clerkenwell close 
Mr. Thomas Burrows, Great Queen street 
†Mr. William Burt, Cow lane, West Smithfield 
†Mr. James Burton, Islington 
+Mr. William Burwash, Red Lion street, Clerkenwell 
**†Atkinson Bush, Esq; Great Ormond street 
Mr. Robert Butcher, Brayne’s row, Clerkenwell 
Mr. Robert Butcher, jun. ditto 
James Butler, Esq; Cheapside 
Mr. James Butler, Saffron street 
Mr. Samuel Butler, Coppice row 
Mr. Thomas Butler, Clerkenwell green 
Mr. Deodatus Bye, St. John’s square
C 
†John Calvert, Esq; M.P. Stable yard, St. James’s 
Mr. James Cammeyer, 16, Trinity lane 
Mr. Thomas Campion, Cloth fair 
Mr. Richard Cannon, Wilderness row 
Mr. Nicholas Carn
†Mr. Thomas Carpenter, Islington road 
Mr. James Carr, Newcastle place, Clerkenwell close 
†Mr. Jonathan Carr, Brayne's row 
Mrs. Ann Carr, Fenchurch street 
**†Mr. Peter Cary, Goswell street 
Mr. Richard Cary, Saffron hill 
**William Cator, Esq; Old street road 
Mr. John Caulder, Old street 
Mr. Zachariah Cave, Smithfield 
*Mr. John Cay, Whitecross street 
†Mr. Thomas Chadley, Vineyard walk, Clerkenwell 
*Mr John Champion, Snow hill 
Mrs. Ann Chandler, Islington road 
Mr. Henry Chandler, St. John’s street 
John Chatfield, Esq; Back hill, St. Andrew's


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Mr. Thomas Cherington, 17, Helmet row, Old street
Mr. William Cherrill, St. James’s walk 
Mr. Richard Child, Old street
Mr. William Clare, Clerkenwell close 
†Mr.Charles Wm.Clark, Angel court, Snow hill 
†Mr. James Clarke, Liquorpond street, St. Andrew’s 
†Mr. James Clarke, St. John’s street 
Mrs. Sarah Clarke, Brick lane, Old street 
†Mr. James Clarkson, Ray street 
Mrs. Mary Clarkson, St. John’s street 
*Guardians of the 
Poor of Clerkenwell
* Churchwardens 
& Overseers of Clerkenwell 
Mr, William Clulow, Chancery lane 
†William Coare, Esq; Newgate street 
Mr. William Cocken, Saffron hill 
Mr. William Cockerill, St. John’s street 
Mr. John Coleman, Saffron hill 
Mr. John Coles, Leather lane 
Richard Collett, Esq; Chancery lane 
†Mr. Thomas Collier, Winchester place, Clerkenwell 
†*HarveyChristn.Combe, Esq; & Alderman, M.P. & V.P.
Great Russel street 
Mr. Isaac Coltham, Corporation row 
Mr. William Cook, Mount Pleasant 
I.E. Cook, Esq; Pullen’s row, Islington 
†Mr. William Cook, St. James’s walk, Clerkenwell 
†Mr. Edward Cooper, Doctor’s Commons 
Mr. Thomas Cooper, Great St. Helen’s 
Mr. James Cooper, Liquorpond street 
Mr. John Cooper, Goswell street 
Mr. Edward Cooper, St. John’s street 
Mr. Thomas Corbyn, Holborn 
H. A. Corthym, Esq; Walbrook 
Mr. Hugh Cotchet, St. John’s street 
Mr. Charles Cotterill, Vine street 
Mr. Edmund Cottrell, Brayne’s row, Clerkenwell 
†Mr. Edmund Cottrell, jun. Dorrington street 
Mr. William Couldery, Fore street 
Mr. John Course, St. John’s street 
Mr. Stephen Cowel, Smithfield 
Mr. William Cowland, Aylesbury street, Clerkenwell 
Mrs. Christian Cowland. ditto 
Mr. Thomas Cox, Lothbury 
Peter Cox, Esq; Surry road 
†Mr. Joseph Crank, Smithfield

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Mr. Thomas Crisp, New terrace, Colebrook row 
+Mr. William Criswell, Bedford row 
Mr. William Crocket, Snow hill 
Mr. Richard Crossley, Giltspur street 
†** William Crutchfield, Esq; Holborn bridge 
†**John Crutchfield, Esq; ditto 
D 
†Mr. Thomas Dalby, jun. Grub street 
†Mr. Samuel Danford, Goswell street 
Mrs. Susan Davis, White Horse yard, Smithfield 
Mr. Thomas Davis, Bagnigge wells 
Mr.John Bunnell Davis, St. John’s square, Apothecary to the 
Dispensary 
†Mr. William Dawforr, Oddy’s row, Islington 
Mr. John Deady, Chad’s row 
John Dean, Esq; Bartholomew lane 
Mrs. Elizabeth Delason, Broadway, Blackfriars 
Mr. C. De Meuron, Newman street 
†Mr. George Dennet, Gray’s inn lane 
Mr. John Denison, ditto 
Mr. Ch. Thomas Depree, Gray’s inn lane 
Mr. De Rocourt, 33, Golden square 
†** Francis De Valangin, M.D. Hermes hill, Clerken
well, V. P. 
Mr, John Deykes, Saffron hill 
Mrs. Hannah Deykes, ditto 
*+Messrs. Dickinson, St. John street 
Mr. John Dickinson 
Mr. Hugh Dixon, St. James’s walk, Clerkenwell 
Mr. Isaac Dixon, Aldersgate street 
+Mr. James Dobson, St. John’s lane 
Mr. John Dowling, Banbury place 
Mr. Thomas Downton, 43, Kirby street 
Mr. James Draper, St. John’s lane 
Mr. Charles Dudley, St. John’s street 
Mr. James Duff, Finsbury square 
Mrs. Duff, ditto 
Mr. Robert Duff, ditto 
Mr. Thomas Dunning, Castle street, Saffron hill 
Mr. Isaac Du Roveray, Bell alley, Coleman street


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E
Mr. William Eade, 91, Wood street 
Mr. Peter Earnshaw, Red Cross street 
**Mrs.Elizabeth Eastland, Doughty str. Foundling hospital 
Mr. Eaton, St. James’s buildings, Roseman’s str. 
Mr. Robert Eden, Red lion street 
Mr. John Edis, Whitecross street 
Mr. John Edwards, Portpool lane 
Mr. Thomas Elderton, 3, Gwynn’s buildings, Collector to 
the Dispensary 
*†Mr. William Eley, Clerkenwell green 
Mr. James Elisha, 32, City road 
**Philip Elliott, M.D. Bentinck street, Cavendish sq 
*John Elliott, Bartholomew close 
+Mr. James Eltham, Old street 
**Samuel Elyard, Esq; St. Swithin’s lane 
Mr. Charles Emes, Great Saffron hill 
Mr. William Endicott, Jerusalem passage 
†James Esdaile, Esq; Bunhiil row 
†** Peter Esdaile, Esq; ditto 
Mr. William Evans, Ray street 
Mr.Jer, Reburne Ewer, Newgate street 
†John Eykin, Esq; St, John’s street
F
Mr. Alexander Farquharson, Great Warner street 
William Fasson, Esq; 59, Hatton garden 
†Benjamin Faulkner, Esq; 141, Fleet street 
Mr. William Faulkner, 37, Shoe lane 
†Mr. T.T. Faux, Bethnal green 
Mr. Thomas Fenton, 58, Fleet market 
Mr. William Fidler, Penton place 
Mr. John Field, Brook’s market 
†Mr. Samuel Fieldhouse, Old Cavendish street 
†George Fillingham, Esq; Winchester place 
Mrs. Fillingham, ditto 
Mr. John Fisher, Leather lane 
Mr. Thomas Fleming, Holloway 
Mr. William Flude, 101, Goswell street 
Mr. Thomas Ford, Crown Court cross


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Rev. Henry Foster, M.A.. Wilderness row 
Mr. John Fowler, Rosoman’s street 
Mr. Thomas Frampton, Charterhouse lane 
Mr.Christopher French, St. John's lane 
†Sebastian Fridag, Esq; Angel court, Throgmorton str. 
*** Mrs.Bathia Friend, St. James’s walk 
†George Friend, Esq; ditto 
Mr. George Frodsham, Little Gray’s inn lane 
**+Mr. N.L Fry, St. John’s square 
Mr. Thomas Fryer, Berkley, street 
†Mr. James Fuller, City road 
Mr. Robert Fuller, Neat Houses, Milbank 
Mr. Thomas Eynmore, Aldersgate street 
G 
Mr. Thomas Gabriel, Benner street 
**† Mr. Nicholas Gainsford, Holborn bridge 
Mr. Michael Gamon, 6, Noble street 
+Mr. Moses Gayser, St. John’s street 
*Osgood Gee, Esq; Portman square 
Mr. William Gevers, Vineyard gardens 
**++ Mr. Thomas Gibbard, Clerkenwell close 
Mr. Thomas Giles, Elm slreet, Gray’s inn lane 
+Mr. Thomas Gill, 66, West street, Smithfield 
Mr. Francis Gillyatt, academy, Islington road 
Mr. John Gittins, Turnmill street 
**††Mr. Thomas Godson, Bowling alley, Clerkenwell 
Mrs. Ann Godson, ditto 
Mr. Thomas Goff, Rosoman street 
Mr. Thomas Goodman, Old street 
+ Alexander Gordon, Esq; Corporation row, Clerken- 
well V.P. 
Mrs. Susannah Gordon, ditto 
Francis Gosling, Esq; Fleet street 
Mr. Richard Grace, Old street 
Mr. Samuel Gray, Wilderness row, Clerkenwell 
Mr. Lawrence Green, Aylesbury street, ditto 
Mr. Samuel Green, jun. Chiswell street 
Mr. J. Green, New Basinghall street 
Mr. John Green, 21, East Smithfield 
A.C. Greville, Esq; St. John’s street
Mr. William Griffin, ditto 
Mrs. Martha Griffin, Islington road 


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Samuel Griffith, Esq; Tottenham court road 
Mr. William Griffith, Smithfield 
John Matthew Grimwood, Esq; Hatton garden 
Mr. Andrew Grise, Walbrook 
†John Guesh, Esq; St. John’s street 
Mr. Gwillim, Fleet market 
H 
*Sir Richard Hill, Bart, M.P. Harley street, V.P.
**Mr. Edward Hale, Old street 
Mr. John Hail, Laystall street, St. Andrew’s 
Mr. Benjamin Hall, Goswell street 
Mrs. Mary Hamilton 
**Sir Benjamin Hammet, Kt. Alderman & M.P
John H. Hammond, Esq; Cheapside 
†Mr. Thomas Handley, Newcastle place, Clerkenwell cl. 
Mrs. Silvanus Hanley, Whitecross street 
Mr. Francis Hanrott, Poultry 
Mrs. Hardwick, King’s row, Pentonville 
Mr. John Hardwick, Coppice row 
Mr. Charles Harman, Wine office court, Fleet street 
Joseph Hands, Esq; St. Paul’s church yard 
Mr. John Harris, 26, Great Winchester street
†Mr. Richard Harvey, St. John’s street 
**Benjamin Hawes, Esq; Upper Thames street 
†Mr. Thomas Hawkes, Goswell street
Mr. John Haines, St. John’s street 
Henry Hecker, Esq; Coleman street 
Mr. James Henderson, 5, Helmet row, Old street 
Thomas Hesker, Esq; Brayne’s row 
Mr. Peter Hewitt, Stewart street, Spitalfields 
Mr. George Hill, Smithfield 
†Mr. William Hilliker, St. John’s street 
†Mr. Richard Hilton, Rosoman street 
†Daniel Hinley, Esq; Sessions house. Clerkenwell 
William Hoare, Esq; Bridge street 
Mr. Gardiner Hoare, Fleet street 
]ohn Hodgson, Esq; Fore street 
Mr. Richard Hood, Hart street, Bloomsbury 
**+ Mr. Richard Hooper, St. John’s street 
Charles Hornyold, Esq; Gornhill 
Mr. James Horwood, Newgate market
c

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Mr. Thomas Horwood, St. John's street 
*Mr. Robert Howard, Old street 
Mr. John Howard, Islington Spa 
†Mr. Joseph Howell, Newgate street 
Henry Hughes, Esq; Bedford row 
Richard Hughes, Esq; Sadler’s wells 
†Mr. Charles Hundley, Red lion market, Whitecross str, 
Mr. John Hunter, Eyre street hill 
Thomas Hunter, Esq; Pilgrim street, Blackfriars 
Mr. Aaron Henry Hurst, Hatton garden 
Mr. John Hurwood, Sutton street 
Mr. Samuel Huskinson, Cold Bath square 
J 
+Mr. James Jacks, White Lion court, Cornhill 
*Mr. Samuel Jackson, Clerkenwell close 
+Mr. John Jackson, Red Lion street, Clerkenwell 
Mr. Joshua Jackson, Newgate street 
Mr. Thomas Jackson, Mutton lane 
Mrs. Sarah Jackson, Vineyard gardens 
Mr. John Jacques, Highgate 
Mrs. Amy James, Chichester rents 
+Mr. Thomas Jeffs, Turnmill street 
** Francis Jefferie, Esq-, Old street
John Jefferies, Esq; Lothbury 
George Jeffery, Esq; Brick lane, Old street 
Mr. David Jennings, Chiswell street 
Rev. Nathaniel Jennings, A.M. Highbury place 
+Mr. Isaac Iles, St. John’s street 
Mr. Robert Jobson, Charles street, Hatton garden 
Mr. Thomas Johnson, Ely place 
Mr. William Johnston, Inner Temple 
Mr. James Jordon, Clerkenwell green 
K 
Mr. Joseph Kaye, Aldersgate street 
**†Mr. Peter Keates, Goswell street 
Samuel Kent, Esq; Mark lane 
Mr. William Kent, 2, James street, City road



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Mr. Patrick Kilgour, Friday street 
Mr. John King Islington road 
Mr. Thomas King, Chelsea 
Mr. Henry King, Newgate market 
††William Kinnard, Esq; Holborn 
Mr. Josiah Kinsey, Holborn hill 
L 
+Mr, John Labrow, St. John’s street 
Mr. Henry Ladyman, Fleet market 
+Mr. Samuel Lake, Red cross street 
Mr. William Langham, Bartlett’s buildings 
Mrs.Anna Maria Lavender, Pimlico 
Mr. Michael Law, Chiswell street 
Mr. Henry Law, St. John’s square 
Mr. William Leader, Liquorpond street 
Mr. Robert Leaver, Durham yard, Smithfield 
**George Leckie, Esq; Artillery place 
Mr. Robert Lepage, Bishop’s court, Old Bailey 
***John Coakley Lettsom, M.D. F.R.S. & S.A. Sambrook 
house Basinghall street, V P. & Phy- 
sician Extraordinary to the Dispensary 
†**John Miers Lettsom, M.D. Sambrook house 
** Mr. S. Fothergill Lettsom, ditto
**Mrs. Ann Lettsom, ditto 
**Wm. Coakley Lettsom, M.D. ditto 
**Mr.Pickring Lettsom, ditto 
**Miss Eliza Lettsom, ditto 
**Mr. Edward Lettsom, ditto 
**Mr Wm Nanson Lettsom, ditto 
Mr. Francis Linley, Penton place 
Mr. John Lloyd, Northampton row, Clerkenwell 
**Arthur Skeere Lostie, Esq; Walcott place 
†Mr, William Long, Great Bath street 
Mr. John Long, Red Lion street 
**†Mr. James Lowe, Clerkenwell green 
Mr. Thomas Lyne, St. John’s street


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M 
Francis Magniac, Esq; St. John’s square 
+Joseph Mainwaring, Esq; Islington 
Mr. Samuel Manton, St. John’s street 
Mr. John Marks, Gumming street, Pentonville 
+Mr. Samuel Marriott, Cateaton street 
+Mr. William Marsh, Brook street, Holborn 
Mr. Thomas Marsh, Mutton hill 
Mr. George Marsh, Basinghall street 
Mr. Mason, Goswell street road 
Thomas 	Maynard, Esq; St, John’s street 
Mr. Jacob Meane, Snow hill 
Mr. William Mence, Elder walk, Islington 
Mr. James Mendham, Red Lion street, Clerkemvell 
Mr. Daniel Mentz, Distaff lane 
††John Meyer, M.D. Throgmorton street, one of the 
Physicians to the Dispensary 
John Meyer, Esq; Angel court, ditto 
Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer, Throgmorton street 
†John Conrad Meyer, Esq; ditto 
Mr. Samuel Mildred, Lombard street 
Mr. John Miles, Old street 
Mr. William Miller, Brayne’s row
†Mr. John Milles, Smithfield bars 
Mr. Thomas Mingay, Smithfield 
Mr. Joseph Minsher, Vine street, Liquorpond street 
Mr. William Moorman, Mitchell street, Old street 
+Mr. John Moorman, Old street 
Mr. John Morgan, Ludgate hill 
H. W. Mortimer, Esq; Fleet street 
Mr. James David Morrison, Goswell street 
Mr. Charles Mowlan, Old Bailey 
Mr. Henry Munn, Angel court, Snow hill 
†Mr. Stephen Murrell, Ray street 
N
Mrs. Mary Napper, Old street, square 
James Neale, Esq; 8, St. Paul’s church yard 
Mr. John Neiman, Clerkenwell green


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Mr. Robert Nesbitt, Liquorpond street 
†Mr. William Newcomb, St. John’s street 
*†Mr. Samuel Newport, St. James’s walk, Clerkenwell 
Mrs. Sarah Newsham, Aylesbury street, Clerkenwell 
George Newton, Esq; Yately, Herts 
Mr. James Norris Pilgrim street, Ludgate street 
Mr. Philip Norris, Castle street, Holborn 
Mr. Charles North, Bridge street 
Mr. Nathaniel Norton, Crouch End 
O
Mr. Thomas Ody, Holborn 
Mr. Richard Ody, Smithfield 
Miss Ormes, Islington 
**†Henry Overton, Esq; Oddy’s row, Islington 
Mrs. Mary Overton, ditto 
Mr. John Outhwaite, Goswell street 
Mr. William Owen, Aldersgate street 
P 
†Mr. John Page, Holborn 
Mrs. Ann Page, Peartree street 
Mrs. Sophia Pam, St. John’s street 
Mr. John Palmer, Benjamin street 
Mr. Palmer, Red Lion street, Clerkenweil
**Thomas Parkinson, Esq; Terrace, Lambeth 
Mr. George Peacock, Fleet market 
Mrs. Peete, 1, Holborn bridge 
†Apsley Pellat, Esq; St. John’s street, Treasurer to 
the Dispensary 
Mrs. Sarah Pellat, ditto 
Mr. Thomas Pellat, Milman street, Bedford row 
**Mr. Mill Pellat, St. John’s street 
John Pepper, Esq; Islington 
Mr. F.C. Peoly, Cursitor street 
Mr. Richard Perry, St. John’s street 
Mr. Thomas Pether, Clerkenwell green 
Mr. William Pettit, Hosier lane 
†Mr. John Phillips, Cold Bath square 
Mr. John Phillips, ditto

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Mr. Thomas Phillips, Bleeding heart yard 
John Phillips, Esq; Old street 
Mrs. Hannah Phillips, Lower street, Islington 
Mr. Philip Phillips, St. John’s square 
†Mr. Andrew Philp, Whitecross street 
**Thomas Pickford, Esq; Cross street, Islington 
**Mrs. Elizabeth Pickford, ditto 
**Miss. Elizabeth Pickford, ditto 
†Mr. James Pitkethly, Wood street, Cheapside 
†Mr. Thomas Playter, Clerkenwell green 
Mr. James Playter, Weston street 
Richard Plimpton, Esq; Wilderness row 
+Mr. Robert Pollard, Brayne’s row 
Mr. James Polley, Gray’s inn lane 
Mr. J. W. Pollman, New Broad street buildings 
Mr. William Pontin, Turnmill street 
Mr. Charles Pope, Red Lion street, Clerkenwell 
Mr. William Portall, Cateaton street 
Mr. Richard Porter, Islington 
Mr. James Poulter, Hampstead 
Mr. Thomas Powell, 200, Whitecross street 
Mr. Ambr. Lyon Poynter, St. John’s square 
Mr. Arthur Pratt, Theobald’s road
†Charles Price, Esq; Snow hill 
†Mr. Edward Priddle, 9, New street, Shoe lane 
†Mr. John Pullan, Hatton wall 
Mrs. Elizabeth Pulleyn, Cold Bath square 
†Samuel Pullin, Esq; Pullin’s row, Islington
R 
Mr. William Ragsdall, Portpool lane 
Mr. Hugh Ramsden, Brook street, Holborn 
Mr. John Ranson, Clarence place, Pentonville 
Mr. J. Rawlins, Wilderness row 
Mrs. Catherine Reed, Chapel street, Clerkenwell 
Mr. Richard Rees, Red Lion street, Clerkenwell 
†Mr. Thomas Reeves, Holborn bridge 
Mr. Reynall, Brayne’s row 
Mr. Charles Reynolds, Charles street, Hatton garden 
Mr. William Reynolds, St. John’s street 
†Mr. Abraham Rhodes, St. James’s walk, Clerkenwell, 
Secretary


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Mr. John Rhynd, Ray street, Clerkenwell 
†Mr. Thomas Rice, St. James’s walk 
Mr. Joshua Rigby, Berkley street 
Rev. Thomas Richards, M.A. Angel court, Snow hill 
**George Roadley, Esq; Islington 
Mr. Thomas Roberts, St. James’s walk 
†** Mr. William Robertson, Corporation row, Clerkenweil 
†**Mr. Thomas Robins, Goswell street 
Mr. John Robins, Clerkenwell green 
Mr. John Robinson, Bath street 
Mr. John Roe, Peter’s street 
Mr. James Roebottom, Goswell street 
**†Samuel Rogers, M.D. America 
†Mr. George Rogers, Whitecross street 
D. H. Rucker, Esq; Billiter square 
John Anthony Rucker, Esq; ditto 
Mr. George Rugeley, St. John’s street 
Mr. Thomas Rusby, Leather lane 
Mr. Thomas Rutherforth, St. Paul’s church yard
S
***The Rt. Hon. 
the Earl of Stamford, Charles street, Berkley square,
PRESIDENT. 
†Mr. James Saner, Rosoman street 
Mr. John Savage, Smithfield bars 
Mr. C.G. Schindler, Benjamin street 
Mr. John Schofield, 1, Brick lane 
Mr. John Seabrook, Saffron hill 
Mrs. Letitia Seagrave, Conduit street 
Mr. Samuel Search, Clerkenwell green 
†Mr. Samuel Search, jun. Brayne’s row, Clerkenwell 
Mr. Daniel Sebbon, Islington 
†Mr. John Severn, Compton street 
Mrs. Sarah Severn, ditto 
Mr. Edward Seward, Goswell street 
Mr. Joseph Seward, ditto 
Mr. Francis Shad, Bishops court, Aylesbury street 
**†Mr. John Shallis, Vineyard gardens 
Mrs. Frances Shallis, ditto 
Mr. William Sharp, Smithfield 
Thomas Shelton, Esq; Sessions house, Old Bailey

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Mr. Richard Sheppard, 33, Cloth fair, Smithfield 
†Mr. Thomas Sherrin, Brook street, Holborn 
Mr. Michael Shires, Rosoman street 
†Mr. John Short, Bedford street, Liquorpond street 
Mr. John Silk, 21, Bunhill row 
Mr. Joseph Silver, 28, Hatton garden 
Mr. Joseph Silver, jun. ditto 
Mr. James Silver, ditto 
Mr. John Simmons, Goswell street 
Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson, Clerkenwell closo
Thomas Simpson, Esq; Bridge street Blackfriars
**†Mr. John Skidmore, Coppice row 
***†Walter Skinner, Islington 
Mr. Thomas Smith, Crawford's passage, Clerkenwell 
fMr. Charles Smith, 122, Bunhill row 
Mr. John Smith, Battle bridge 
Mr. John Smith, Islington 
Mr. James Spackman, Greenhill’s rents 
R.H. Sparkes, Esq-, St. John’s street 
Mr. John Sparrey, Bath street 
Mr. Jonathan Sparrow, West Smithfield 
†Mr. Josiah Spode, Portugal street 
Mr. Sprado, Bishop's court, Old Bailey
Mr. Charles Staggall, Fore street 
*†Sir William Staines, Kt. Alderman & V.P. Barbican 
Mr. William Stapleton, Whitesriars dock 
†Mr. Joseph Steadman, Albemarle street, Clerkenwell 
Mr. Thomas Stevens, Castle street, Saffron hill 
Mr. James Stevens, Hampstead road 
+ John Stracey, Esq; Smithfield bars 
Mr. Edward Strickland, Corporation row 
Mr. Richard Sturges, Compton street 
Mr. John Surridge, Newgate market 
Mr. James Surridge, Leather lane 
T 
†Mr. George Tabberer, Hatton street
Mrs. Ann Tabberer  ditto 
Mr. Caleb Talbot, Smithfield bars 
Mr. John Taylor, Aylesbury street 
Mr. Robert Taylor, Smithfield
Mr. Richard Taylor, Red Lion street

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Mr. Liddle Thirlwall, St. John’s street 
Mr. Nathaniel Thompson, Bow lane, Ceapside 
Mr. Emanuel Thorley, Red Lion street, Holborn 
Mr. Nathaniel Thorley, Bagnigge wells 
Mr. Thomas Thornthwaite, i2,Colebrook row, Islington 
Mr. Richard Thorp, 4, Featherstone street 
Mr. John Thurman, Bowling alley 
Mr. John Thwaites, Rosoman street 
†Mr. William Till, White Lion street, Islington
Mrs. Till, ditto 
Mr. David Todd, Bath street, Clerkenwell 
Mr. John Todd, Great Saffron hill 
Henry Topping, Esq; Basinghall street 
Mrs. Elizabeth Towers, Little Warner str. Cold bath fields 
Mr. William Trotter, 33, Saffron hill 
Mr. Francis Tunstall, Winchester place 
V U
George Vaux, Esq; Coleman street 
†Mr. John Ussord, Kingsland 
Mrs. Elizabeth Underwood, Rosoman street 
†Mr. Francis Upjohn, Holborn bridge 
Mr. Peter Upjohn, Red Lion street, Clerkenwell 
Mr. John Upward, 20, Throgmorton street 
W 
Mr. William Waker, Little Sutton street, Clerkenwell
Mr. William Walbank, White cross street 
**Mr.John Waldron, Shacklewell 
John Walford, Esq; Islington 
Mr. John Walker, Rosoman street 
Mrs. Walker, ditto 
**Mr. Charles Walker, Crawford’s passage 
Mr. Valentine Walker, Kirby street 
Mr. Joshua Walker, Great Warner str. Cold bath fields 
†Mr. Thomas Wallis, Red Lion street 
**Mr. William Walton, Little Britain 
†+William Walton, Esq; Bank of England
D


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Mr. Christopher Warcup, Golden lane 
Mr. R.C, Ware, St. John’s street 
Mr. Samuel Ware, ditto 
Mr. J, Waterstone, Liquorpond street 
Mr. Henry Watkins, Greville street 
Mrs. Hannah Watson, St, James’s walk, Clerkenwell 
Mr. John Watt, Bartholomew close 
Mr. Thomas Weatherill, Cold bath square 
Mr. Casper Weaver, Badger yard, Clerkenwell 
Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver, ditto 
Mr. Robert Webb, Bartholomew close 
Mr. Benjamin Webb, St. John’s square 
Mrs. Webb, Green-hill’s rents 
†Mr. Richard Weller, Portpool lane 
†Wm. Charles Wells, M. D. F. R. S. Salisbury square, Fleet 
street, one of the Physicians to the Dispensary 
Miss Wells, ditto 
†Mr. William West, Islington 
Mr. Abraham Western, St. John’s street 
Mr. William Weston, Weston place, Battle bridge 
Mr. William Weston, Greenhill’s rents 
Mr. George Wheeler, Old street
Mr. Francis Whichelow, ditto
Mr. Thomas Whitaker. Kingsland road 
Mrs. Susannah Whiskin, Aylesbury street 
Mr. George Widt, Lower street, Islington 
Mr. William Wild, Compton street 
Mr. Elisha Wild, St. John’s square 
Mrs. Temperance Wildman, Hatton garden 
Mr. William Wilkins, Holborn hill 
Mr. Charles Wilkinson, Highbury place 
†Robert Willan, M.D. Ely place, Holborn 
Mr. John Williams, St. John’s street 
Mr. George Williams, Saffron hill 
Mr. James Wilmot, Vine street, Saffron hill 
Rev. Mr. Wills, Islington 
Mr. John Wills, St. John’s lane 
Mrs. Mary Wilson, Islington 
Mr. Joseph Windsor, St. John’s lane 
Miss Wollaston, Holborn bridge 
Mr. Joseph Wolley, Broad yard, Turnmill street
Spencer Wood, Esq; Bridewell precinct
Thomas Wood, Esq; ditto 
†Mr. Thomas Woolcot, Compton street 
Mr. Robert Worlidge, Great St. Helena

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Mr. Benjamin Worthy, Old street road 
Mr. John Wright, Red Lion street 
Mr. Thomas Wright, Red Lion market 
Mr, Wright, Newgate street 
Y 
Mr. Rowland Yallop, Old street 
Mr. Jacob Yallowley, Chiswell street 
Mr. John Yates, Clerkenwell close 
+William Young, Esq; Islington road 
Mr. Florence Young, Goswell street




STEWARDS 
FOR THE PRESENT YEAR, 
1797.
Mr. Barnard Bedwell, Jun. 
Edward Bond, Esq; 
Mr. Jehu Briggs 
Mr. David Bucklee 
Mr. John Moorman 
Mr. James Clarkson 
H.C. Combe, Esq; Ald. M.P. & V.P
Mr. Edmund Cottrell, Jun. 
Mr. Joseph Crank  
Mr. Thomas Handley
Mr. Richard Harvey
Mr. John Jackson
Mr. Thomas Jeffs
John Miers Lettsom, M.D.
Mr. John Moorman
Mr. John Paige
Samuel Pullin, Esq; 
Mr. John Pullan 
Mr. John Short 
 
N.B. Letters of Recommendation may be had by any Governor 
upon Application at the Dispensary. And all Persons having 
any Cause of Complaint, may lay the same before the Monthly 
Committee, on the last Wednesday in any Month, at Six in the 
Evening, at the Dispensary,




AN 
ACCOUNT 
OF THE 
LEGACIES and DONATIONS 
GIVEN TO THIS CHARITY. 
1787. 
Mrs. Mary Waldron, paid by Mr. 
John Waldron, her Executor 
£ s d 
50 0 0 
1788. 
Mr. William Gordon, paid by
Mr. Gray, his Executor, 
25 0 0 
1792
Mr. Edwin Pain, paid by Mr.’ 
Gibbard, one of his Executors, 
10 0 0
1793 
William Stagg, Esq; 100l, one 
Moiety paid by Mrs. Stagg, (his 
Widow] and Mr. Murrell, his Ex- 
ecutors ; and the other to be paid 
after the Decease of,-Mrs. Stagg,  
50 0 0
1795.
Mrs. Bathia Friend (in her Life- 
time) a Bond of the Commissioners 
for paving that Part of the Parish 
of Clerkenwell, called St. James’s, 
for 100/. hearing an Interest of 
4 1/2  per Cent, 
100 0 0