Royal Jennerian Society, for the extermination of the smallpox, by the extension of vaccination : patronized by His Majesty, the Royal Family, His Majesty's ministers, members of both Houses of Parliament, the Hon. the East India Company, and the Corporation of the City of London : founded in 1803, and supported by voluntary contributions.

  • Royal Jennerian Society.
Date:
1830
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Credit: Royal Jennerian Society, for the extermination of the smallpox, by the extension of vaccination : patronized by His Majesty, the Royal Family, His Majesty's ministers, members of both Houses of Parliament, the Hon. the East India Company, and the Corporation of the City of London : founded in 1803, and supported by voluntary contributions. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The inhabitantSj therefore, are desirous of my vaccinating all tha poor families who have not already been vaccinated, and who hai escaped the variolous infection. I shall esteem it a particular favoi by your sending me down a further supply, ' “ 1 have the honour to be. Sir, Your's respectfully, “ G. D. BAKTHOLOMEW To Dr. Walker, Bond-court, Wallrook, London. “Guildford, April It), 1890 “Dear Doctor,—I shall feel particularly obliged by yoi sending me, by return of post, a sufficient quantity of vaccine vin for about a dozen patients, the smallpox having shewn itself in tl immediate neighbourhood. “ I retrain, “ Your obedient servant, “J. E. LADBURY R tR< To Dr. Walker, Old Bond-court, Walbrook, London. - - “ Hoddesdoii, April 20* 1820 “ Dear Sir,—You wiU much oblige by sending me a fe\ charges of vaccine lymph, by return of post. We have smallpox i ever}' \ illage round us, and are as far as ever from gelling rid of lit dreadful pest. “ In haste, your’s truly, p “ WILLIAM nOKLEY.**'^ E( Ri Ri Ri Ri To Dr. Walker, Vaccine Institution, Bond court, Walbrook, Londor, “ Huntingdon, April 9.8, 1820, “ Sir,—We have the smallpox in our neighbourhood, therefor will be much obliged to you to send us vaccine lymph, by return o it; post, and you will much oblige “ Your humble serA’ant, “GEORGE OAKELEY.’ To Dr. Walker, Vaccine Institution, Salisbury court. Fleet stree^^ London. h “Kent and Canterbury Hospitals, April 28, 1829. “Sir,—On receipt hereof you will oblige by forwarding soraA\ vaccine virus on glasses and points. Respectfully your’sj “ A. HEED, Hoi House Surg.’ IR c!ii