Regulations of the New Rupture Society; instituted May 15, 1804, ... for the relief of both sexes afflicted with herniary complaints and prolapses.

Date:
1812
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Credit: Regulations of the New Rupture Society; instituted May 15, 1804, ... for the relief of both sexes afflicted with herniary complaints and prolapses. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    39 15. The collector for his services shall receive a poundage, or commission of lOl. per cent, on every new annual subscription for the first year during which the subscription shall be paid, and 5.1. per cent, on every annual subscription after the expiration of the first year; and 5l. per cent. upon the amount of all donations arid life-sub- scriptions not exceeding fifteen guineas each, (and excluding congregational collections.) ]6. He shall, for extra trouble as messenger, re- ceive such further remuneration as the subscribers (on the recommendation of the committee) may determine at their annual general meeting, or at any special general meeting convened for that purpose. iy. Form of the Collector’s Receipt for Subscriptions. N° London day of 181 Received of the sum of pounds shillings, as a subscrip- tion for to the New Rupture Society, due from 181 fB o- , cHenry Hqare, l Signed 4 TT TT t Ir l W. H. Ho are, J easurers, Countersigned, Collector. § VII. OF THE PATIENTS. The Form of a Recommendatory Letter for Patients is as follows: I recommend who lives at to the care of Mr, BLAIR, Surgeon, No. 6g, Great Russel Street, Bloomsbury Square. The day of (Signed) *** Subscribers are requested to send the patients at nine •’clock in the morning, which is the only hour of business, c 2