Papers relating to vaccination in Dublin : viz. No. 1. Annual report for 1809, of the Directors of the Cow-Pock Institution in Dublin ; -- and of the Governors of the Foundling Hospital there. -- No. 2. Resolutions of the College of Surgeons at Dublin, of the 21st March 1811 ; respecting the practice of vaccination in Ireland. -- No. 3. Annual report for 1810, of the Directors of the Cow-Pock Institution in Dublin.

  • Cow-Pock Institution (Dublin, Ireland)
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[1811]
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Credit: Papers relating to vaccination in Dublin : viz. No. 1. Annual report for 1809, of the Directors of the Cow-Pock Institution in Dublin ; -- and of the Governors of the Foundling Hospital there. -- No. 2. Resolutions of the College of Surgeons at Dublin, of the 21st March 1811 ; respecting the practice of vaccination in Ireland. -- No. 3. Annual report for 1810, of the Directors of the Cow-Pock Institution in Dublin. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    (Ireland.) PAPERS RELATING TO VACCINATION IN DUBLIN: VIZ. No. l.—Annual Report for 1809, of the Directors of the Cow-Pock Institution in Dublin ;— and of the Governors of the Foundling Hospital there. No. 2.—Resolutions of the College of Surgeons at Dublin, of the 21st March i8ti; respecting the practice of Vaccination in Ireland. No. 3.—Annual Report for 1810, of the Directors of the Cow-Pock Institution in Dublin. No. 1. Annual Report, for 1809. COW-POCK INSTITUTION, Under the Patronage of His Grace The Lord Lieutenant, N° 55, Sackville-street; OPENED on the 14th January 1S04, under the direction of the undersigned Physicians and Surgeons of this city, for the purposes of fecuring a fuccession of Cow-Pock matter; of inoculating gratuitously the children of the poor; and of supplying the different parts of the kingdom with genuine infection. DIRECTORS: Physicians. Joseph Clarke, James Cleghorn, Thomas Evory, Surgeons. George Stewart, Ralph S. O'ore, Solomon Richards. An Abstract from the Register of Inoculations and Distribution of Matter. Patients Inoculated. Packets issued to Practitioners in general. Packets to Army Surgeons. 1804 - 578 77 6 236 1805 - 1,032 1,124 178 180G - U356 L340 220 1807 - 2,156 1,790 320 1808 - 3,002 2,285 333 1809 - 3,941 2,540 244 Totals - - 12,065 9,855 i,537 The Directors of the Inftitution have great pleasure in observing the progressive increase of Vaccine Inoculation, and the influence of experience in satisfying ttie 239. A public