An account of the New Finsbury dispensay; In St. John's-street, Clerkenwell, for administering advice and medicines to the poor, at the dispensary, or At their own habitations, withing certain districts. Instituted September 20,1786.

An account of the Newcastle dispensary, for the relief of the poor, from its commencement in 1777, to Michaelmas 1789 : Published by order of the governors.
Published: (1789)

Plan of the Publick Dispensary, in Carey-Street, Lincoln's Inn; instituted 1783, for the relief of the sick poor, with advice, medicines, and attendance, when necessary, at their own habitations.
Published: (1794)

Plan of the Westminster General Dispensary: instituted 1774.
Published: (1775)

Plan of the Westminster General Dispensary: instituted 1774.
Published: (1775)

Plan of the Publick Dispensary, in Carey-Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, instituted 1783.
Published: (1793)

Plan of the St. Mary-le-Bone General Dispensary, Wells Street, Oxford Street, instituted M,DCC,LXXXV : For the relief of the poor of the Parishes of St. Mary-le-Bone; St. George, Hanover Sq. St. Anne, Soho; St. Pancras; St. Giles; St. George, Bloomsbury; Paddington; and places adjacent: supported by the voluntary contributions of the nobility, gentry, and others.
Published: (1796)

Self-supporting dispensaries : to the industrious mechanics and working classes of the borough of Southwark and its vicinity.
Published: (1836)

The annual report of the Cockermouth Dispensary, 1793.
Published: (1794)

Copy of the whole procedure, relative to the Aberdeen Dispensary, since it was disjoined from the infirmary. Published by authority of the dispensary managers, for the information of the public.
Published: (1790)

The Dispensarians are the patriots of Great-Britain, protect the life of the royal family, the nobility and gentry, and the property of the poor, viz. the plenty and cheapness of medicines by the college dispensary : Or The college, assisted by visitors appointed by the government, will cure the physicians subjection to the apothecaries, their treachery to the sick, and their profession, and their ignorance of all diseases and medicines.
Published: (1708)

The dispensary for disordered apparel, either by wear, tare, burn, missfiting, or any other complaint whatever, the later being a complaint incident to liveries, frequently occasioned by the removal of servants, even should they be wanting in length and beadth, shall be speedily cured without blemish, &c. &c.
by: Shakespear, John
Published: (1786)

Self-supporting charitable and parochial dispensaries.
by: Smith, Henry Lilley, 1788-1859
Published: (1831)

Self-supporting charitable and parochial dispensaries.
by: Smith, Henry Lilley, 1788-1859
Published: (1831)

Self-providence v. dependence upon charity : an essay on dispensaries : addressed to such of the subscribers as desire that what they give should produce the greatest possible benefit to those whom they wish to befriend : shewing that at a much smaller cost a much greater amount of good might be effected, and that a very large proportion of the income of these institutions is not merely needlessly, but injuriously expended /
by: Holland, P. H.
Published: (1838)

At the last annual meeting of contributors to the Public Dispensary of Edinburgh, the Honourable Henry Erskine, Esq; James Dewar, Esq; of Vogrie, William Fullerton, Esq; of Carstairs, Dr William Laing physician, Mr Alexander Hamilton surgeon, Mr Thomas Elder, Mr Robert Scott, Mr John Horner, merchants, Mr Alexander Wallace banker, and Mr James Cowan watchmaker, were elected managers for the year 1780.
Published: (1780)

The Necessity and usefulness of the dispensaries lately set up by the College of Physicians in London for the use of the sick poor : together with an answer to all the objections rais'd against them by the apothecaries or others.
Published: (1702)

Plan of a dispensary for inoculating the poor.
Published: (1750)

Public dispensary, Carey Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields,-instituted 1783 : At the Parish Church of St. Dunstan in the West, Fleet Street, on Sunday the 26th of May, 1793, the anniversary sermon will be preached, for the benefit of this charity, by the Rev. Dr. Scott, rector of Simonburn, Northumberland; service to begin at eleven o'clock. ...
Published: (1793)

Institution of the Boston Dispensary.
Published: (1797)

Institution of the Boston Dispensary.
Published: (1797)

This is to acquaint the public, that the dispensary, (supported by subscription) in Berwick-street soho, the third house from Oxford-street, has to the great satisfaction of a number of individuals, performed several surprising cures, deemed incurable by many gentlemen of the faculty; which can be attested by the under mentioned persons, who have received perfect cures.
Published: (1778)

An address delivered before the contributors of the Boston Dispensary at their seventeenth anniversary, October 21, 1813 /
by: Coffin, John Gorham, 1770-1829
Published: (1813)

Pentonville Chapel, St. James's, Clerkenwell : On Sunday next, October 30, 1796, a sermon will be preached, for the benefit of the charity children, by the Rev. Mr. Stewart, of the Charter-House, and morning preacher of St. Martin's in the Fields. Prayers will begin at eleven o'clock precisely. A hymn by the charity children. The music and organ by Miss Elliot.
Published: (1796)

Management schedules for dispensaries : a manual for rural health workers /
by: Petit, Peter L.
Published: (1979)

Annual report of the New Town Dispensary /
Published: (1822)

To the attending physician of the Philadelphia Dispensary.
Published: (1797)

The evidence adduced in support of the Wool Bill, July 1786.
Published: (1786)

Rules of the Philadelphia Dispensary, for the Medical Relief of the Poor : Instituted April 12, 1786.
Published: (1789)

An act for building a workhouse, and for the better relief and employment of the poor, within the parish of Saint James, Clerkenwell, in the county of Middlesex.
Published: (1775)

By the King, a proclamation, for putting the laws in execution against papists and nonjurors, and for commanding all papists, and reputed papists, to depart from the cities of London and Westminster, and from within ten miles of the same; and for confining Papists, and reputed Papists, to their habitations; and for putting in execution the laws against riots and rioters..
Published: (1743)

Phantasmagoria; or, Ghost of a song. Sung by Mr. Munden. Printed and sold by J. Davenport. 6, George's-Count. Clerkenwell; London.
Published: (1800)

A view of the market-towns with the habitations of the collectors of the dutys on glass, pipes, and earthenwares in the district appointed to the survey of J.B.[?] : in order to represent the delays & disadvantages which the tax on the present stocks of paper & parchm[en]t is obnoxious to by being assessed & levied by the coll[ecto]rs of those other dutys.
Published: (1696)

By the King, a proclamation, commanding all papists, and reputed papists, to depart from the Cities of London and Westminster, and from within ten miles from the same, and confining them to their habitations..
Published: (1715)

By the King, a proclamation, commanding all papists, and reputed papists, to depart from the cities of London and Westminster, and from within ten miles from the same, and consining them to their habitations.
Published: (1715)

State of the Lunatic Hospital and Dispensary at Montrose from the 26th of May 1782 to the 1st of January 1787.
Published: (1787)

An act for preventing frauds and abuses in the vending, preparing, and administering drugs and medicines.
Published: (1785)