Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Foot long,and drove them all 10•:- Con fiication of all their Meas. This h furpri- fore him ; one of the Confiables was armed .sing, becauk no Inch Order is given -for Pte- with a Fie& Fork, and gave him feveral Stabs, '. Lilts to remove fiarn nn of thePoris ...
... is is a mistake; birds do not sing, but speak; what is taken for their singing, being no more than their natural language. Do the magpye, the jay, the raven, the owl, and the duck, sing ? What makes us believe they sing, is their tuneful voice. Thus the ...
... Plomtrt Mrs. Jewkos, Mr. Stent] Hannah, Mrs. Woodward ; Jenny, Mrs. Scbaoldirg ; Sulan, Mrs. Croufe, With Entertainments of SINGING and DANCING between the acts. To wluch will be added a F A R C E, called Tojrn Thumb. To btgm cxa-_.iy.at even c'Clock. Tickets ...
... ufing the Snuff, take the OIL prepar'd for that Purpofc, and drop three or four Drops into each Ear, which is a certain Cure fol thole who have been deaf five or fix Years. Price Sixpence. A CHIMICAL LOTION for the Itch, and all other leprous Breakings ...
... Sni'tf, take the OYI. prepared hy me for hat Di foider, aiul d r ?? '«-' c cr ?? Drops inro each Ear, which s : ciiaiii Ciiie ?? them who have, been deaf for nuiriy Tears, ;ind -. fo.'d Uu only f d, a Bo'tle. A Bill of Dlreftio.i is given witi, each rarccl ...
... Italy, and this Prop). I . l tton has been debated with great Warmth; the Marde Puyfieux ftrennoufly oppofed it, and even dc. eared, that in cafe a RefOlution of that Nature uld be ' 4 en, he would lay down all his EmplOyments. The lktinilt ry , it is raid ...
... in tht Ears. IS, as Thoufands of Perfons have experienced, the moft effeftual Remedy for taking away all Pains out of the Head, Inch as the Head-Ach, &c. be they ever fo violent. It iii- ?? removes Drowfinefs, Giddinefs, Vapours, Appoplexy, Deaf- nefs ...
... their Hopes, and with how much Grief mutt they have beheld your Majefty, through the lame Abufe of your Piety, turning a deaf Ear to their Compl3ints ? Their Fidelity is Proof againft Oppofition or Difgrace. The (mall Succefs of their Remunftrances, far ...
... Tympanum, or Drum ol the Ear, or from Oblirnitions of the Auditory Paf- fage, or of the final! Glandules through which the Wax ofthe K is fecerned, a Medicine calculated to open all Obfiru&iens, to new brace the Tympanum, or Drum of the Ear, to comfort and ftrer ...
... of Quality in getting out of her Ccach at a Route at a Dutchefs's in Dover-Stteet, had the Misfortune to have of her Diamond Ear-Rings drop out, and notwithßanding it was inftantly lookcd for it could not be found. We hear there is fo great a Rot among ...
... __ pared by me for that Dilbrder (which may be had with the Snuff) anil drop four Drops into each Ear, which is a certain Dure for them who have been deaf for many Years. ?? lt is IblJ for 6d. a Bottle. 2. The much celebrated Volatile EfTence, call'd EAU ...
... Auditory Paflage^ or of the fmall Glandules through which the Wat rf tha ear al-and,t Mediate calcaated to open all Ob_-Su£ion*, to S2LX__f J\ T > m P* ,la, *» or Drum rf the Ear, to comfort and !L3?£ aH A t J««*« ro *l Nervous Parta and Membranous Fibre ...