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... Years of Age, lives in Colefhill-ftreet, who was Deaf of her right Ear for upwards of twenty Years, attended with great Singing and Noire, can now hear with that Ear again, and is free from Noife and Singing; the Sun of Samuel Bull, 9 Years ...
... Years olAge i lives in Coleihill-ftreet, who was Deaf of her right Ear for upwards of twenty Yeats, attended with great Singngand Noife, can now hear with that Ear again, and is free from Noife and Singing; the Sun - of Samuel 8u11,,9 Years old, in. Ca ...
... who was deaf on her right Ear fur there 'd compleat the Contrad. 9.0 Years, can now hear again.—Mary Labial), ix Years JAMES PARKE, 1e n ato s e old, living with Thomas Ward, in Crols-ftreet, who HA. LATHAM, Jun. 9c, . was Deaf in both ht.r. Ears, for fix ...
... 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 ...
... no Relief. Mired again to the.Ufe of his Arm and The Wife of William White, living in lane, who was very deaf in both her Ears f 5 with great Singing, and Noife in her Head feventeen Years Minding, can now hear very The Gr and daughter of James Halal, 8 ...
... and fome in a few Minutes, tho' the Party has been totally deaf or hard of Hearing twenty or'thirty Yfars, by a Method known only to himfelf, provided the Tympa-4.-- num or Drum of the Ear be not broke or hurt, the leaft ,P-' r`Pnger of re/apling, 'rt ...
... thatan ~ ,be from, Medicine, or ittliiMeo, i 1 filth only as..will prccure Eare and Coml . . rt to thelistient . —Mr. Whitopving, when, in r encr.l Praftße; Cured tneny who had been Deaf from one 1 , , xbYears, may:be:conic:lt, 4 Ir that, or any of the atonic ...
... orYoung, and fome in a few 4inutes, tho' the Party has been totally deaf or 'arc' of Hearing twenty or thirty Years, by a yehod known only to himfelf,provided the Tympanum or Drum of the Ear be not broke or hurt, _a - 7 , ; ---- __ / . _ without the leafr ...
... .ame ime prelenting a Vutol. Mr. Reynolds not Bopping immediately the Villain fired at him, and not only wounded him with Sings, but fcorched his Face in fo lhock,ing a Manner that his Eyesight, if not - his Life, is defpaired of. - Other Company coining ...
... as he Was lure he muff foon expire from the 13ruifes he had already received at his Hands: Notwithitanding which ' being . deaf to every Entreaty, he was dragged Home in this miferable Situation, where he languifh.eci till next Morning, and then died ...
... with your prefent Situation, I &fired 'to acquaint you your Requett cannot be complied with. A Wornan,who S had fo long the Ear of a -King, neceffarily he in Polleflion of (bine Secrets, the Dilcovery of wh,ich might be prejudicial to the Intereft 'of ...