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... ■ THOMAS WALSH. I At the Hand and Ear in Marrowbone lane, -J DuUmr ' CURES Dcafnfcfs, Thicknefi of Hearing, Singing the Maid, and' foj vvral other dilovdeie utendirg on deaf- r ~ whatfoever cauibt they pcococd 1 *' cu, leaft pain or iaconvenieaey the ...
... Haat Leeds.. To the DEAF and the BLIND, DR. RAYNES, Oculift and Aurarift, being engaged at Dover on Account of Patients, will Ray in that Town till Sunday the 6th of March, and then return to London. He bath reftored Hundreds of deaf Perfons to their Hearing ...
... Mr. Aullin ; Second Spirit, Mr. Watfon ; Elder Brother, Mr. Hamilton; Younger Brother, Mr. Smith ; Firft Singing Bacchanal, Mr. Mahon; Second Singing Bacchanal, Mr. Jefferys; Attendant Spirits and Bacchanals, Mr. Edwin, Mr. Vandermcre, Mr. Kane, Mr. Ruffen ...
... Vbiladclphu.-. * * THOMAS WALSH, lAt the Hand and Ear in Mai tow boue-lane, • ewl Dublin; I>RES Deafnefs, Thukwfs of Hutr' \V-s • 3» Singing the Head, and *evural other dilordcs attending on deaf- ncls, born whatfeever they proceed .i without giving ...
... Seymour; Peter, Mr. Mate; Page. Meter Browne.—Juliet, Smith; Lady Copula, Mrs. Itichardfln ; Nurfe, Mts. Fairbeirn. With Singing between the AEU, particularly TIT for TAT by Ma's Sagtb.—And the JEST, by Mr. Marten. To whirl' will be added High Life below ...
... Brufh-maker in. High Holborn, deaf ao Years; Mr. Bonrke, Fiench-Teat'htr in Red-Lion Court, oppofite S.rjeants-Inn, Fl^t ftreet, deaf 14. YearS| Mrs. Williams (aged 70) at Mr. Bern's Chiriar Shop, PaÃtbafheet, Haymarket,' deaf 7 Years; Mr. Scurry. Clerk ...
... WALSH, At the Hand and Rar in M.ir(owbone>lanh, Dublin j ORES Deafner;,Tbi>'t(hcr>hf Hear- ing, Singing in the add fe■ veral other ditordera attending on deaf* ne(i, front whatfeerercaule* the y proceed .| without giving the lead pain ir.conve' rieney the ...
... for the firft * ' * e when none but god could lave him, a god appears.) Phoebus anJ Jove, fays, he were deaf, But gentle Hermes lent a pitying ear. Swift to the cell, dilguis'd like Joe, came, His form, his gcfture, and his voice the fame Jofeph, the ...
... his caring fei the foul. r- ■ l THOMAS WALSH, At thfc Hand and Ear in Marrowbone-lane, Dublin Deafnefs, Tkickncf* of Hear* V»a «ng. Singing in the Head, and fe‘ veral other attending on deaf- tteis, from whatibever caulet they proceed without giving the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... above. »■ THOMAS WALSH, lAt (he Hand add P-ar in Marrowbone-lane, : Dublin jPj 4 ing. Singing in the Head, and (e--' ' verA * other diferdeiS attending deaf*l&SßbS( neb, from whatfoever caufcs they proceed -i giving the Icjil pain or ixconveniency to ...