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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 ...
... where Catalogues may be had. The DEAF Reftored to their HEARING. I RICHARD BENT, No. 103, Old Bond-llrcet, London, do certify, that I was deal for upwards 3 Year*, and could nut hear, unlefs Perfon bawled or very loud in Ears; knowing many who had been cured ...
... ktfockesfrtlby ⢠.. , the*** till he; was 'dead.; on - his apd threw. him. ihicarbi=tlattie;i, where he left hisi,:and rem:sing to tilt - tidbit, told his miftrefr that her hilbapd vita ' sgoi?e-â¢-,inst the turnip field. In a lhart time ⢠tic went ...
... arm* continues to be marked by brilliant and uninterrupted fuccefs. His Royal Highnefs the Archduke having quitted hiscamp _ear Wurtz- burg on the 5 th. pud led en a ftrong advanced guard, under -ths command of Lieut. Gen. Kr_y, tofccui-e the Deßsuche ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... advire then how to corree the tn. riequaey of Ntelr reprefentatinn, and preach up the b:effine of reform, they would turn a deaf ear to hie &Adrift. Mr, G•etrvellt concurred with the Han. Gentlemas who (poke lA, and declared, that under whatever circumfiances ...
... will ealitle Meflrs. I,a Touche of Dublin, Dobteeof Le Mefurier, of London, to very Urge irthemince. 10. Monday Lieutenant Sings his MajeftyU navy, arrived from Harwich Lord Grenville’s Office, and the Admiralty, with difpatches from Governor Phillips ...
... And gulp with patience ail the pungent rods ? W hat. are there no otlisi ou s protnpteis near, 70 ichilper 'vengeance in bit ear ? Nu tvlanagerial Brothers of the pack, To bark and bounce, aid hdlg.:c at ba bark ? 0 I then, in time direa thy wayward way ...
... To them, the ferious, % Cil '*» a a et '> a pply theme'r hours of thoughtfiilnefs and W. r rom them, they often derive S°r ears> How important, thercare thole books which nfll enCe upon human opinions; ipl rrri the fentiments of youth, the k'' 1 of I ...