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.
... first Dentists in this com, try, would be su lii c lent testimonies of it* unrivalled repute, it is prepared from tnc genuine Recipe of the emi- nent Physician whose name it beats, and is sold, wholesale, by the sole Proprietor, No. 19, Stamford-street, ...
... operation, and not requiring any confine- ment. The Analeptic Pills continue to be preparedj>y Messrs. Newbery, from the only Recipe existing under l)r. James's Hand,- and are Sold by them at the original Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 43. in St. Paul's ...
... operation, mid not requiring any confine-! ment. The Analeptic Pills continue to be preparetjhy Messrs. I Newbery, from Ihe only Recipe existing under Dr. James's I Hand, and are Sold by them at ihe original Warehouse for Dr. ! James's Powder, N0. '45, in St ...
... of the said Decree. EW MUSIC, by THOMAS MOORE, Esq. and Sir JOHN STEVENSON, Music Doctor.— Just published.— Oa, see those Cherries, a Ballad, the music and words by Thomas Moore, Esq. 2s. — Ob ! remember the Time, a Spanish air, with English words ...
... Plaintiff's Solicitor-. DR. JAMIE'S POWDER and ANALEPTIC PILLS continue to be prepared by Messrs. Newbery from tht* only Recipes existing under Dr. James's hand de- livered by him to tiieir Father and Grandfather, when they be- came, by purchase, joint ...
... OHves,Moutarde de Maftle, Nnrbonne Hone y, and FxencbJ Lavender Water, at 6s. a pint ; Apricots, Reaches, Greay tJa^e*, and Cherries in Brand v. '•- _, TJ S^E ot RKAIi ©MTttSS;— A Man. wit ft F S. Five Youn* Children, whose Wife has Intcly Lain-ifi,and ...
... void blood with its »r ...
... with its urine ; at the samt; time there v:*.7i .'so a great falling of the body, forming a lump of Hesfj {h e 77j,- -of a cherry. The diss ress. of the parents mnv be better ima- gined than described ; the condition of tbe child was sue b rtirit it could ...
... DISEASES of DOGS, sanctioned by more than 20 years' increasing reputa- tron, continue to be prepared from the origin.il recipes, and sold by W. Yoiiott (late Blame and Y.-tiatt., Veterinary Sur- geon, 3, Nassau-street, Middlesex Hospital. They are likewise ...
... Inn, at Baruet ; ihe King's Head tun, ai Wat- ford ; ihe Angel Inn, at Edmonton ; the Queen's Hifad Inn, at Fiiichley; the Cherry Tree, at Southgate; the Greyhound, at llendon ; and the principal Inns in Ux bridge, St. Albans, Herw - ford. Hatfield, Siaumore ...
... EASES of DOGS, sanctioned by more than twenty years' in- creasing reputation, continue to be prepared from ihe orij-ioal recipes, and sold by the Proprietor, W. Youatt (.me Blame and Youatt), No.S, Nassau-street, Middlesex Hospital. They are likewise ...
... Mrs. 'Vincent, No. 6 Davies-street, Grosveaor-sqiune,' IxJndon, who is the sole ribs^ sessor of Dr. Gow land's Manuscript Recipe, Sold also by Bacon and Co. lot), Oxford-street, -London • and ali t> repvr- table venders tif genuine medicine? nd perfumers ...