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... To be SOLD by Avctio ?? At HARWICH, On SATURDAY the zoth Inf.ant, b-tween the Hoars of Five and Six in the Evening. THE PRINCE of WALES's HEAD, a capi- tal Freehold well-accuftomed MefTuage, Part of the Eftate of Mr. James Bumpsted, in the Occupation ...
... an Account oi lcng Continuance. Generation and Conception, Of the Management of new- r-'d rrfher curious Particulars born Infant.*, and the Dif- rel'tinr vo the Ui'e of the cafes they aie ufually fubjecl M-niare.Koa. to, from their Biith till lour Of ...
... compleateft, wittieft, ftnarteft and merrieit book of the kind ever yet pubUihed TEMMY BUCK'S Witty Jelter; or, TheMcrrr J Mortals Companion t Being an entiie uew and curious collection of Excellent Jefts, Whiinfical Stories, Sharp Re- partees, Humourous ...
... into the workhoule or allow her any thing; which means (he and her infant were 5 nights expoled the itreet the inclemency of the weather. While fhe was making her complaint, the poor infant periffied in her arms, for want of warmth and necertary fuftenancc ...
... bequeathed his whole fortune between his man and maid lervant, and a motheriefs girl of years old, who was deferted when an infant by an idle father, who was tranfported about 3 years ago; the girl has been maintained ever fmee her mother died by the bounty ...
... ver pleaiant to take, is comforting and cordial to the Stomach and Bowels, *d for Safety might be given to the you ige.t Infant. It is now robe had only bY the Author s Appointment, at Mr. Eglington's, Optician, / Mr Kadtord being deceafed) ?? Pair of ...
... Maund at tl.e Door of Mr. John Haoa» tie Com. able ot Taddenbam ;if any Peifon will difcover who are the Pa- rents ol the faid Infant, or who laid him there, he or flic that lh ill make fuch Dilcov^ry fhall receive of the faid Mr. J.HN Ha O A R or of Mr.'lHOMAi ...
... S ervant. There will be good Grafs for the Mares at 1 s. per Week, and great Care taken of them. On MONDAY the zsd of this Infant JUNE, will be A FOOT RACE at OTLEY-GREEN, ** tor a SILVER CUP, to the Value of TWO GUINEAS; no lefs then Four to Start, the ...
... each giddy Mind, What letter'd DunghiJis catch the wand'iing Eye To yield each Fool, of Nonfenfe his Supply. To greet the infant Month, what State appears ! What learned juntos rend the* Mufes Spheres! Dullnefs her I ?? waves on high, ? And Genius nodding ...
... Nardac Agryl, 11. Diflertations, Letters, &c. On Mr. Seidell's Opinion of the different Faculties of Man : On the State of Infants after Death j Queries about a Prediction ofthe Continuance of the Froft ; Natu- ral Caufes and Confequences of the Froft. ...
... have been ultimately affected, and the limbs eiiilangeiid. The f.,fety with which tiiey may be adininidertd to children, infants, and women during prscj. nancy, is an additional enejouragenient to thetiiuel, ufe of them.â TheleUiops are fold infquire ...
... Hawkers of fuch Papers, the faid fraudulent Pradice it tlandtftintly continue!, not only in London and within tht Bills of Mortality, but alfo ir. feveral Parts of the Kingdom : Tht Commijfioners for managing the faid Duties do hereby give Notice, that if ...