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... Mircufji wherein it very unfile uke Mr. Ward'sreputed Medicines, may be very judicioufly recommended ; yet I cou'd have hoped Perfons of your Profeffion have let Mr. VVard •lone, fincc he has the Art kill one Drop only, whilft you and others fill Vials, and ...
... for Stoned Colts not exceeding three Yearsold, may be had this Summer in Sedbuiy-Park, near Richmond in Yoikftiire, ar the ufua! Rates. Thole who would have any Gates, are delired tobefpeak them before May-day next, left they fliould fend when rhe Park ...
... Gentleman of Diftintlion in Devonfhire-Square, who was married a few Days ago, and went into the Country to keep her Wedding, returning to Town in a Stage- Coach, and alighting at the Corner of Devonihire-Square, left two Boxes of her Weddiag Cloaths at Mr ...
... the Gin the Mortmain Art, (which was call'd, the Act tor taking away the little Remains ot Charity) the IViJb/iinJicr Art, (which was> fcandalouiiy call'd the Act to prevent People's palling over London- Bridge) the S*tt'.tgghrs Art (which was alto icandaloully ...
... Any Gentlemen ot others may be teivcd with Layers of the beft Sons 01 Carnations with their Names «*he:e may be had eighty different Sous. You may due& tor *Mr, John Waldy, Gardner, 1:1 Yaim, Yorkftihe. «Tfl In* lUtt, Againft May-day next, ■ T'Href, Farms ...
... School young Gentlewomen, may meet with Encouragement by applying to Mr. Mowgrave, or Mr. Kirk his Boarding School Stamford, Lincolnfhirc. ANY Perfon wanting Holder's Place, that it a lober Man, can bicw and come well recommended, may have one at Mirtinmat ...
... if or Perfons, being married, or which hereafter marry, do at any time marry any Perfcn or Perfons, « The former Wife being alive, that then every Offence lhall be Felony. * With this Remark made upon c Its apparent the Legislature intended make Felony ...
... at Whit. Preferment was Retior of St. James's. Wellmin- g church in Salop the t7th.of May t 610, interfier. ; after this he was made Dean of Exeter, red the ath of May 1736. His Corpfe was and on the Bth of July 1705. he was nominated accompanied from the ...
... Cut the poor Creature's\ Throat, but file refilling, prevented the cutting her Windpipe*, after this the Black finding her alive, he took a Broom flick with an Intent to knock her Brains out, and beat her till he thought {lie was dead, and broke the Stick ...
... Woman was found to be alive, but vcry bloody and much bruited; yet the lived but a few Hours after, and was again buried the next Night. On Thurfday Night laft a Footman, who was keeping Places at Drury-Lane Play-Houfc upon the Stage behind the Curtain, ...
... Charges home. Waterford, May sc. Alderman John Morris, jun. riding out this Day for the Air, his Hone threw him againft a Ditch, by which unfortunate Accident his Neck was diflocated b Co that _ _ he dicd immediately. kinfale, May 'the Combas and Weay.; ...
... DIALLING: OR, T H E Art Shadows: from the many Obfcitritics, Superfluities and Errors ot Former \Vriccrs upon this Subjett. The whole laid down after plain a Method any Perfon(tho' Stranger the Art) With Pair ofC vas l s and Common u 1. k only, May make Dial upon ...