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... isalfo by his appointment, fold by JOHN MITCHELL, Druggifl, Aberdeen-and JOHN WHY' fE, Banff. N. 13. A certificate figned R. JOHNSTON, in his own hand writing, is pa lled on each bottle and box. Where may be had. 1O37s' celebrated BE, NZOIN SOAP: The Proprietor ...
... tv ih any other Member of the Society his Lordihip ay ?? or the Baron Baillie being Convener. o-r the third, Lord Seaforth, Sir Charles Rofs, firt. or their Faftors i:r their abfence, Donald T'AILeod of Geanies, Efq. John Leeiie, Efq. of Fin- drir' e, ...
... have you to thank, Sir, for yorr obliging conde- ei fcenfion in anfwering my lrnt letter in fo gentleman v like manner, and look on you as the principal that h, e, my health is reflored. for had I not been encouraged c le by you, Sir, to trufl myfelf under ...
... Rev. Chnas. Browvat Sir. R. Ca'rener NI. T1aylor, ditto CmreidJ. Tvri/Saa- Mr. James Bray Rev. Riibt. Malytign ta Thitmasflray Oakiet'. 'sir. (sco. `StIimrfon Thea. Cintapma 'sr. Suny l'resscl Ubbefln. hoas DtOC ca ohi Gedgeon 'sIr. Ceo. Simpfs Jolti Ellis ...
... communicationscon- F ftantly received, Mr JOHNSTON has feleaed .K- the following recent and remarkable initances of the Mr extraordinary powers of his medicine. He was fa- kit- voured with the following account by the H6n. Sir und John Lawvfon, ofr Kelvedon-hall ...
... scribed by Sir Adam-, Fergussoni the Pre-es; and thas he be renuected to transmit it to tle Earl of Eglintcon. the ord Lteut-nant o' the county, to b; presented to his . Mijest. Colonel Boylc then nanved the thank.s of the -ect. ;ing to Sir AdanalIergusson ...
... thercfore respectfully presented to public observation:- SIr Tonii:s-roa obs ft-roured with the following account by th Ri-ht e Hoourable Sir JOHN LAW- SON, of Kielvdon Hall, Essex. A Dnomestic in Sir John's family, df the name of Ambrose Grandy, hadt long ...
... very moderate. It is a pleasant,healtlsy; and re- tired situation, and but a few minutes wvalk from E- dinburgh. Apply to Thomas Bonnar, Architect, Fdinhbnrgb. ta~iiants IN AltUl~tI.SKU9tC~ ?? THE SOCIETY, - To be Let and entered to at Wlhitsinday nextc ...
... con- fiaintly received, Mir JOHNSTON hars fele ed il the following recent and remarkalsle itiliances tif th. Ir i:xtraordirniry powers of his onedicirie. I-IC wvs I - at vorired wvith the following acconit by the Hon. Sir d( John Iawfoin, of KIlvedon-hall ...
... :sbservatisn:- *Mr JoiSNsoosr was favoured with the following account by the Right Flonourable Sir JOHN IAW- SON, of Kelvedcn Hall, Essex. 1 A Domestic in Sir John's family, of the name of Ambrose Grundy, had !oilg dragged on a miserable existence, under ...
... EDINBURGH. CHARITY WORKHOUSE. - Tbis precent Evening, gth March, icoc., Iwill be prtsented, the Comedy of T I E R I V A L S. Sir Anthiony Alssllte, - Mr ROCK. C~ptain Absolute, - Mr TOMS. Acre, - Mr GRANT. Dacid, - Mr TURPIN. ir I.Lucius OTrigger, - Mr ...
... AMr JOHNSTON has f:lekded the following recent and remarkable inflances of thc v --traordinary powers of his medicine. He Was fa- in vonred with the following- account by the Hots. Sit: th jobn Lawioi; of Kelvedon-hall, Effel :-A doineftiL. n Sir John ...