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... BloodJ pj ' and keeos, them conftant good Temper. The Water i* known to infallible tunny and drenetnening Sts after*the Small-Pox, fitting late, hard 1 r.nknt/ Cold in the Head, and and gives iv c« in a few Minutes after ufing. Several Pcrfons alter uLnea ...
... keeps them in constant good Temper. The said Water is known to be infallible in curing and strengthening the Eyes after the Small-Pox, sitting up late, hard Drinking, or Cold in the Head, and and gives ease to the Eyes in a few Minutes after using. Several ...
... keeps them in constant good Temper. The said Water is known to be infallible in curing and strengthening the Eyes after the Small-Pox, sitting up late, hard Drinking, or Cold in the Head, and cools and gives ease to the Eyes in a few Minutes after using. ...
... Plurisie 1. Poysoned himself 1. Poysoed herself 1. Pox 3. Ptyfick 1. Quinsie 1. Rhumatism 2. Rickets 6. Scalded by accident 1. Small-Pox 308. Shot 1. Spotted Feaver 3 Stone 6. Suddenly 28. Surfeit 1. Teeth 184. Tent 7 . Tympany 1. Vomiting 1. Worms 2. ng t. ...
... ending the Inft. Males Chrift. 161, Fema. 171. Males Bur. 233, Fema. 264 : Aged 35, Convulfions 12(5, Fever 67, Griping 12, Small-Pox 63, Teeth 32-. We hear the Rioters taken in the late Tumult will be Try d Monday next. ...
... Bloodfl*d and keeps them in conftant good Temper. The Water known to infalliblc in curing and ftrenzthcning the Eves after the Small-Pox, fitting late, hard Drink jug, or Cold in the Head, and cools and gives cafe to the Eyes in a tew Minutes alter ufing. Several ...
... Ireland. Hague, March 28. Duke Philip Maurice of Bavaria lately Ekdted Bidiop of Munfter and Paderbon, Dyed at Rome of the Small-Pox on the i2thlnft.; and the Dcceasd’s Brother Duke Clement Aaguftus, in whofe favour the Pope had givefi a Brief to Capacitate ...
... an Apoplexy, fome lay, but others, a Surfeß ctcalion d by eating lifli. The Puke of Bourbon lies dangeroufl, ill ot^tiie Small-Pox; and this Day 1 °‘ eao Brother to the D. of Alba i'ed fuddenly. From the Am/lerdam Ca^ue,June^. Fourdeaux, June uu Ail the ...
... lent tor Court. French Letters conhim, that King Charles is Proclaim'd inValcntia. The D. Noailles dead at Perpignan ot the Small-Pox. Tis laid thereâs great D/vifions the French Court, about lupporting King Philip, molt ot the Princes being a* fending ...
... Sufpended till thofe Minifters Ihould Notify that they were Prepared. The Chevalier de Sr. George’s Sifter is Dead of the Small-Pox, himfelf being Recovered of that Diftemper. Dublin, We have an Account, that Thurfday Night the 17 inft. The Dean ot Tuam ...
... them in conttant good Temper. The laid Water is known to bp infallible in curing and ftrengtlienmg • the Eves after the Small-Pox, fitting update, hard Drinking, Cold in the Head, and cools atxVgives eale to tlic' F.s csin few Minutes after ufing. Several ...