... depend upon his principle of honour, that he will inform them whether he can do them any fervice or not.— I The liricteft privacy and fecrccy is obferved. T ott—Patients who write letters the doctor, for his advice or opinion ot their diforders, muft inclofe ...

... and upon his principle honour, he will inform the patients direCtly whether he can do them any lervice or not. The HriCtell privacy may be relied on. he doCtor may be ipoke with every day, at his apartments, Mr. Colemere s, next the Bloflom's inn, Chefter ...

... morning urine, ; and upon his principle of honour, he w the patie whether he can do them any fervice or not. ‘ihe ftricteft privacy may be relied on. The doctor may be {poke with every day, at his apartments, at Mr. Colemere’s, next the Bloflom’s inn, F ...

... very difficult to im- this maxim on the minds of the poor. We hope, however, that this slight p intrusion in their domestic privacy will be and that the humanity of the motive cannot be mistaken. The fever has: been for the last two or three weeks somewhat ...

... fame very dilagreeable Advice, have within theft few Days been received from Bolton, which have been managed with to much Privacy, that few or none of the Contents have tranfpired,even to the People in Office. Extra@ of a from the Du to. Mr. Rogignol, ...

... performed on the gregarious plan : every thing | is public by day and by night; for even night in an Ame- rican inn, affords no privacy. Whatever may be the num- ber of guests, they must receive their entertainment EN masse, and they must sleep rn atasse. Three ...

... and upon his principle of honour, he will uiform the patie .; diredly whether he can do them any ferv.ee or not ftriclelt privacy may be relied on. The doftor may with every day, at his rC S> the ljlotrjnl ' Foregate-itreer, Chelter. All letters paid) ...

... upon his principle honour, he will inform the patients directly, whether he can do them any fcrvice or not; the llricteft privacy may relied upon, and the iodtor's ftay will be for a confiderable time. The poor who live in Cheftcr (only) and are afflidted ...

... existing Government of Sweden, to go with his Queen, son, and two daughters, to Switzerland} there the remainder of his life in privacy. The dispatches received from General Sir' Arthur Wellesley, were dated Cnstello Branco, the Ist inst. which state that the ...

... disappointed ladies, paved with marble, and supplied by the'clearest springs, w here the patient may drown w tli the utmost privacy and also have pistols for gamesters, winch (iu; stead of bullets ami slugs) may chargcd with leadj ed dice, that they may ...

... furniture of. our houses could Install aye two, what notions our fortitude must posterity have ! the scenes our domestic -privacy and retirement, keep, our energies awake by surrounding ourselves,with the most terrific objects. the frame of a fashionable ...

... upon hie Principled Honour, he will inform the Patients direaly, whs. Shit he ear do them a , ' Serv e s or not ; the tilt Privacy ma) retied upon, and the Dollar's Stay will be for a connauable Time. - The Poet who in Chetter (• nly) and are with ary outwardly ...