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... 22. At Edinburgh, in an advanced age, Mrs Oliphant, widow of Dr Charles Oliphant, physician the late King, and daughter of Sir John Young of Lenie. 22. At the old lodge near Fairmead-Bottom, upon Epping-foreft, aged 98, Harry Thompfon. had been Principal ...
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... \6 Hands high. Hi* Pedigree is as follows: He was bred by Mr. John Crofts of Barforth, goe by his Forrefter out of the Dam of Mr. Martindale's Sterling, which Mare was got by Partner her Dam by Mr. Croft's Bay Barb., her Grandam by Makelefs, her Great Grandam ...
... By the KING's AUTHORIT Y CLUEK *nd Co at Dr. Jatem.u Original %fchoufc, the King*. Arm. and Bo ...
... by. :the following rerfonP • • . Mr. BALDWIN, in Pater-Nofter-Ren, * Mrs. UNETT,:in *olverhainp ' toi.: '* Mr. PARSONS; •iti . Newcallle.- Mr. SUTTON, Writing-Maller and London. . * Mrs. °LIVERS, in Woreefter' . .*. ...
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... Dr. Grownwald's [late Dr. GrYfie's] FAMOUS SUGAR CAKES, For Killing and Deftroying Worms in the Bodies of Men, Women and Children, the fineft and Weft Purge in all Cafcs where Purging is rrquired, are fold otly at Mr. William Chambers, Grocer and Tobacconift ...
... Fro dr Gazette, Sot. 3: tAn, :4. Early on Saturday Morning, the loth of this ,nth, the King of Sardinia, and the reit of the Royal Family, %eat to Moncalier to dine with the Infanta Dutchefs of Puma, who lay that Night at Rivoli, and was to be the :6th ...
... By the KING'S Patent. HIS MAIFSTY . hat (ten Grac'otiliy oltafcti to grart !Ns ROYAL Letters Patent, heating Date at Wenii,infitr, ii e a D , y 01 r in the is th Year ot its u, tit-to R;ClfAlcla Rt:LK, ci ite Parilh ct St. othet ti le Brids'i, lON L ON ...
... to be perfornfd by Mr. John ('on; Mr. Ford by Mr. Ward, Juft:e;: Shailo.w by ,Mt..Jetrkins, by Mr Clark, Mr. Fenton by Mr Shepard, A1 . 3-;aham Sleneir by Mrs Kemble, Holt of. the ...
... Account Fire Night Pigge WirM:helf GwwefMdmorough' Sir Hatton pol Col Dy Rav Walker Dr Batefwerrh Cape ’tihlMCourt-ney Mr and Mr Snftfh'Mr Rogers Mr Penforth ML Mrs Robinfon Mr ...