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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 ...
... \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 ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. MAITLAND BANNANTINE, Lately Moved from tbe Head of Halkerfton*} IVynd to the f - firfl Sbop ahove the Head ?? Clofe, Where he continues to lell rhe belt ENGLibH BUTTER. J Wholcfalc and Retails likewile all Sorts of GROCERY , D 5. luch ...
... Bottle. Dr. H ope r's Female Pills, 40 in a Boxfor I s. Dr. fraunce's Female ftrengthening Elixir, 1 s. 6d. the Bottle. Dr. Ratclilt's Elixir, famous for purifying the Blood, is. Grana Angelica, or the true Scots Pil**>, left to Pof- terity by Dr. Patrick ...
... On the death of Mr Ax.kxa ndf.r Ra it, Profeflor of J'hilofophy the King's 'college, Abcrdeen. [xiii. £02.] - Hunc impro'Sifd letbi Vis rapuit Hor. HAft taught lb many! yet none found Thy elegy, of all thy numerous ions? For by a parent's tender name ...
... to the King of Pruffia the perpetual pofleffion Upper Silefia, and the King guaranties to the Emperor the perpetual poffeffion of Upper Auftria, as loon as he IhalJ have occupied it by conqueit. [vi 469,80.] It eafy to difcover, that the King began the ...
... Saturday a mons in > Allizes of bread: „6. 49. 121. 279- ' For London ro c t> £ ' Aflociate „pe»[ Mr Thomas ir fore them 209- verture relative 1 'T v)f Mr M air's ,ly; guments on both 1' „b' Mair depofcd - 12 • j,y I t ji ...
... Edinburgh, aged 86, Mr John Ruflel, Writer to the Signet. He was admitted a member of that focicty in j 1. Aberdeen, in the year her age, Mrs Maitland, wife of Major Arthur Maitland Pittrichie. . 27. London, in advanced age, Mrs Parfons, ...
... univerfity C J Glafgow. Chofen Nov. if. The Rev. Mr George Muirhead, Profeflor Languages the univerfity of r ofeffor of Humanity in that univerftty, the of Mr George Roft, deceaied. Cholcn °c c . 2. Mr William Grant was admitted, and [° ...
... , •' .J -V J only on 0 f sir Thomas Wallace of Craigie, G - At Aberdeen, Dr James Gregory, Pro* , Medicine in the King's college, O d deen. !*«• Edinburgh, Mr George Cuninghame, e,J n, Druggifl and Apothecary to hisMajefty. tjal 8 -, At his in thc weft ...
... aged 76, Dr John 0r Mary 1c Strand, and a prebendavino • ', trn infler. has left 10001. to the 1 I 'A J; 1 Craig, near Montrofe, Mr Robert Ste 14 rri ,' n '^ er that parifh. Sic Canongate, Edinburgh, George Prinlnei v^a > fon the late Dr Francis 1. ...