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... Mr. JOHN HAMPSON, of Snelfton, will fliew the Premifes. AJhborne, 14.1b January, 1788. GOLDEN-SQUARE, LONDON. MAREDANT's DROPS, the firft Antiscorbutic extant, areprepared and fold, as ufua], at the ORIGINAL Houfe and Laboratory, of the late JOHN NORTON ...
... WILLIAM and JOHN MILNES of Afhover, or Mr. WINCHESTER, at Holme near Bakewell. GOLDEN-SQUARE, LONDON. MAREDANT's DROPS, the firft Antiscorbutic extant, areprepared and fold, as ufual, at the ORIGINAL Houfe and Laboratory, of the late JOHN NORTON, Surgeon ...
... extant, areprepared and fold, as ufual, at the ORIGINAL Hcufe and Laboratory, of the late JOHN NORTON, Surgeon, the South Side of Golden Square, London, by JOHN HAYMAN, SUCCESSOR TO THAT ESTATE AND BUSINESS. The -Scorbutic, Scrofulous, and Leprous. (Diforders ...
... Otatrai Emfaemr Proprlwon wiU iIm Bir-bead Ian mi nun woarc rrance Latiar h iheClarkM iba Cmbphi rrofirictera of fu4 Wavigauoa Mr John Hayrick Jm eoncarranca fid far a Naaigatlan praftar Scffii PailiaawM fn afl fraaa 10 at a g gj winiiaiiHni ajr jvnaj for cdSon ...
... of the fame. JAMES ARME, of Belpar Lane End, in the Liberty of Alderwaflee, Hufbandman, for riding on his Mailer's Waggon, in the Town of Cromford, drawn by four Horfes at length, there being no other Perfon to guide the fame. JOHN SMITH, of Belpar Lane ...
... Occupation of Thomas Woodward and John Woodward: The Eftate is in a ring Fence, and there in a va- luable Bed of Coal under the whole of it. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. HEYWOOD, At- orney at Law, in Nottingham. Sold by JOHN DRE WRY, Printer, Bookfeller ...
... &c. tbe following Alteration added, viz. Mr. John Laegrde, at X, Curtain-Road, Shoreditch, London, has tranfmitted a Cure Perfon aged 76, who was afflicted for a long Time with the Scurvy her Legs and Arms, fo bad as to become almoft helplefs; and loft ...
... Colton, Moreton , Hatheiton, John Sparrow Bifhton, Sattcrhy, George of J*'fm of Denardifton, Ffqrs. \\ h, * Henry Peteisfi^ld, ounger of Marwell, Elqis. Taylor Cnrfhnlton, Falfett \N2*nrv' ol Caiflialton, Efqrs. of Southover, John Drew lorna Scutt Brtghthtlmftone ...
... acquaintance, Oo the died at Alford, in this county, John Astrews, Efq aged 68, A Fi v days il e died, at Parthingoe, in Northampronthire, 84, the aw the late Rev. Mr. formerly re lor at »and Sir John Egerton, of Rhyne- \ ‘ turday nishe} ’ i,t Wi . of William ...
... of Sulgiave, Schoolmalter, on Sufpicion of ftealing out his Dwelling-Houle three Neck-Handkerchiefs, the Property of John Clarke and John Hopton, his Scholars. On Tuefday was committed to the fame Gaol, the Rev. Dr. Hill, Eleanor Rodavin, charged on the ...
... Derby, THOMAS BROWN, Chesterfield. For the County of Nottingham, Mr. JOHN KEYWORTH, Nottingham, ' FRANCIS VICKERS, Mansfield, THOMAS STANSALL, Newark. And for the County of Stafford, Mr. JOHN LIKLY, Wolverhampton, WM. CHALLINOR, Leek, SAMUEL SCARLET, Newcastle ...
... county in the year 1770. He is fucceeded in title and eflate his only lon, now Sir Belliugham Graham, Bart. We hear from Cardigan, that in a lead mine in it county they have difcovered a confiderable quantity of filver.*lt is a fal that the lead mines ...