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... Upper Brook-Street, Groftrenor- Sq uare. And Sidney Bleaulerk, only Son of the late Lord Sidney Beauclett, is ill of the Small-Pox. One DAy this Week died Mrs. Elizabeth Crucher, of a Confumptic Daughter of Mr. Mar ' is of the Cuftom-Houfe, and Grand-DAughrer ...

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... Alteration in the NVeather. fly a Letter from Chatham we have an Account of the Death of Capt. fliddock, who died there of the Small-Pox. On Sunday Evening a Child was found dead in a NecetTary, at a Houle Bride. Lane-Court, near Fleet-Ditch, Coppola to have ...

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... sot Drcyry at Stilboto 11 4 Conliumption•—• te4 Fever .--. 1 .-. 77 Teeth . .--.. 1 k i. : Convulfion —hg t Small-Pox 34 Tilfic —. s; Males 187 Aisles scs Cbtilkeled Females ti i Buried Feales a 6 a i In all 34 s Il all si7 • InCteted ia tha ...

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... Godfathers; and her late Welty, (then Princefs of Wales) for his Godmother. This Nobleman died at Bologna in Italy, of the Small-Pox, the it th of September, 1 7441 the Day on which he completed the i 9th Year of his Age. Alto one Daughter, Lady Elizabeth ...

This is to give NOTICE to whom it may concern, THAT ISAAC SILVER, Surgeon of Sturry , is remo ved,

... Hadley, an agreeable Lady, with a Fortune of r a,OOO I. They write from Dundee, that on the 4th Inftant died thcre of The Small-Pox, Phn Roydon Hughes, EN; Captain in Gcncral Pulteney's Regiment. Wc hrar that the Lady Catherine Day has prefenfed the Rev ...

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... St. Paul's, by the Right Rev. Father in God Thomas Lord Whop of Lor. , .ion. Sir Edmund Bacon, *Bart. is taken 111 of the Small-Pox, at his Lodgings in Bennet-Street, but is in a fair Way of Recovery. On Monday a noted Gambler was committed to the Cornpter ...

BANKRUPT. Thomas Wale, of Brylol, Altrtbaist

... late John Potter, Efq; late one of the Deputy Secretaries of State under the Duke of Bedford. On Sunday laft died of the Small-Pox, at his Seat at Adderbury in Oxfordfhire ' the Right Hon. Francis Earl of Dalkeith, Son and Heir apparent to his Grace the ...

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... Death is (aid to be cafioned by a Running Match about three Weeks fince, whereby h e got a Surfeit, which threw him into the Small-Pox. The fame Day a Fellow was committed to the Cornpter, on the Oath of in Accomplice, who has impeached thirteen more, for ...

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... hide, for 4o Guineas a Battle, anJ 40) the Main, which was won by Mr. Egerton, by two Battles. This Morning died, of the Small-Pox, Mailer Pye, Son of D-. Pye of Mile-End. a Youth of a molt promifing Genius. Thurfday fait Week, Perryman and Roach, the ...

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... no more than the Chicken-Pox. I can't therefore but furpett, it was given out by tome Perfons among yourftlyes to be the Small-Pox, in order to dikourage the Prattice of Inoculstion. You may make whAt Ufe you pleafe of this, only I dare my may be concealed ...

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... Article having been inferted in the Papers, viz. A That the Queen of Denmark, who is now happily recovered from the Small-Pox, had the fame by Inoculation Come Years ago: And whereas this mull difcourage thePralice of Inoculation, which is one ...