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... by the Botanical Syrup. I do hereby certify, that daughter cured by Dr. Brodum Botanical Syrup, of'a fcorbmic humour which lettled' in her eyee, and almoft deprived her of liktwife a breaking cut in the head in running forei, which in fmell vent offeaCye ...
... MONDATiPOST. i LONDON.^Mmkr 5. THE prefent Mini-ter, it is faid, is employed in lettling a new treaty of commerce with the Emperor, greatly to the advantage of Germany and Great Britain, in which Mr Songa, the Imperial Conful, is a principal agent. The ...
... Mirtiso of this Society iii held the Fountain Inn, the Town Huntingdon, Friday the Day May iutt. at Eleven o'Clock the Forenoon, lettle ami Accounts, appoint a Committee, and elect Solicitor and Treafurer, for Yen* and to the other ulual this Society .—According ...
... Farmer, and Memorandum Book, for the of our Lord being the Second aft*r BifiexiiL* Leap Year, the fourteenth of the Reign Kim* George bird, and the twenty-third of theNevi Style Great-Britain: CONTAINING, A plain and concile method for keeping account ail ...
... army on tin* buiki of the Delaware. Sir Andrew was cxanuneil by Lord Howe, Mr. llurke, Mr. Baker, Sir George Younge, .Sir John Wrottetley, and Sir George Savilie, in a manner that fliewed they were friends to the General 1 on the other hind, sir Richard ...
... Stew aids and Co.itntiu; >r that Ch-m'tv .lo liim at the Walliiigfoid, the day of September, eleven o'clock the fbrofioun, lettle 'he accounts the predbdtfig Mta£ and receive the applications of who receive aff from that Charity. Hicham- fUi/c. Sep. 8 ...
... Gilbert Gerard Advocate in Aberdeen. ANY Perfon well Ikilled in the Buftnefs of W AUK ING and DYING CLOTH and inclining to lettle in a Country where fuch Tradefman is much Wanted, may without of Time apply to John Forbes Leith of Whi,tehaugh, who has lately ...
... caufie winch ftood for this day between and ti L Counfbl further 1 the between Thomas Whitehead, and others, appellants, and George Travis, respondent. Deferred giving judgment till to-monow. Adjourned. , Jan. -26.] Deferred hearingCoutlfel inthe cauis ftood ...
... full-Houfes and proper Attendance.— The principal Speakers were, Lord North, Mr. Burke, Mr. Solicitor General, Mr. Fox, Lord George Germaine' Governor Johnitone, and Sir Grey Cooper. lathe IRISH HOUSE OF COMMONS, Thurfday Nov. 23, Sir John Blaquiere prefented ...
... *onlents ot hu memorul is true, yvan under our h ndt this ift. day of June 1761. JOHN SHIELDS. FRANCIS OZIER. JOHN. WILKINSON. GEORGE COTTINGHAM. ROB. and ALEX. JAFFRAY. H. COTTINGHAM WELD, and TWAITS. GE. JS. and KM. TWAITS. fhisday is pubblhed H. Sunders ...
... meeting. The Treaty or Commerce, provided for the Definitive Articles with France, is now adlually to be taken in hand. Mr. George Crawfurd, late a Merchant Rotterdam, is appointed one of the Commifiioners on the part of this country, and fome other merchant ...
... came to the three following Refolutions. That the fum of advanced George While, fenior, for his attendance 011 the Committee of Secrecy the lafljcflious Parliament. hat the fum of 4501. George White, junior, for his attendance the beltcl Committee during ...