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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... containing by eftimation ten acres or thereabouts. For a view of the premifes apply to Mr. JOHN COLEV, at Corkley, nrar Turnditch ; and for further particulars apply ta Mr. JOHN GILLET, at Daliey, near Belpar, w_-.o is authorized to treat for the fame. N. B. The ...
... Killinglcy S Robert Emery. John Garner J Reflirton. Mary Yates ? Thomas Pratt William Nickols ? Joieph Kiilingty Jofeph Tuanidiff \ John Cos John Draper S William Roberts William Rawlias. S jofeph Tosopfen. SAMPSON REA, \1 . JOHN G A.IK %* h J Trcafurers ...
... Hof- pital (as the only Means of faying his: Life) -to take off a Leg and an Arm. Witneffes to the Cure, who live at Kenfington, Thomas Todd, Francis Curtis, Xnn Broxon, John Elly, Ann Bowdry. ' Mr. EDWARb MARQURE of Long-Lane, Southwark, cured of a moft ...
... 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 ...
... Elizabeth Hill Rev. F. Willington John Corbett Elisabeth Hollier Jof. & Tho. Gibfon. William Lawfon. Catton. Thomas Hamp ' Euf. Horton, Efq. James Edwards Matthew Webb Abraham Yates Francis Hamp John Ray and Co. Robert Emery. John Draper Roblistoi*. William ...
... Lift up your Heads. Mejjijb. Son?. O thou that telle'ft good Tidings. Me/f.ab. Chorus. Sing unto God. Judas Maubabaut. Song. Arm, arm, ye brave. Duta. Chorus. We Ci me, we come, in brigh- array. Dit:o. Choi as. Hallelujah. MtJJiab. ACT 11. OVERTURE. Saul ...
... of DEVONSHIRE, in the Chair. STEWARDS, FRANCIS BURDETT, Efq. THOMAS DRURY, Efq. GEORGE SNOWDEN, Efq. Mr. JOHN YOUNG, Mr. JOHN CHARLTON, Mr. JOHN WADE. %* Dinner en the Table at four d'Cloci. 1 T-I CX E T S tcs. 6J. each, to be had at the Bar. GEO. KARRIS ...
... Bella, Gerard Don'eing. Belly, John Dunting. Derby, Daniel 1 ong. Nottingham. John Wilkinfon. Supply, M. Hickfon. Endeavour, James Mofgrave. lndufiry, A. Smith. Neptune,. E. Rceder. Leuifitr, James Brooke. Hcpe, John Buxton. Newark, James Wharam. Blandinab ...
... that houfe, it was ulual to conduft him to he chair as it were by force, but it would be neceffary to order the Serjeant at Arms to take thefe Infh knights into cuftody and compel them to take their feats, which no doubt they would approach on all-fours ...
... Flax Stones. Hemp Stones. Where grown. In.wbatYcar. T. ?? _f. John Smale of Dronfield, 112 Grown on a Farm of Peter Prieftley, in the > ?? Parifh of Dronfield. - - - - - - _S *7 8 4' f -7 4 John Cartiedge of Dionfield, 189 One hundred feventy-four Stones ...