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... KINGs COLLEGE. Dl CHALMERS will begin his {pring courfe of lectures on the principle, and pradtice of Midwifery, for the education of Midwives, in Ap:b; or .as foom as ten are conveened. ‘Thofe, therefo-e, who propofe to enter, fhould give notice immediately ...
... Dr. WAITES Celebrated Worm Medicine, in the Form of Gingerbread Nuts! Faithiolly prepared from the Original Receipt, by Howard and Evans, the late Dr. Waite’s only 1221 Succeffors and Affignees, price Is. I§d. per Tarket. ' J KIS very popular and invaluable ...
... Boerhaave, and (his ce- I *braced Commentator) Dr. Van Swieten un inimuully erforce this practice in diteales of the breaft araiaft all defluxions of rheum, fuperfinous wies and feroities of tire blood. Dr Mead nita 2 Pracepta Medaica, in fpitting of the ...
... phy(iciamsy Dr. Bennet, the leared Boerhaave, and (bis ¢e ...
... Weymouth, Mr WOOD’s Circulatiag Library, Nov. 19, 1796. To Dr. BRODUM. 'SR, 1t gives-me infinite ‘pleafure to inform you, that whoever has taken your Medicine has found it fuccefsful in relieving them from ‘their vatious diforders, and they profefs their ...
... 1,. Mrs Alexander { daughter. 13. Mrs Scot of y 23. Mrs tcr - r oo ' . _ Mrs Maitland lv a daughter. : At Dr s | Andrew Rofs,.tne tf .ei . tant in India.-He in the year 1748. aD^ aV o>' s ' firft charter of the ...
... Take your writ. Mr Stone pleaded, Not Guiity to tbe indicftment. Counfel were then affigne.l to him. They were, Mr Serjeant Adair and Mr Erfkine. The afliftant- coanfel, we undcrftaud, are Mr Gibbs and a Mr Ward. . . The charges again.! ...
... 13- At Dumfries, Mr Charles Mercer midiematician. '7- At Glafgow, Dr John Gordon, phyucian. *r. Mr John Colquhoun, minifter at Bal- Qernock, of an apoplexy, of which he expired in a few minutes. «• Park, near St Andrew's, after tedious illnefs, Norman ...
... ;:;&o'ukd to fupport Ms -Pitt, veted-with the O‘: 10N, - 3 IR T 200 k o % 14 Baoks, © .+ Mr Mamsing 0y 4 Mr Hawkins Brown, Mr Bwnb«(he;xv.k( Mr Nugeos,' § ‘.uMy?» TS Mr Cocks, Sir Adam Feipnfon, 7. The celebrated Abbe Baftiani dict as ...
... had heard the King fay fume hard things him. The King's pleasure therefore Was the law to which were truft for our lives and fortunes; our enemies having entirely ingrofled the power of faking and repealing laws, and devolved on the King's pleufure. But ...
... 19. At Glafgow, Mrs Jane Glj«ford, fpoufe of James Gordon, Efq; merchant. 20. At Edinburgh, Mr Hugh Penman, late jeweller in that city. ao. At Loch-head, near Aberdeen, Mrs Brifbane, of Balbegno, widow of Dr John Brifbane. Ratho, Mr George ...
... COURT or KING’s BENCII. Bucrax . Swainson, This was an alion brought for -a libel againft Dr. Buchan’s chara@er, publiifhed in a Morning Paper by J. Swainfon, accufing him of ignorance, inhumanity, &ec. Mr Erfiine enlarged on the necefiity of preferving ...