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... notwithftanding the King was at Kew, and norefpite heard of ut the Secretary's of- fer. Ke fays he never con!,! fummon rcfolution e- nongh to rettc Son tiie day that he was to be exhi- * Dr Dceld was executed on the 37th jane 1777-. j Mr' H. and Mr D. Rripped ...
... Ba'ddefey, Sec. and as high- ay gratified by the Sine finging of Stcracc, Mrs Crouch, and Romanzmi, as well as by the excellence oi the r.itiflcal compositions. God Save the King was repeated after the Opera. The audience each time joined in the- cbosus ...
... The Rev. Dr. WILLIAM DODD. - The following account of the Refufcitation of the ' late Rev. Dr. Dodd, is contained in the copy of a letter found in the repofitories of a Gentleman of Glafgow, lutely deceafed :— Six, Provence, France, Fuly 12,1779.% Now ...
... Anecdote of the late Dr ??? E was many y ear IS , i at Greenwich 0 mourift, and of warn fl of his profeflion are the common peop |e th' ? foretelling events. '' poor • . t c>tI\y1\y had been robbed at 3 (,!• J eel of linen, to her; I .' W to pay for ...
... bookfellers feveral works to which Lis nam: did not appear. In a controverfy with Dr Smollett, he is indirectly pharged with having compiled the latter part of Maitland's Hiftory of Scotland, with being employed in The Biographical Dictionary, and with ...
... both into her lap, when they came into the world. [xxv. 15.] 23. At London, Dr Brown, vicar of Newcastle. 27. Drummond lodge, near Edinburgh, Mrs Jean Drummond, relict of Dr John Jardine, one of the ministers of Edinburgh. P. S. Oct. 12. At his house ...
... practice had been lately revived; and in 1756, the univerfity of Edinburgh offered to inveft him, and Mr Wi/hart, Mr Kay, Mr Macqueen, Mr Dick, and Mr Macknight, with the fcarlet of Doctors Divinity. This mark their cfteem it would have been ...
... Dr. HIL L's Peftoral JAMES ROSS, M. A. WRITING - MASTER, In the South-fide of the Cafteftreet, ABCRDEEN, Aving lately perfcéted fome Clafles at Geogra- H phy, who befides learning the Ufes of both Globes, folving the Paradoxes, and a great many ufeful ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. MAITLAND BANNANTINE, Lately Moved from tbe Head of Halkerfton*} IVynd to the f - firfl Sbop ahove the Head ?? Clofe, Where he continues to lell rhe belt ENGLibH BUTTER. J Wholcfalc and Retails likewile all Sorts of GROCERY , D 5. luch ...
... 30. At Edinburgh, Dr Robert Walker, of the royal college of furgeons. Lately, Mr John Gale, butcher, of Portfmouth Common, aged 79. He went the circumvoyage in the Centurion with Lord Anion. At Nottingham, aged 70, George Dodd. His corpfe was carried ...
... them. q Does Dr Warien fee anvfigns of convalefcence? aNo. q Has there been any ceffation of the King’s diforder fince its commencement? a No, as farad I can judgsia Has Dr Warren ever heard from Mr Hawkins, Mr Keare, ...
... At L xbridge, aged 104, Jefleries, a farmer of that placc. Invergordon, Mrs Helen Weir, lifter to Lady Gordon. 15. At Perth, Mrs Richardlbn Spring- Held. 15. At Hermanflown, Mrs Katharine Walkinfhaw, fpoufe J ...