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... Maredant’s Antifcorbutic DR OPS. By the KING's PATENT. A Field Officer, who for feveral Years had been affli&ted with an inveterate Scurvy, and reduced to a very dangerous State of Health, after trying feveral Remedies to no purpofe, is at laft perfeétly ...
... proper Dirtaions Sealed op, ay Mr. Monk. Printer, Wood, Pilaw. Shreollstry ; MetT. Taylor ami Co. Name. wide; Mr. Boolaeller, Livemeal I Mr. Maas, Muff. Berry, and C.s. Meneheder; Mr. Ray. Start feed; Mrs. Tharfian, ...
... a fon. May 4. At Balnaboth, the Hon. Mrs Ogilvie ot Clova, daughter. Deaths. April Edinburgh, L>avid Ruflell, of Mr John clerk to the fignet. a. At Perth, Samuel Stewart of Colleuchar, merchant. 3. At Aberdeen, Dr James Paterfon, one of the mioiftert ...
... By the KING’s PATENT. Maredant’s Antifcorbutic DR OPS. To the PUBLICK. I Was afflifted with the Scorvy to fo violent a Degree, that no Part of me was free froo Scabs or Blotches, not sven the Palms of my Hands and Soles of my Feet ; my Knees were allo ...
... By the KING’s PATENT. Maredant’s Antifcorbutic DR OPS. 7o tb» PURLICK, I Was aflited with the Scurvy to fo violent a Degree, that no Part of me was free from Scabs or Blotches, not even the Palms of my Hands and Soles of my Feet; my Knees were alfo fo ...
... By the King’s Pateént. Dr. Hinpe’s Nervous Powders and Drops, Improvement on Dr. LOW THER 's, HE fon of Mr. Diamond. Merchant Landon, about 21 years age, was affii a iong time with fevere mward Convuilions, Firs, and Faintings, which by frequent’attacks ...
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... mean Time may be had from Mr. Stelfox, in Sinderland, Mr. Worthington, in Altringkam, or the Owner, who will (hew the Premifes. This is to give NOTICE, THAT THE Old Stage LONDON WAGGONS, SET out from a Warehoufe, at the King*s-Arms in Dcanfgate, Mancheder ...
... Broad-Gate, Coventry; Mr, Coltman, Hinckley; Mr, Gree gory, Leicelter; Mr, Bakery, Tamworith; Meflrs. Peaifon and Rollafon, and Mr. Swinwey, Birmiogham; Mr. More gan, Lichfield; Mr, Harrod, Haiboroughs Melis. ...
... TO BE SOLD in Public Sale, at Mr. John Walker’s the Black Lion in King dr et, Whitehaven, on Friday the 24th of Septemoei intlant, The Good Brigantine BETS Y, (Capt. i'rancis Thwart) Burthen about |Vn« Wh built, and had thorough Repair ami new >ut five ...
... 22. At Edinburgh, in an advanced age, Mrs Oliphant, widow of Dr Charles Oliphant, physician the late King, and daughter of Sir John Young of Lenie. 22. At the old lodge near Fairmead-Bottom, upon Epping-foreft, aged 98, Harry Thompfon. had been Principal ...
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