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... Refined Oil, to take fumptions, &c. is. 6d. Dr. Bateman's Golden . ' 0 10 Scurvy Graf!, as. Bailey Shoe Cakes, 6d. and . _ and is. Dr. Bolderfon's never failing Worm Story's Ditto, is, Dr. Boflock and Squire's 0 1 1 Dr. Stoughton's Great Stomach Elixir, is ...
... “MARRIED, Abraham efq; lieutenant of the ga or king’s own regiment of Aun Cam, the ¢idett daughter of Dr. of Rev, Themes Ward, Mo dary ef Cheiter, to Mifs Bayley, oO f r-—The pe a ninnd rrers, of Cheri» toa, Hants, to Mifs Youngy Of Old daugh- ter af ...
... cl'uf, Mr J. Bland ; Norfolk, Mr Hallion ; Lieutenant of the Tower, Mr Charteris ; Blunt, Mr Davis ; Tyriel, Mr Smith; And Earl of Richmond, Mr JONES. Lady Anne, Mrs W I L M O T - ...
... Likewjfe Mr. Fifner, Bodkfcller, at Rocheftsr, Mr, Hall Tenterdcr., Mifs Dixon at Deal, Mr. Silver Margate, Mrs. Pike Alhford, Mr. at Sardwieh, Mrs. Smith at Sittiagbourn, Mr. ...
... Bottle; alfo Mr. Rowe, High-lfreet, Margate; Mr. Burgefs, Cooking and Son, Sandwich Mr. Long, Deal; Mr. Ledger, Dover; Mr. Purdy, Folkftone; Mr. Neve, Hithe; Mr. Bayly, Aihford; ...
... Printer of this Paper; Mr Binns, undMt. Edwards, Bonk fellers at Hali- fax; Mr In bank, at Elland: Mr Me-iirt. at Wakefield j Mr.SeolfitW, »t Rochdale) Mr. Smith, at Bradford ; Mr 11 n , at Barnfley 1 ...
... the Old-IJailcy j hy Mr. Jackfon, Printer, in Oxford ; Mr. Sharp, Warwick; MelFra. and Jnnca, Printers, in Dalc-F.nd, Birmingham Mr. Badham, Hereford Mr. How, Rook idler, in Great Marlow; and by the Diftnbutors ot this Paper. The Patent Jefuit Drops are ...
... the King’s Patent, Dr. HINOE’s Nervous Powders and Drops. Improvement on Dr. LOW TH ER’s. • CASE. TH E Son of Mr. Hart, Diamond Merchant, London, about 21 years of age, was afflicted a long time with fever* inward Convultious, Fits, and Faintings, which ...
... the Morning Chronicle, accufing Dr. Buchan, among other things, of dogmatism, ignorance, and inhumanity. Mr. Mingay made very fpeech for Mr. Swainfon. After obferving that he had nothing to lay againft the chaiacter of Dr. B. he told a ftory of an Irifhinan ...
... gthc-n relaxed habits, ate extremtly plea-1 mr, and may be at all times eith r fex without any nfincmcnt. public may be allured they have thef - efl’edls. They are in p.ircelj of 6s. and js. Ennlif! , each, Mr. Siikock’s in Skinner-row, and where life in ...
... House in the King® v Late in of Lady eil Enquire of Mr. Thomas Mr. JOHN Ford, n in ihe City of Bath. ictf, FURNISH'D or UNFU*,, And Entered on at | The DWELLING-! 1 y Of the late Charles Hold e Hampton, about e tr ! With pleafant Gardens, well ■ { k ' ...
... By the KING's PATENT. DR. LOWTHER's and Dr. HINDE'S NERVOUS POWDERS and DROPS. Years fuccefstul Admipifiration, and n-on;.a public Asteftations of Cures (from Perfons of and- Probity) in a great Variety of Nervows Dilcfi confirm their fuperior Efficacy ...