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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 ...
... with proper Dire@tions fealed up, by Mr. Monk, Printer Chefter Ww Printer, ; Mc. Taylor aad Co. wich; Mr. Gore, Bookfetler, Li Mr. Bancks, Wate Meff. Berry, ane Co, M 3 Mr. Ray, Stafe poe pa tse Therftan, Wolverhimton; Mr. Myles Swianey, ...
... 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 ...
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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 ...
... DIED.] The Rev. Dr. Sumner, Mailer of Harrow- School, nephew to the Rev. Dr. Sumner, Provoft of King's College, Cambridge— Capt. Vernon, of the Horie Guards Blue, brother to Lady Grofvenor. — Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon, a maiden Lady at Harwich ; faid to have ...
... By the KING's PATENT. | DR. LOWTHER’s and Dr., HINDE's: NERVOUS I:QWDERS and DROPS, Many Years fuccefsful Adifipiftration, and numerovs candid’ public_Attestations of Cures (from Perfons of Ditinétion and. Probity) in, a great Variety of Nervous Diforders ...
... Yorkftiire, piocuied Mr. Terringtcn, Hull, . Mr. Pearce, L'dbury, Hertfordfbire, loco lo Mi, Benham, Kinefton, Surrey, » ■ ■ joco To a club Ipfwich, by Mr. Hogg, Mr. Crow, at Plymouth, , .. Mr. Worfdale, Nottingham, . . .JO 00 ...
... married at Upper Deal, Mr. Richard Verrier, to Mifs Mary Bennett, both of that place. Thurfday was married at Hythe, the Rev. Mr. Tom-nay,' Mr. J. Raifbeck, to Mifs Brown, both of that place. Thurfday was married by the Rev. Mr. Johnfon, Mr. ...