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... plaintiff's Counfel. Mr. Erlkinc concluded, by faying, was impoffible they COUiJ maintain the action. Except Mr. Burkes celebrated work, perhaps no publication has ever had an aftoniihing fale Nature's Assistant to the Restoration of Health, by Dr. Hod fon, of ...
... , For the Truth of this, engnire at Mr. Gibton’s, No. 7, or at Mr. Breome’s, in Hatton-flreet, Hol- born; at Mr. Taberrer's » Grocer, in Flatcon-flreet, and at Mrs. Biara’s, in Claiges-theet. Mrs, Mary Lute. at ...
... variety preparations., even an imitation of Mr. Newbeiy's fignaturc, are ditfeminatcd the riders and agents of the venders of drugs, againft ouc of whom a Verdict has been lately obtained the Court of King's Bench. The genuine Powder is fold only Francis ...
... Dokalo, of a feorbutic fqu° re '* atte^e ...
... with ufual Allowances; and by Mr. Roe at Alton 3 Mr. Seely, Buck- ingham Mr. Martin, Guildford ; Mr. Smith and Co, Mar}. borongh 5 Mv. Jackfon and Ca. Oxterd > Mr Wiliis, New. bury; Mr. Biakeney, Windfor; ...
... Smart and Cowlbdr, Reading ; Willis and Fuller, Newbury Mr. Collins, Salifbury ; Mr. Haasrd, Bath ; Mr. Harold, Marlborough Mr. Almond, Abingdon Mr. BUkeney, Windfor Mr. Crutt* •well, Wokingham ; ...
... fome much fypsrior any p'htment. Sdd retail Smait ar.d Reading; Mr. Boult, Egh'am : Mr. Fulle-, Newbury ; Mr. Harold, and Mr. Wells, Marlborough; Mr. Smith, Devises; Mr. Cripps, Abingdon end ...
... Particulars, enquire of Mr. in Andover, Mr. the Tenant. TO be LETT from Michaelmas 1777, A Meffuage, Farm and Lands, called Mortimer Little Park, containing about 325 Acres of Arable, Meadow and Pafture, now in the Occupation of Mr. William Baker, fituate ...
... Belle Iile.—King Edgar the Great, rowed down the river Dee in his royal barge, by eight tributary kings.—Burning the Orphan at Henry taking the crowa from the pillow of bis father Henry 1V.—King Alfred the Great, making a code of laws,—-King Charles II ...
... place to place; Mr. Riddle's Tipple Cyder, a fpeedy filley, won the Catterickbridgc Sivcepftakcs, beating 7 others, one mile; Mr. Thomas Hutchinfon's filley Alexis, won 3 times out of and Mr. Baker's filley won times. From thefe proofs King Fergus is far ...
... Mr. John Hooper, filvcr-rmith, o.t Wii.chciicr, Mis. of St. Croft.- DitD. Mrs. Rev. Dr. CornewalT.'dean of'Canterbury.ââAt LVal, in yejrr, Admiral Bray . At Greenwich, agtrf».7, the Rev. Robert -IViicha'd', jun. College, Oxford. The Rev. Hubert Wells ...
... the houfe moll agreeable to each Subscriber. Subscriptions arc received by Mr. Packer, Minfter-dreet. Tickets to had oS Mr. Clagget, Patentee Sor the above improvement, at Mr. Orion's, Forbury. Boxes 3s. Pit 2s. Gallery is. great variety Mufic will be ...