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... in Wirkfworth, Mr. Howorth* Grocer and Druggift at Ha I lif ax, Mr. Bent» Bookfeller at Barnefiey; Mr. Bt ngley, at Rotberbam-, Mr. Calow, and Mr. Brad- ley, Shopkeepers at Chefterfield; Mr. C L I F F O E D , ...
... Dr. GOERGSLENNER, PHYSICIAN and OCULIST, from Lon don ; who lately arrived in DERBY, continues with his ufual Succefs, to cure all the different. Diforders and Complaints belonging to the Eyes and Eye-Lids, &c. and restores thofe 'Perfons who are blind ...
... DR. GOERGSLENNER, Phyfician & Oculift, From London, Wishes to inform the Public in general,, and the Afflicted in particular, that he is arrived at Leicester, (from Not- tingham) where his Refidence will be for a confiderable Time. Dr. Goergslenner is ...
... DR. GOERGSLENNER, Phyfician & Oculift, From London, WisHES.to inform the Public in general, and the Afflicted in particular, that he is arrived at Leicester, (from Not- tingham) where his Refidence will be for a considerable Time. Dr. GoERGstENNER is ...
... Breafl and Lungs &c. is. _d. Dr. Anderfo'n'/ Grana Angelica, or True Scott's Piils, feakd with th Doßor's Head between C. D. Is, tbe Box, round Or oval. • Dr. Bateman'/ Golden and Plain Spirits of ' Scurvey-Grafs, is. Dr. Baker'/ Balfam, which ajfuredly ...
... Fire broke out at Mr* Oldham's, Cheefemonger, at RatclilF-Crofs, which con- -rfemed the fame with the Siockin 7 Trade and Furniture; the Family narrowly efcaped : The Houfes of Mr. PellCr, Peruke-Maker, the Turk's Head Taphoufe, and Mr* Crump's, Ironmonger ...
... Derby; Mrs. Bott, and Mr. Watnwrigh . in Buxton; Mr. Hadfield, in Caftleton ; Mr. Taylor, in Wirkfworth; Mr. Robinfbn, in Belpar; Mr» *Kniveton, in Leek; Mr. Terry, in Burton; ...
... KING'S MESSAGE. GEORGE R. THE Ambaffador of the King of Spain having delivered a Paper to Lord Vifcount Weymouth, and fignified that he has received Orders from his Court, immediately to with- draw from this Country ; his Majefty has judged it neceffary ...
... ANECDOTES of Dr. JOHNSON. ijt [From the Life of Mr. Lackincton, bookfeiler.] 'THE Doctor, whofe extreme fosidnef s for that agreeable beverage Tea, is well known, was once in company with a number off ladies affemblrsd to partake with him of fhe fame ...
... ift, Mr. Moorley of Chaddefiicn, Pott's Delc^rc io 6 3d, Mr. Frolt, Derby, Cordon's Cbampiun of Engbnd - - - - - 76 3d, Mr. Moorleji's, Regulator - - > 50 ift, Mr. Bowman of Mclborne, Brown's King 10 6 2d, Mr. ...
... HALF. * %* Subscriptions are received at Mr. Da vies Bookfel- ler in Ruffel-Street, Covent Garden, Mr. Fidler, at the Falcort at Cbefterfield, Mr. Sam. WhiTe, at AJbford, Mr. Creswell, Printer ac Nottingham, Mr. Whitehurst Watch-Wfcker, and ...
... Bowel's of Infants, preferable to any Cordials, is. fid. the Bottle. Dr. Hooper's well known Female Pills, 4.0 in a Box, fir ii. 1 ' Dr. Fraunce's Female ftreiitrth'ning Elixir, is. fid. , Dr- Chafe* Relbrative balfamic Pills, for the Curecf Afthma- ■ 'tick ...