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... 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 ' ...
... 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 ...
... had of Mrs Swijt, oppofire the Three Cupt Inn, in Oxford- Mr, Steveus, Booklellcr, Blcejle,- Mr. Bun, Shopkecptr’ in Banbury-, Mr. Richards, in Reading ; \( r Keating. Primer, at Stratford upon Hvm ; Mr. ’Henri Keating, Book Idler, at ...
... 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 ...
... Canterbury Mr. Ftftier Rochcfter, Mr. Hall at Tenterden, Mif) Dixon Deal, Mr. Silver at Margate, r «. Pike ford, Mr. Cronkat Sandwich, Mrs, Smith at Sittingbourn Mr. Walker Maidftone, ...
... on, The apartments and places which: he attends in for the reception of patients: —every Tuecfday at Mr. Trickey’s, Wokingham; every Wednefday at Mr. Brookman’s, neag the Crown, London-ftreet, Reading ; every Thurfday at Mifs Munt’s, Henley, Oxon; and ...
... Walfall ; Mr. ford; Mr. Shelton, T,,inv,•orth ; Mr, Hunt, Atherft,ne ; Mrs. Taylor, Kidderminfter ; Mr. Sharp, Warwick; Mr. Moak, Chefter ; Mr. Roe, Derby ; ...
... fold by Mr. Lacy, in Northampton, and his Shop in Wellingborough on a Mr. Wilcox, Towcelter, and his Shop Stony-Stratford ; Mr. Clay, in Daventry ; Mrs. Glover, at Kettering; Mrs. Blaby, Mr. Tookey, at Oundlc; ...
... Newgate, in t'.us Old Bailey; Mr. Printer, in Oxford; Mr. Sharf, Warwick; Meffit. Piercy and Jone«, Ptinteis, Dale End, Birmingham; Mr. Hereford ; Mr, How, Book feller, Great Marlow; and the Difitibutors this Paper. Th-‘ Patert Jefuit Drops arc univeriVHy ...
... s of Life. Dr. Batemen’s Golden and is. gd. and 3s. 6d. Plain Sp. of Scurvy Grafs, Dr. BoOock’s Cordial is. ThefamousPatent Ointment Dr. Stoughton’s Great Sto- which cures the Itch at once machick Elixir, is. drefling, without the lead Dr. Andcrfon’s ...
... To be had at our Warehoufe, the King's Arms, No. 45, oppofite to the Scflions-boufe, Old Baily, London, in Bott es at gs. and 25, 6d, each; and at Mrs. Upton's, in Weft- Orchard, Coventry, Where likewiie is to be had Dr, Warxer's Srxciric Purcing Remepy ...