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... thst important Prac- tice to prefent Time. Dedicated (by i'ermillion} to His Giace the Duke ol M.\lioouch, PreUdent of the Small-Pox Hoifiul- By JAM liS HUNT, 1.a0i.1. At Burfoed, in Oxfordflirt, Some Yean ftnet- a Pupil to Cxfar Hawlins, Efq; Serjeai: Surgeon ...
... in a private Family, â A Perfon of light Weight, to drive a Poft-Chaifc, who has been ufed to the Bufinefs, has had the Small-Pox, can wait at Table, and do any other Work he is ordered. An unexceptionable Character from his laft Place will be ex- ?? ...
... extremely delicate. And it is more than probable that thit IW- drr, hv taking off the Acrimony, will prevent pitting to the Small-Pox, Puce xt. 6d, By the King's Authority, Tbis Day was publijtid y ' . A New E d iti on, Carefully CorrtSlcd and Enlarged, of ...
... which have for more than 40 Years, with uncommon Succefs, been given in all Fluxes, Spitting of Biood, Confumptions. Agues, Small-Pox, Meafles, Colds, Coughs, and Pain! in the Limbs and Joints * they put off even the moft violent Fever even in, the wo*ft ...
... have for more than 40 Years, With uncommon Succefs, been given in all Fluxes, Spitting of Blood, Confumpti _ns, . Agnes, Small-Pox, Meafles, Colds, Coughs, and Pain- in the Limbs. and Joints; they put off even the moft violent Fever even in the worft Cafes ...
... Genuitu Britilh Oil foe Wounda, ra. Dr. Katlt/ifi't famoua Purging Eliair; being the beg Purifier of the blood alter the Small-Pox, Be. It the Dropfy, Scurry, Itch, and all old Seres, nr break, mgt-ont whatfiueer, (aa Tbmtfonda bam mptrfantnd) Price i ...
... W all Deformities of the Skin, Trt. NE j*T £»• Xt'S-fT*™, Morpheas, Sun. ?? Burn, Scurf, Pincfles, and Red* nei's of the Small-pox. Jt alters red and rough Hands, is admirable in Sharing, comforts the Brain and Nerves, prevents catching Cold, and is of ...
... that Prcls Warrants are brought down hither; nay (bme have given out that there was a J rds Gang in the Town . and that the Small-Pox is in the laid Town : We do hereby certify that all thcie Re- ports arc without any Manner of Foundation. Henry Harding, ...
... contrails with Parifties on the moft reafbnahle terms; and attends, or takes to his houfc at Broughton, Pcrfbns with the natural Small-Pox, whom he treats in a new method. N. B. ff any Company of Patients prefer the Crofts to the Broughton-Hoofe, Mr. Southam will ...
... ? . VXfANTED, for ?? to a JJSLy Baker, in a large Town, a ftout healthy 4l /Lad, who is well inclined, and has had the Small-Pox. Letters, Poft paid, dire&ed' to the Printer of this Paper, j|tfy_e^ly&nlwerf*U * 4ULT HEREAS was ?* found at the Quarter ...
... Ufe) Walh-Ball.^/ ajl efo ™ ties of the Skin ' ?? *f '» Kng-Worms, Morpheas, Sun. Burn, Scurf, Pimples, and Red neis 01 the Smallpox. It altars red and toujA Hands, is admirable in Shaving, comforts the Brain and Nerves, prevents catching Cold, and is of ...
... Tiuflecs of Mordcn college, for repairing or ornamenting the chapel, 3COI. To Chrifl’s hofpital, St. Thomas’s hofpital, and the Small-pox hofpital, 5001. each. And fevcral pecuniary legacies and annuities to particular perfons and his fervants. the faid Lord ...