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... attend any i~e:tor- :n rh.- Small-Pox IPSWICH,- September. 3. , 77 . IT7hF.REAS the Trade ol :his Town has r V tor some Tirr.e ?? h.-cn ?? ?? hy Nwm- b.r-eol ?? being hi ought into the ?? to be ino- culated with the Small-pox, and to he mined in the Coowe ...
... Sold hv :ua. Boaisfsllcrs is Town 3J.JI Counts^ June 3, 1756. UPON the strictest Enquiry made of the present State of the SMALL-POX in BECCLES, this Day, it appears to be in Two Houses only. Signed by tbe Vicar, Church H r ardens, &c. as before. Wanted ...
... Mr. Speoner, Shoemaker, in Ipfwich. â : »- « _* fc SERVANT. WANTED, a capable Servant as Foot ma if; who has had the Small-pox. M^ P T en A t^-° Ubl^ !_ ,c . muft h »« an undeniable Cha- rafter as to Abilities, Sobriety, aod Diligence Enquire at ...
... Manningtree aforefaid, fliail for their Honefty and Troubl. have Ten Guineas Reward A Steady, careful Servant (who has had the Small-Pox> *-_ is wanted, to look after two Saddle-Horfes, and wait at Tahl/ n reqir.d Fam y * A ma Ckarafter f ð r *** and ...
... named James Stewart, about 14 Years of Age, finall of Stature, fair Complexion, thin viffag'd, a little mark'd with the Small-Pox: Had on when he went away a ftriped Flannel Jacket, double breafted, with Hooks and Eyes ; a new Felt Hat, a Pair of light ...
... are hereunder written, notice. That there will be 'FAIR held in the fold parifh, on Monday next, upon'the account of tke Small-pox being in many of the adjacent pariflrej. J. CHURCH, RcOor. HUGH GREEN, . . J. LUNG LEY, Churchwardens. JOHN ANDERTON,7 ~ ...
... and ail reafonabie Charges. The faid William Augur is about forty Years of Age* of a fwarthy Complexion, pitted with the Small-Pox; about five Feet fix Inches high ; and, when he went away, had on a dark-brown Wig Itis fuppofed he went to Foulnefs Ifland ...
... Penrice, Surgeon, of Harlestow in Norfolk, having induftrioufly propagated a Report that he has left off inoculating for the Small-Pox at St. Margaret's South elm ham, he finds it neceflary to inform the Public, that this is abfolutely falfe : Mr. Penrice ...
... Waiftcoat, a black Pair of Worfted Ph_h Breeches, feventeen Years of Age, pal. Com- plexion, brown Hai , pire. with the Small-Pox, about five Feet, five Inches hisjb. Whoever entertains or employs the feid Appren- tice, fhall be profecuted as the Law ...
... and a half high, well made, of a frefk Complexion, with fhort dark-brown Hair, black Eyes, and is much marked with- the Small-Pox 5 he had on, when he deferted, a white Fuftian Frock with large white Buttons, a dark-brown. Waiftcoat, and black 3reeehes ...
... COLCHESTER, May I*, , 76z . H 5 Plaice of bringing People out of the Coontry into L this Town, to be inoculated for tha Small-Pox, beine very prejudicial to tbi ' Townjn many Refpea,, but efpecially to the Trade thereof? and as by rfus Praftjce the Dftemper ...
... 9. 1773. WE whofe Names are under-written do cer- tify, that, to the beft of our Knowledge, oniy Eleven Perfons have the SMALL-POX in this Town. â -No one nearthe Market-Place. JOHN DEEKS, â¢% THOMAS BEETENSON,/. TOSEPH DOWNES, 'VSw^V. JAMES MONTEATH ...