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... liowcls, in rheumatic, gouty, and nephrnd ; Ailments, Megrims, inveterate Head achs, I’Lsr.lijs i Peripocumenir*, Eryfipeias, Small-pox, all Kindsuf K{ vers, Chodcs, and all nervous Cafes; Uropfie*, Decays, and other Maladies.—Letter to,T. Pnor, tlq. irom ...
... tettify. T Diforders of long Sta are ws p leaiant as Sweetmeats) are the | Cakes hich in any Diflemper where Pur in is re yee Small-Pox, Meafles, Black or Ye J fire, tuch asthe dice, and give Eafe, in a very thort Time, in the moft vic and tacking Pai n of ...
... nvrlt eminent Natives af Gicat Britain and Ireland. A Vifiop, the Ncbiiityof Ireland. Remarks Inoculation and the Nature the Small-pox. Pride, the never failing Vice of Fool'. Anecdote* Voltaire. Anecdote of Mr. Foote. Adventures an artvabk-Qurauâs nolo ...
... for turning our the odious Coalition.” An Impollor, about five Feet eight Inches high, th;n Pace, and much pitied with the Small-pox, has been foliciting Charity from Houfe to Houle thefe three Months pall j fotnetimes for Family in great Dillrefs, at others ...
... agreeable Flavour to a Room, or any public Place; and its penetrating and difeutient Effluvia is a certain Preventative from the Small-pox, Mealies, and every Kind of infectious Diforder ; in fhort, confidering the many hidden Diforders we arc liable to, n« one ...
... Flavour to a Room, or any public Place and by its penetrating and difeutient Effluvia is a cet tain Preventative from the Small-pox, Meafles. and every Kind mfedious Dtforder ; in Ihort, confideting the many Diforders are liable to, one is really lafe without ...
... agreeable Flavour a Roo>p, or any public Place ; and ■ its penetrating and difeutient Effluvia : ta;n Preventative from the Small-pox, and every Kind of infeclious D’forder ; in ihorl, coufidejing the Dtfordets we are liable to, one i> really fafe without ...
... Years, five Feet nine Inches and Half high, grey Eyes, fwarthy Complexion, dark brown ftiorr Hair, a little pitted with the Small-pox, ftout and well made, by Occupation Miner, born in Kilmaifthomas, Co. Waterford, and cnlifted by Col. Talbot lyth January ...
... , make a very vvhiinfical Figure. Paris la-main, April ;. The Duke Chartres and his Sllter, who were inoculated for the Small-Pox, are both out of Danger; but notwithftanding the.Sneed's they have met with, the Public in general are extremely averfe to ...
... Cakes (which are as pleafant as Sweermeats) are the Phy fick yet known in any Diflemper where Pu tgin is re (uch as the Small-Pox, Meafles, Black or { ellow J: dice, and give Eafe, in a very thort Time, in the moft vic and racking Pain of the Cholick ...
... eminent Natives of Br ruin and Ireland. A Vrfion, addreded lo ihc Nobility ot Ireland. on [nneulaiioh and the Nature of the Small-pox. Pride, the never failing Vice of Fool*. Anecdotes of Voltaire. Anecdote Mr. Foote, Adventures of amiable Corato's no left ...
... away any Scum and Bloodthed, jx ftant good Temper, The taid Water is be infetiiblc ne ‘and flvengthening the Eyes after the Small-pox, fiiti Tr. et fH), gio. Be pipe 9 baw 7 i t- a few } ds mites after ufing. Several after uhn 1g & Lotile » of ‘aid Water ...