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... being delivered to him, with reafonable Charges WILLIAM ROGERS is a tall, ftout Lad, about five Feet high, pitted with the SmallPoX j and bad on when he went awey, a black cut Wig, a brown Goth Coat, a green Waiftcoat, and att eld greafy Pair 0f Breeches ...
... Nir pf Breeches. •■ •*« - ' •'' '■' ' *•■' ■' ?? v H~ .'■■- ■ j RICHARD CARRIER, isa Qstnt, thick Lad*«mfc J*Ml##*i tht Small-Pox f.aftd _M on a ftriped Cotton Cap, a tight Co*, Mvo Waift- coat, an old Pair of gre*fy Leather Erceches, andVarn. Stockings ...
... Coat, a green Waiftcoat, and an eld gr^afy Pair of fireeches. RICHARD CARRIER is a fhorr, thick Lad, much pittpd with the Small-Pox ; and had on a liripcd .otton Cap, a light Coat, Mue Waift- coat, an oid P-iirof grcafy Leather Breechei, ar.d Vara Stockings ...
... Coat, a green Waiftcoat, and an eld grsafy Pair of Breeches. ?? RICHARD CARRIER is a fhort, thick Lad, much pitted with the Small-Pox ; and had on a ftriped Cotton Cap, a light Coat, blue Waift- coat, an old Pair of greafy Leather Breeches, and Yarn Sto ...
... liear of a good Place on eafy Terms. N.B. All letters fent to be poft-paid. NORFOLK, AYLSHAM, Feb. aB, 1749. WHereas the SMALL-POX has been lome Time here; w« have now the Pleafure to acquaint the Publick that it is cptirely ce.*n.'d,and tint no one Perfon ...
... hear of a good Placs on eafy Terms. N.B. All Letters fent to be poft-paid. NORFOLK, AYLSHAM, Feb. aB, 1749. WHereas the SMALL-POX has been lome Time here; We have how the Pleafure to acquaint the Publick that it is entirely ce.is'd, and tint no one Perfon ...
... Mediation of France. i, Letters from Copenhagen by Yefterday's Dntch Mail advife, that the Queen of Denmark is ill of the Small-Pox, but that it is a very good Sort, and ihe is as well as can be expected. See 11 9. 6. By Letters from the Hague we arc inform'd ...
... Reverend the Dean and Chapter of this Church. 9. V?e hear that the Queen of Denmark, who is now happily recovered from the Small-Pox, had the fame by Inoculation fomc Years ago. Gen. By. Pofl.— See D. to. Our Correfpondent at Paris acquaints us, that a Letter ...
... Mediation of France. 5 1 . Letters from Copenhagen by Yeftcrday's Dofch Mail advife, that the Queen of Denmark is ill of the Small-Pox, but that it is a very good Sort, and fhe is as well as can be expected. See H9. 6. By Letters from the Hague we are inform'd ...
... Reverend the Dean and Chapter of this Church. 9. We hear that the Queen of Denmark, who is now happily recovered from the Small-Pox, had the fame by Inoculation fomc Years ago. Cm. By. Poll.— Stt D 5. 10. Our Correfpondent at Paris acquaintl us, that a ...
... fays, her Majefty visas recover'd from her Indifpofition, which her Phyftcians had fuppofed to be the Forerunner ef the Small-Pox. Compare thefe Account* with Ds t nnd Hg, of laft Week. . 5. We .hear from Newcaftle, that a great Number of the Keelmen ...
... Gazette fays, her Majtfty was recover'd from her Indifpofition, which her Phjficiant had fuppofed to be the Forerunner of the Small-Pox. Compare thefe Accounts with DSt tind Hey, of lafi Week. 5. WeJiear from Newcaflle, that a great Number of the TCeelmen have ...