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... BURFORD OLD RACES. S the Town of Burford is epidemically afftifted by the Small-Pox, the neighbouring Subferibers, in C'onfideration of publick Safety, have thought proper to pollponethe Races for this Year. —In Confequence of this Refolution (fo unf ...
... SEXTON’S POWDER, For the SMALL-POX and FEVERS; HAVING merited the Public Attention, from mcontdbhlc Proofs of it’s Succcfs, in Hundreds Cafes in Families of Ui(iin£liotl and the grcateft Reputation, makes it almoft i;cedlefs to mention their fuperior ...
... proper Allowance will be made to the Gentlemen of the Faculty, or thofe who buy them to fell again. SEXTON'S POWDER, the SMALLPOX and FEVERS; HAVING merited the Public Attention, from inconteftahle Proofs of it’s Succefs, in Hundreds Cafes in Families ...
... running Hand, a good Arithmetician, has been ufed to Book.keeping in a Coimtry Way, and alfo ia other Employments; has had the Small-pox, would be glad to ferve any Gentleman or Tradefman in any Capacity that he may be deemed qualified for; has no Objection ...
... greateft Reputation, makes it almoft necdlefs to mention their fuperior Excellence in the Cure of that dreadful Diftemper the Small-pox, which by this Medicine is rendered no more dangerous than any common Eruption, being poflefled with that fpecifick Virtue ...
... of this Payer. Letters (Poft-paid ) duly anfwcred. The Lottery begins Drawing the 13th November. SEXTON’s POWDER, For tht SMALLPOX and FEVERS; HAVING merited the Public Attention, from Proofs it’s Succcfs, in Hundreds of Cafes in Families of and the greateft ...
... Number of VV Peribns were deterred Tom going to the FAIRS and MARKETS at BURFORD in the County of Oxford, hy Reafon of the Small-Pox that raged there: His Grace the Duke of Marlborough, Months fmee, for the Safety and Convenience of thofe People whofc Butinefs ...
... BURFORD OLD RACES. AS the Town Bur ford is epidemically afllifted by the Small-Pox. the neighbouring Sub(cribers, in Conftderation of publick Safety, have thought proper to poll pone the Races for this Year—Jn Confequence of this Refolution (fo unfortunately ...
... proper Accommodation of the Company. The Poor of Burford having been rendered great Objefls of Charity, by the raging of the Small-Pox, which has proved fo fatal at that Place, a few Days ago a Subfciip* tion was laudably fet Foot in this City, and fupported ...
... bed of Purges tt cleanfe the Body of all grofs and vicious Humours contracted had Drinking, Surfeits, Colds, Meades, or Small-Pox. It defiroys all Mao* ner of Worms in Children or grown Perfons, gives in tb* Cholick, expels Wind, and cures the Scurvy ...
... beft of Purges I clcanfe the Body of all grofs and vicious Humours contradled haiii Drinking, Surfeits, Colds, Mcaflcs, or Small-Pox. deflroys all Manner of Worms in Children or grown Perfons, gives [relent in the Cholick, expels Wind, and cures the Scurvy ...
... Freehold. Enquire of Mr. Thomas Walker, Town-Clerk of the faid City Oxford. Borough of Eurjkam, H'orceferfjire. I WHEREAS tic SMALL-POX lorâ fcvcral Months lall part, hath been withiii the Borough : W therefore, the Mayor, Jullices of the Peace. Minillers ...