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... 13. At Dumfries, Mr Charles Mercer mathematician. 17. At Glasgow, Dr John Gordon, physician. 21. Mr John Colquhoun, minister at Bal- Qernock, of an apoplexy, of which he expired in a few minutes. 21. At Park, near St Andrew's, after a tedious illness ...
... to Dr James Hunter of Montfold, in Edinburgh. l 9 At Edinburgh, Mrs Elifabeth Loch, Anftruther, relidt of Mr George Loch, in Edinburgh. *0. At Shillinglee Park, Suffex, Anne Winterton, leaving twelve .children, l * fens and fix daughters. She was the ...
... 13- At Dumfries, Mr Charles Mercer midiematician. '7- At Glafgow, Dr John Gordon, phyucian. *r. Mr John Colquhoun, minifter at Bal- Qernock, of an apoplexy, of which he expired in a few minutes. «• Park, near St Andrew's, after tedious illnefs, Norman ...
... Anecdote of the late Dr ??? E was many y ear IS , i at Greenwich 0 mourift, and of warn fl of his profeflion are the common peop |e th' ? foretelling events. '' poor • . t c>tI\y1\y had been robbed at 3 (,!• J eel of linen, to her; I .' W to pay for ...
... practice had been lately revived; and in 1756, the univerfity of Edinburgh offered to inveft him, and Mr Wi/hart, Mr Kay, Mr Macqueen, Mr Dick, and Mr Macknight, with the fcarlet of Doctors Divinity. This mark their cfteem it would have been ...
... At L xbridge, aged 104, Jefleries, a farmer of that placc. Invergordon, Mrs Helen Weir, lifter to Lady Gordon. 15. At Perth, Mrs Richardlbn Spring- Held. 15. At Hermanflown, Mrs Katharine Walkinfhaw, fpoufe J ...
... At L xbridge, aged 104, Jefleries, a farmer of that placc. Invergordon, Mrs Helen Weir, lifter to Lady Gordon. 15. At Perth, Mrs Richardlbn Spring- Held. 15. At Hermanflown, Mrs Katharine Walkinfhaw, fpoufe J ...
... repeated and ftrenuous exertions as frequently procured them the diftinguifhed approbation of your Majefty, of the late King, King, and of Parliament, doubted not but that they fhould be permitted, with the reft the empire, to fhare in the bheffings of ...
... A character of the present King of Sweden. AdoXphus 111. King of Sweden, is now entering into the year his age, and has performed already more important aftions than half the Kings Europe befide. If tht future part of his life fhould be marked with plans ...
... Esiretttfram Dr King'.' Letter Tn the Right Rev. the Lord j Hi/fiop «/r>nr_B3, csntaining Jtr.-ie Cbfervatismt en ths Cli- I 'fiy XI- oSIA (fays tiio writer) is a country fo rifing and _ou- _\ ri.l.ing ur.der the anfptces of the prtfent reigning Sove- ...
... nephew, the eideft of Philip Thickneffe, Efq; 14. Edinburgh, Mrs man, fpoule to John Hope merchant iit that city. 15. At Deptford, aged jor, Mrs Singleton, a widow lady. aS. At Edinburgh, Mrs Anna Young, fpoufe to John MoncreifF 1 Efq; writer in Edinburgh ...
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