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... 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- ...
... for the rheumitifm, f.iiitic, colds &c. 1 s.^ — Dr Hooper's Female Pills, 1 s.—Schwan- t ir'-'s Liquid Shell for ilie ftone and gravel, 2 s. 6 d.— Dr Frannee's famous Strengtiiening Elixir, 1 s. 6 d. — Dr B dder- f.one's famous Worm Cakes, 12 for 1 s.— ...
... SKETCH cfthe LIFE of Ihe Rev. Dr DODD. C^ REAT calamities operate forcibly or. the human heart ; JC every degree ot mifcry excites proportionable compaf- Gon ; but the extremes of wrctcli-ednci's take immediate and full poficifion of all the fympathy ...
... Evening, December jo, will he ptxTcated, The FIRST PART of KING HENRY IV. Sir John rrdfrafTe, Mr Vv 1 i.KINSON. Prince of Walts, Mr GAtJTHERLEY. Kiiiv, Mr SMTI i-:. And Ifotfpur, Mr WOODS. Lady l'ercy, Mrs HI ...
... fell .again; and by It. Fleming ;.t the- Crofs, aud Mr Yair in the Parliament-clofc, Edinburgh ; by Mr Stalker at Glafgow, Mr Morrifon at Perth, Mr LittleJ John at Stilling, Mr Lefley at Aberdeen, and by Mr ...
... gave this as a reafon for my tU willingnefs to afe Dr Brooke this favour ; and told Mrs Rudd, that I conceived the fum wanted was more htn the Doctor had to lend. — Mrs Rudd then allured c {he knew Dr Brooke had many Air bank bonds by litn and that he ...
... Tron-church, Mr Fleming in the Old Fiili-m-rket dole, and Mrs Yair in the Parlia men t-cl.ife, Edinburgh; ty JMr Stalker at Glafgow, Mr Morrife.il at Perth, Mr Littlej hn at Stilling, M.l.. fiie at Abr- deen, Mr Nieol at Dundee, ...
... Original Anecdote ofi Mr G.tahtict?. SOON after Mr Garrick had removed from Goodniin's- fields to the winter theatre, a lady of the lirft falhion be- came violently in iovc with him. She was poflefled of great beauty, rallied to many ;,i.nlies ofdiftinclion ...
... difpute- before the- Scots court: — lt feems Mr Digges had become fur ety for Mrs Bellamy in a debt diic by her to Dr Baillie, for j which the Doflor give hini a charge to make payment. Of this charge Mr Digges obtained fufpenfion; and laft I y.-ar, ...
... afterwards fent to King James in France). In the confeffion, the faid Sir George Hewit (who had been made a Lord by King William) begged pardon of God and King James, for his difloyalty nnd rebellion ; and declared in it, that the night before King James went ...
... by Mr JEFFERSON, (CounfeUor of Portugal), MrWEBB, ■Ribero (leader of the confpiracy) Mr MIELS, . ?? Mr Smith ; Roderic, Mr Chnrteiis ; Antonio, Mr ?? a ; Ramitez, Mr llolloconibe ; Ccrea, ...
... conliderable fervice. On Mr. Woodward's return to England, he was in- ftantly engaged by Mr. Garrick, as a ?? fupport to eftabliih him in the management of Drury-Lane, which hs had at that time piirchafed inconjunftlon with Mr. Lacey ; that great manager ...