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... To the CLERGY. DR. TRUSLER's Address the Clergy, may had gratis, by writing lo Mr. Burns, No. 9, Cecil-ftreet, Strand, London (pert paid.) One-hundied and thirteen numbers of his publication of Sermons for the Pulpit, (one (hilling each) arc now published ...
... drops ate atfo fold by O. Se.l*, the Ca«,i in Salisbury t Mr. I.inden, Sonthampron : Mr bolt, Druggift, at WinchcOcr; Uife at Ntt» ’ lllc of Wight; Mr. Snell, rorlfmouth; Mr. Audover ; and by Mr. Cvanfton, at Alton. '1 None are genuine, but ...
... The Bathing f,d. Gil, is. Improved Daffy's Elixir, is. 3d. Dr. Batermn's golden and plain a bottle. Spirits of Scurvy Grafs, is. Dr. Boftcck's Cordi?.!, is. 3d. Dr. Stoughton's Great Stoma- Dr. Purg. Elixir, is. chic Elixir, is. Squire's Grand 'Elixir ...
... warehoufe, the King's Arms, Nos 45, oppolite to the Old Bailey, in bottles, at ss and 28. 6d each; and at Sealy and Hodfon’s, on the Canal, Salifbury. Where likewife may be had, Dr. Walker's Specific Purging Remedy, at2s, pot. —— é sO, — To Mr. NORTON, Surgeon ...
... of the Receiver-Generalls office in the Cuftom-houfe, London.—At Winchcfter, Mrs. King, widow Mr. Berrington King, late Head Surgeon of the County Hofpital there.—At Poole, Mr. John Pike, merchant.—At Duriley in Gloucerter/hire, in his 99th ...
... price t2s. bound, LETTERS of Baron Secretary of and Preceptor to Legation to the King of Ferdinand, &e. Containing anec- dotes of the P ruiliaa Court for the 20 years. Mr. HOOPER. Trapflated from the German by Alfo, J. The Works of . De er plates Yranflated ...
... virtue of the King's Royal patent, trie Tindhirc Dr. Hoopers male Pills. True and genuine Britid* Oil. Dr. Stoughton's Circat Stomachic Elixir. —■ Dr. Anderfon or the True Scots Pills. Dr. Godfrey’s Cordial. The Original Daffy’s F.lixir. ...
... medicinal way. -'Wtjl ,N. 8., Some perfans, (till continue tp advert!& 5 upon the deaph Mr. Turlioetou thev feffed ofthe receipt for making the abo.ve W are grpfs impactions, Mr. Turlington make known nis method of preparing it to™ ? but to William Wray, his ...
... in Salitbury. him; Mr. Smith, Marlborough; Mr. Tory, Winborne; Paticnts, requefing advice, are defired to Nie. R Woolidge, Shatteibury; Mr. Burrongh, De» Mr. Newholr, Win- ters (poft prid) to Dr. Ryley, at No. in the 3 ...
... option of his Grace’s) void by the death of the Rev. Mr. Snow, worth scol. per annum. And the Rev. Dr. Hinde, Reétor of St. Anne’s, Weitt- miofter, and Chaplain to the Bifhop of London, fucceeds Dr. Burton, as Secretary to the Scciety. Guovcesrer, May ...
... of au act of parlia- ment pafled in the twelfth year of of his pre King George the Third, intitled, Az af for the relief of infolvent debtors, and for indemnifying the Marfoal of the King's Bench prifon from profecutions at law for certain efcapes from ...
... ever adotned a monthly publication, rcprcfcoting the celebrated Mrs. Hartley, of ovent Gaitico theatre, in the much-.admircd character of Elfrida, Mrs. Matlocks as one of the Chorus, and Mr. Hull in the character Edwin, relating the fall of Athelwold, with ...