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... Thighs thicker than in Proportion; one his Knees inclining inwards; he has a Sallow Complexion, and his Face pitted’ by the Small-Pox ; fung remarkab pleafing ‘in the Ballad-finging Stile; has black, bushy Hair; born and bred in Jameftown, in the County of ...
... inherent Virtue in the Irifti; —and I remember but two Species Charity in all Europe, which arc not adopted here, namely, a Small-Pox Hofpitil, for both the natural Way and Inoculation, in London, and a Provifion for the poor Blind, as the the Vingt at Paris ...
... realonable Terms, 0! Sparrow in Clatendon-ftreet, where the Keys msy had.—N. B. Mr. Sparrow continue? to inoculate for the Small-pox as ufual, and was the lirll who introduced inW luccefstul Pradlice into, this City and Kingdom. TO be let, Windy Arbour, ...
... mils the agreeable Surprize t° ...
... Elizabeth Sweny is milked with the Coach houle and S.*ol.ng, 1, .q • , . Colle4>ion made tor the Support of the Chanty Mr inland Smallpox, middle fized, her Right Eye to oblerved lawyer Gentleman. Stent en School that Ptace. :• '*\ .. -l to be let the PalTige ...
... marked I'l the to Fiie,.acute Rheoraalilms, and the Small Pox. Puce I.tint-Itone, Gravel, and other Manuies, many with the Small-pox, had on him, when he made his Elprniis Li Iti» Tcll p u-0 4, ,u,l. lor each a*, the Packet. Places. may heient in Writing ...
... informed, from good Authority, mat eK> b ~n | v ] ~ . ,. Bntilh Crown each Perlon. i ELaady, . eimfelf too weak to the Re- Small-pox turn out a very bad Sort, and that t The Riebt Hon the Earl Farnharm, Mr. and Mrs. TO THE PUBLIC. d . ReTnLemeut. are but ...
... Leefion- 5 Feet 6 Inches.high, light made, black haired and tied now inhabited Jchn Hobfon, behind, a little marketfwitr Small-pox, 1 f> ■Ue Ffu- it fituated in open good about Drogheda, and is faid v.as reared in l , '. lircc Carden full bearing of choice ...
... Channel-row, Dub- had,—N. B. Mr. Sps row continues to inoiulite lor o* lio N. B. Said Rielly has juft imported from Loudon Small-pox ufual, uod was the firft who introduced l and Holland, large Qtiantity of the very bell Kind luccel-tu! Practice into this ...
... Lottery for this prefent Year. „ Bofton 8111-Vjdlure. of Pride in the m.diffe and *g ° .00 behind, a l.ttle n-.mked with the Small-pox, £NCL I H. 1 IRISH. lower Cl.ffes of Life-Maxims Bufinefs, the World, « ,r J t ~500 ‘bout Drogheda, and .. laid was reared ...
... which caufes Tickling Coughs. It brings away all Mercury, lodged in the Head; it proper for all Petfons to take after the Small-Pox, Mealies, and fevers, It purges the Head of the foul Humours width too frequently lodge after thefe Di (tempers, and fall ...
... were late, put into the laid Jail for Horl'e Wealing. Hugh Diviae ia about live Feet Inches high, very much marked with the Small-pox, had on him, when he made hiitf. tape, a brown tout Coat, a brown infide Coat, red Waillcoat, and Leather breeches. John ...