... ;ou„ * and Humanity to my Fellow-Crea.ure?, it I longer omitted acquainting the Public of the morl extraordinary Cure I have obtained by rhe Ufe of your (Marcdant's) Drops. It is twenty. two Years fince I was firft taken ill with the Scurvy, whu.fi appeared in great Blotches and other Eruptions aii over my Body: 1 have had the Advice of many Phyficians of Eminence, from fome of whom I re- ...

... upon a Vifit to Mr. Alderman Oliver, at Putney, you came there, and perfuaded me to go with you to your Houfe at Fulham, where I had never before been, that we might the next Morning go together by Water to London. In the Boat you began with me a Converfation about the City, as exaftly as I can recolleft to the following Effeft : W. '« I think I ought to confider fomething about providing for ...

... the Houfe of Commons, we hereby fummon you to attend your Service in Parlia- ment on Tuefday the fifteenth Day of February next. We have the Honor to be, Sir, Your moft obedient Jan. 38, 1774. humble Servants, Stephen Satre,? c , i4r William Lee, s&heriff5 &heriff - To John Wilkes, Efq; oneof the Knights of the Shire for the ?? County of Middlefex. (COPY.) Prince* s-Court, near Storey 3 s-Gate ...

... poffefled of ; a Calculation, by which Means we could afcer- tain which Half the Numbers in the Lottery, running promifcuoufly through the Whole, fhould have a Ma- jority of Prizes ; out of which we did feleft (with an ¦ infinite deal of Trouble and Expence) all fuch Tickets as we fold, and were ?? fortunate tht rein, particularly in the Year 1770 previous to the Draivinr, a Book containing ...

... of the Medicine tor the Cure of the Bite of Mad Dogs, prepared by William Hill, Efq; of Ormfkirk, Lancafhire, he has now confented, forthe Good ofthe Public, to intruft the Sale of it to his Nephews, Mr. Wilham Hill, and Mr. James Berry, Apothecary, in Mount-Street, Berkley-Square, London, where it may be had at Five Shillings and Three- pence per Dofe, with proper Di- rections for its ...

... Friends and Cuflomers for all Favours confer'd on her late Hufband, and as fhe intends to carry on the Bufinefs in all its Branches as ufual, flatters berfelf with a Hope of their future Favours, and they may depend on her unwaried Endeavours to give the utmoft Satisfaction. N. B. The Watch Bufinefs will be carried on by a Journey- man of Ability, under the Infpe&ion ot Mr. WRIGHT of Derby; ...

... Favors he has received in the Hair-Drcffing Branch j begs leave to in- form them, he has affigned over that Bufinefs to Mr. CUSWORTH, his late Partner, where it will be carried on in the fame Shop. Derby, 3d July, 1777. J C U S WORTH, HAIR-DRESSER, from London, In the Cork-Market, DERBY. HAVING had aflign'd over to him Mr. BARKER'S Share of the above Bufinefs, humbly Hopes for a Continuance ...

... and ioth Days ot June next, betwixc the Gen' tlemen of Afhborne and Derby • to fhew 41 Cocks on each Side, for y Guineas a Battle, and ro the Main. To fight in Silver Heels. Feeders $ * OT 4/ hl>or1 : > h Co«din. C For Derby, J. Martin. B EAUME DE VIET By the KING's Patent. ?? number of extraordinary „*. . Curesda -ly performed by this moft efficacious Medicine, Accounts of which are ...

... Dhordcrs, Lownefs of Spirits, Head-achs, Tremblings, Vain Fears, and Wanderings of the Mind, frightful Dreams, Catchings, Startings, Anxieties, Dimnefs, with the Appearance of Specks hefore the Eyes, Lofs of Me- mory, Cholic, Cramp, Convulfions, Hyfteric Fits, Hypo- condriac Complaints, and the Falling Sicknefs. They prevent Sicknefs at the Stomach, and take off that Senfe of Fulinefs after ...

... has removed from the Old Bell in Sadlergate, to his Houfe a little lower in the fame Street, now the BELL and CASTLE, where he hopes to accommodate fuch Gentlemen Travellers as will oblige him with their Favors ; having fitted up the f. id Houfe with every Convenience for their Reception, more commodioufly than the Houfe he has left. Such Gentlemen Travellers as frequented my former Houfe, I ...

... Ungley Mill, will be held at the Houfe of Mr. William Smith, the Black Swan in Crich, on Monday the 15th of November next, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon. Oaober zjth, 1779. ~ NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, THAT a General Meeting of the Trufees for putting in Execution an Aft of Parliament intituled, I) An Aft for repairing and widening the Roads from Chap- « pel Bar, near the Weft End of the Town of ...

... Thoufand Pounds were this Day paid by Mr* Cox into tbe Bank of England, for Payment of tbe two Gapital Prixes in tbe Mufeum Lottery, in the Names of tbe following Gentlemen and Bankers, visa. Robert Drummond, Efq; Sir Thomas Hallifax, Knt. Roger Staples, Efq; Richard Fuller, Efq; John Halford, Efq; and James Bogle French, Efq. Q^ ThefaidTen Thoufand Pounds are to be paid one Month after tbe ...