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... Drejdcn, (Saxony) D:c. 28. The Princefs Mary-Charloite-Antonietta of Savoy, Confort io Prince Anthony-Clement, is dead of the Small-pox, very much regretted. Her Highnefs was bom the of April, 1764. Paderbom, (Germany) Dec. 3 1. Our Prince Bifhop, the family ...
... peculiarly efficacious in purifying the Blood, there- by affording fpeedy Relief in the Rieuma- tifm, Humours after the Small-Pox, Childrens’ Eruptions, @e. has induced Mr. WILCOCKSON, Druggitt, in Spat piNc, to order in a large Stock, to prevent Dif ...
... inthe High Strreec, SFAMEORD, who has within thefe few Years inoculated upwards of Four continues to Thoufand dnuculate the SMALL-POX, with chat great Succefs which bis attended bis Practice, —He prys a proper Attention to the Conititution of bis Patients ...
... Clerk toMr. Win 1 have nothing to fupport myfelf, my Mother and Sifter (m Father dying early in the lait drgwning from the Small-Pox, whi was fatal to many People here, as foon as they were f crow together in the Town after their being drove from their Fen ...
... SPILSBURY’s NOTHER Box of that excellen ufed in Cafes of the SCURVY GouU HEUMATISM, NERV s 1 Cc ERUPTIONS, HUMOURS the SMALL-POX, INDI GE! STI ON, &e by Mr. SPILSBURY,, at bis Difpenfary, Son ARE, inftituted. and vended y Mr. NEWCOMB, Printer, in the ...
... was married, Abraham Rayner, of this city, worsted-maker, to Ann Coote, of Langton, near Wragby. Last Sunday died, of the small-pox, Mr. John Codd, huntsman of the city hounds. On Monday, a match for five guinea*, wis run on the race courfe, between Mr ...
... Gardeners, in Church Street, Lambeth, was affticted for near five Years with @ Cruitaceons corrofive Humour, which, afver the Small-Pox, covered her Head, and is called a Scaled Head, She wastwenty Months under the Care of the Difpenfiry, Soho; eight Months ...
... HE is about five Feet nine or ten Inches high, twarthy Complexion, Black lank Hair, full thouldered, much pitted with the Small-pox, and followed the Bufinefs of a Horfe Dealer, but was by Trade a Blackfmith. He had on when he efcaped, a light coloured ...
... of Lincoln, lived lately at North Kelsey, is 5 Feet 9 Inches high, Brown or sandy Hair, pale Complexion, pitted with the Small-Pox, and a Mole on his right Cheek; had on, when he went away, a light Brown Jacket, Blue Waistcoat, Leather Breeches, the Crown ...
... lately at North Kelfey, is 5 Feet gt Inches high, light Brown or fandy Flair, pale or fandy Complexion, pitted with the Small-Pox, and a Mole on his right Check had on, when he went away, a light Brown Jacket, Blue Leather ches, the Crown of his Hat fewed ...
... lived lately at North Ketfey, is 5 Feet g} Inches high, light Brown or fandy Hair, pale or fandy Complexion, pitted with the Small-Pox, ard a Mole on his right Cheek. Had on, when he went away, alight Brown Jacket, Blue Wailtcoat, Leather Bree- ches, the Crown ...
... Pain. Its a great Cordial, chears the Heart, revives all the Spirits, ftrengthens Nature, drives and keeps out the Meafles, Small-Pox, Gout, or other Sicknefs from the Stomach, comforts it, and helps Appetite. Madam Adraham, of Blafton, in Leicefterfhire ...