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... To the POOR of Northampton. AS the SMALL-POX now prevails in the Town, and many Perfons wifh to have their Children Inoculated, but are deprived of this Advantage by their Inability to defray the Expence. Dr. HARDY informs all Perfons this Defcription ...
... To Famines afflicted with the SMALL-POX. AN V creditable or Family, afflicted with the ALL-POX, and who may want an experienced careful NURSE, may hear of a one, applying to Mr. Cuiling.vorth, Srationer, in SOCIETY for the Protection of Perfons and Property ...
... March 14th, ; . INOCULATION. MR. GRISTOCK, Surgeon, inf. his Fritnds and the Fuldic, his SMALL-POX HOUSES continue open for the Reception of Patients. Cjp AYOL'NG GENTLEM is wanted as '. TICF.. NOTICE is hereby given, to all that have PLEDGES which have ...
... WELLINGBOROUGH, Sept. cth, 7 SS. NOTICE is hereby given, That as the SMALLPOX is now neatly got through this Parifh (only three Perfons having the no can in future admitted into the Town to be INOCULATED and any Perfons, after this Notice, being found ...
... LL-POX. Names are hereunder written, do VV certify, That THE TOWN OF NORTHAMPTON NOW FREE FROM THE SMALL-POX, the ftricreft Search and Enquiry having this Day been made throughout the who;e Town, and not one Pcrfon of the Lud Diforder. Northampton, June ...
... A Report having been circulated that the SMALLPOX are row in the Family'of.Mr. JOHN HALL, Plumber and Glazier, arid in feveral other families this Town whofe Names are hereunto gned, certify, that the Small-Pox are not in Mr. HalPs Family; and further ...
... DAVENTRY, Dec. 19th, 1789. INOCULATION. MR. GRISTOCK's SMALL-POX HOUSE, in FI.OORE FIELD, continues open for the Reception Patients, on the ufual Terms. Swan Inn, O/nty, Bucks. TEREMIAH JACKSON begs Leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry and Public in general ...
... NORTHAMPTON, July 31. 1784 WHEREAS the SMALL-POX, for fome Time pall, has been very prevalent in this Town:—lt is now with Pleafure that we, the Under-figjrced, inform the Public, that, up?n the cleft Enquiry being made in the feveral Parilhes throughout ...
... DAVENTRY, March 14th, INOCULATION. MR. GRISTOCK, Surcjeon, informs his Friends and the Public, his SMALL-POX HOUSES continue open for the Reception Patients. A YOUNG GENTLEMAN is Wanted as an APPRENTICE. WANTED immediately, A JOURNEYMAN CLOCK-MAKER.—A ...
... DAVENTRY, Otf. 10, INOCULATION. A /fR. GRISTOCK, Daventry, has opened bis SMALL-POX HOUSE FLOORE FIELD, for Rccep Patients, on the ufual Terms, A YOUNG GENTLEMAN wanted, as an APPRENTICE. STOLEN or STRAYED, but fuppofed to Stolen, Thurlday Night the Sth ...
... .March 1789. INOCULATION. MR. GRrSTOCK, Suroeon, Informs his Friends and the Public, his SMALL-POX HOUSES continue open for ttie Reception of Patients. A YOUNG GENTLEMAN is wanted as an APPRENTICE. A General PROVIDENT SOCIETY, Eftablifhed DECEMBER ift ...
... WANTPD, APPRENTICE A fober YOU TH, who been well educated, and has bad the Small-Pox. Mr. Locock, Northampton. A GARDENER, that underftandi his Bufintft. and can well recommended from hi lift Mac*. WANTED immediately, A MiLLER, that underflands grinding ...