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... J FOE THE ITCH. BY the King's authority is fold, Dr. LEY REMEDY for the ITCH, which cures hours, is of an agreeable fmell, does not contain the lealt p, lr _ tide of mercury, or any pernicious ingredient whatever* that infants the may cured without the ...
... inhabited the Rev. Mr. Burgh, ten pounds weight of gunpowder were found and a box. Front this and other circcmftances, the Marfhall finding he might rely on the information which had received, put Mr. Burgh, Mr. Davis, Capt. Cumtnings, Mr. M'Can, and one ...
... the M. Clint:dint, it was decreed, dial the King ihould be int..:rro2,ated, whether M. M. Dr Narbonne and the Prini.e De Poix %ere in his tuite. It it generally believed that they were, but had tied upon king notie,d. Ine coirerpoiklence between thz 'court ...
... Poland the late King Pruffia «'° n fter tins event, the year 1777, waded Idarn, and tht kins fter what had hap, ened, he could have ' r hip for him i — Sire, faid the prolate 'n ieve.r forget my duty a good m• i • !,i l am, re lied the King, « J °'7r' ...
... Isure. I am, Sir, yours, &c. WM. MARSHALL. 6, i 79:. which the King's patent was are fold at ii. 114.---11 S. 6d. Mr. Hayman bottle, where at Ss. sd. are alto lbld by paper, and by Mr. Poole, bookfellers, in Chetter, and by the in town and country hut ...
... of Michaelmas term, the grand jury of the connty ut Middletex, to whom Mr. Judice Alhbora had delivered an excellent charge, at the commencement thereof, appeared in the couit of King's-bench, at Wettiniatter- lull, for the purpole of returning his Lordthip ...
... took place y between Mr. Warden, who lately purchased eltctc and Mr. Bond, confequehce of the latter hunting his dogs over the ef- Tate of the fotmcr, who dii'approving it, the latter challenged him. They met. Mr. Warden took one of Mr. Bond's piftols, and ...
... Andrew Acid, Mr. I).ivis; Lord Jargon. Mr. Rate ; O'A'hack, Mr. T!.rreil ; auntcr, Mr. ; Chairman, Mr. Griffith ; J :mes, Mr. King; Sti rant, Mt. Crice ; ville, ...
... fame grounds; whilft Lord North and Mr. Smith fpoke in favour of the motion ; as alfo did Mr. Adam, who faid, Mr. Burke feemed delight in abufing Mr. Paine and Dr. Prieftley. Mr. Fox entered very copioufly into ...
... lady (now at Mrs. Butts's boarding-fchool, in Great l‘larlborough-dreet) remains In eminent an example of its propriety. 1 am, &c. KEN. CALLANDER. N. B. Dr. Callander's town refideuce is in Broad(freer, Soho. There Drops, for which the King's patent was ...
... comic THE VILLAGE LAWYER. Scout (the Lawyer) Mr. TWIDDY, Snarl, Mr. GRANT, Juftice Mittimus, Mr. SI.ANEY, Charles, Mr. CLEATHER, Countrymen and conftables, McfL LAURENCE, KELD, «rc. And Slieepface, Mr. FERIZER. ...
... retail, by Mr. Bacon, at his patent me. divine wareltotife, No. sso, Oxford-itrcet, London, an Iro me n; th where elfe in London; by Howard and Woodycar, Mintt.r.• mutt it flreet, Reading; Sir. Hazard, Bath; Mr. John Allen, Here- fcrd ; Mr. Pitt, Cloceffer ...