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... which was fuccefsfnlly adminiftered the celebrated Drs. lie-la-Tour and Hugh Smith, the intimate friends Dr. No. 9, AIMon-lfreet, Black friars bridge, Mrs. Reynolds, late Mrs. Sharman, at the Marquis of Granby, Peterborough, had long been aiHicted with the ...
... of the faculty, without receiving any benefit, I wa« advifed to try bottle of Dr. Bateman's Pectoral Drops, prepared Mcfirt. Dicey and C.‘o. London, which was bought of Mr. Rob. Chriffopher, printer and bookfellet, in Stockton and before I had Knilhed ...
... Mifs Parke, Mr. Mrs. Second, and Mr. Harriionj Mr. Burdo:i. INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS— Leader of the Band, Mr. Crawer; Mr. Ciatke,.! Mr. Jackfoo, Mr. ...
... SCROFULA KING’t LViL C UR£D. To T. Ta)!oi, Surgeon, No. 9. New EiiiFfe-Slices, London. Cixh in tie Paulk if KtUor, near Durham. K Afarib iO, 195. years agf., ins lour stow hart under tlie on o» tacc a. whic> ...
... on each. p;i!> Dr. Anderfon's, or, The TrueSSetsO Godfrey's General Cordial . ; . Dr. Fiaunces's Strengthening Eh*** Dr. Stoughton's Stomachic lifue Biaifter, which fticks vs White's Chymical Fever Tinfturc it Dr. Radclifte's Famous Dr. ...
... Hon. Colonel Willy, Lieut. Colonel Dotens, and Mr. Hare, are appointed Aidde•Carnps to Lord Camden. Lord Darnly is appointed Groom of the Stole in the Prince's Houfehold, vice Earl Southampton, refigned. Mr Powys is ellted Bithop of Lord Hood will he called ...
... a filver cup, from the Blackmoor's Head Inn, Afhborne. The Rev. Mr. Freer is prefented to the ii vings of Th-umby and Stoughton in JLeicelter- (hire, vacated by the death of the Rev. Mr. Newton The Rev. Matthew Booker, of Alceflrr, is prefented by the ...
... tenure of Mr. Gooocm I.D, of Yately aforefaid. The premifes are extremely wellh uatc, near the Great fiefs unlimited and right of common, with a profitable growth good timber. Particulars of McfTrs. Hodgfon and Blandy, Reading; Mr. Raggett, and Mr. Hawke ...
... Pritchatd. Mr. Matchitt le Mr. Turner, in Derhy ; arid the following perfons in the ciicuit of this paper, via. Mr. ]• D'twry, Stafford; Mr. C. Cheftei, Newcaftle-under-Lyme} .Mr. Calow, Mr. Br.dley, ...
... Pritchard, Mr Matchitt te Mr. Turner, in Derby ; and the following perfons in the circuit of this paper, viz* Mr. J. Dreury, Stafford; Mr. C. Chefter, Newcaftle- under- Lyn-t , Mr. Calow, Mr. Bradley, ...
... between the probable conference .f the Fogociation propoled by Mr. Fox, in Meer 1792, and the-effeat of the War foes after entered on by Mr. PITT. NICIOCIATION PROPOS. WAR CARRIED ON RD ST MR. ESE. MR. PITT. Tye: Government of That Government, the Holland 'night ...