KING’S HEAD, STOWMARKET
... MBXKS 1* kr,sz r. WHITE Mr. FREEMAN, jun Dr. WOLLASTON Mi. MUDD.jun. Mr. BROWN Mr. NEWSON Mr. CREED Mr. SMITH Mr. DUNTHORN Mr. STURGEON ...
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Scrofula or King's Evil, cured
... Scrofula or King's Evil, cured. To Mr. THOMAS TAYLOU, Surgeon, 9* Neio Bridge-flreet, Leaden. Pottery, in tit ptnjh Adice, near Durham, March 16, 1795. DEAR SIR, BOUT years ago, my fourth fon, James, L\. now 31 years ot lump under the (kin, on tlic ...
ANOTHXt XVF KING DRESS
... fatin fltoca, embroidered in filver. Dr. KIPPIS. Ycfl«rrcl»y morning, the meeting in Princes-flreef, Wcftminlfer, the htneral difeourfe on occafion of the death of this excellent man, and eminent fcholar, was by Dr. Rees, editor of Chambers’s Encyclopedia ...
Dr. BATEMAN’a PECTORAL DROPS
... ria. Henry Stapleton, Efq. Jshn Siapfoo, Eft) Mr Tbomia SaaifoMba Thoma* Selby, Efif. John Tcmpcft, Sfo. aTheeahin, Lamb, Efo. Mr Richard Lemnert ThoaiaaLnggtn, Edward Mofley, Efa.' Mr Milet Manhhnnft Mr WilUam Ffowcsn DURHAM. ~ lie Bet. cWfc»W«*«u . ...
I am. Mr,
... Morpeth; Mrflrt Oiahamand Smith. Alnmlck; Mr Phorfon. Berwick; Mr and Mr JoUle, Oariide; Mr Ware, Whifeharen ; Lee and 'Co and Mr Browne Hall; Wilfnn and Co. Mr Blancheid. Mr ...
READING, Oclober 3, To this place is come, and, through the multiplicity buiinefs, will continue here 'till May ..
... come, and, through the multiplicity buiinefs, will continue here 'till May next, DR. Mc FARLAND, from Edinburgh, but from Bath and Briftol. conlulted every day the week, at Mrs. AVERY.'*, STRttT.oppofuc the Peacock,—who, after the' hofpitals, and near 40 ...
Notice to Mr. Henry Fain’s Creditors
... feven, and further information had, by applying to Mr. Gwilt, in Union-'lfreet, Southwark ; ‘orto Mr. Hazell, fiiopkeepct, a:■ Maidfionc. Oct: t, 1705. W. PEARSON, VetTry -clerk. To be SOLD by AUCTION, Dy Mr. STAINES. I At the Wheatshxaf, in\Viacheap Street ...
eae, Mott efficacious Medicias ¢ fcurvy, leprofy, furfeits, King’s evil, old forces rheumatifim, piles, cancers ..
... Sold in bottles, price ros. 64. each, by Mr. Monk, and Mr. Chefter; Mr. Wood, Sbhrewfbury; Mr. Harrop, Manchetter; Mr. Currurhers, ter; and to be had of the newfmen: of whom may alfo be had, price $s. per box, ...
Printed and S in King s-Mead-Street ADVERTISEMENTS (with Money) for thisJOURNAL is one of OLDEST moft ..
... Arriv’d at the Hot-AVells Comte RevMr and -Mr Mr Dixon Mr David fon Mr and Mr Came in laft The PhQlip ker the Clarendon Drew Blake the Baker Munt Milford Shaw Good Thomas Hanover Ronald from Chirnfede Dublin Die ...
near Leeds. To be SOLD in LOTS, (By Order of the AfTignees of the Eftate and Effects of Mr. JOHN
... and about Six Acres of good Land, fituate near Savile Green, and in the feveral Pofleflions of the faid Mr Swire, and Mrs. Mr. Samuel Lees, and Mr. Medley. Further Particulars will given in a future Paper ; when a Time and Place will be appointed for ...
Mr. LAWTON's BENEFIT CONCERT, WILL be on Thursday Evening, the of Odober next, the MUSIC-HALL, Albion-flrcet, ..
... VIOUN—Mr. LAWTON. SONG—Mr. MEREDITH. CONCERTO HAUTBOY—Mr. SONG—•Mrs. SHEPLEY. CONCERTO VIOLONCELLO—Mr. DAHMEN. FULL PIECE. N After the CONCERT BALL. The Performance to begin prtdfcly •'Clock. *»• Tickets 3s. 6d. each, to be had ot ...
The exhibition at Mr.Webfter's in the Corn- Market, in this town, cannot fail of becoming an object of ..
... The exhibition at Mr.Webfter's in the Corn- Market, in this town, cannot fail of becoming an object of univerfal attraction, as the numbers, which have already crowded thither to gain ad- mittance are almoft incredible. Such is the ea- getnefs of the ...