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... BY THE KING'I PATENT. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'TVR:LING TON's Original BALSAM of LIFE, prepited and foll by H. Wray, and ,Co Suceeffors of Dr. Turlington j the Patentee, at their Drug and Chemical Warehoufe, No. 14, Ekr,chin-Lane, London. . This valuable Medicine ...
... was reprefented to be the fame as Dr. James's, both in Compoiltion and Effed, and ordered to be given in fimilar Dofes, viz. from 6 to 16 Grains. No hafty or interefted Anxiety was betrayed by the Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder upon this Occalion ...
... with the Name of Dicey and Co. on each, viz.—Dr. Bate. man's Pedoral Drops, Dr. J. Hooper's Female Pills, Dr. Boftock's Purging Elixir, Squire's Grand Elixir, Godfrey's General Cordial, Fryar's Balfam, Dr. Story's Worm Cakes, Bat t hing Spirits, fine ...
... BRODUM's GUIDE TO OLD ACE.: This Day gwas publiAtd, in two Mrs. - With the DOCTOR's PORTRAIT, Dedicated to the King's MOST excellent MAJESTY, The third Edition of • A N entire new Work, entitled A GUIDE TO IL OLD AGE; or a CURE for the INDISCRE. TIONS ...
... codicil, dated 30th of January, 1797, Mr. Burke r - ,:ennubends in the molt impreffive terms, that the Chancellor, Duke. of Portland, Marquis of Byckingham, Mr. Windhani, and Dr. Lawrence, would tife their influence with Mr. Pitt to fofter and prated the emigrant ...
... guineas by Ponies, 2-mile heats. Mr. Richardion's b. p. Allfteel, Mr. David's c. 1. Hornpipe, Mr. Mafon's bin, by Teazer, - Walked over • - dr - - dr Alfo a Match for IQ° gs. roft. each, between Mr. Kfen's b. h ...
... Portland wilhes to prefent the Refidentiaryfhip to Dr. Goodenough; Mr. Windham recommends his relation, Mr. Lukin ; and of all, though higheft in authority, comes his Majelly's recommendation in favour of Dr. Majendie. The lucrative place of Remembrancer ...
... Upton, Mrs. Beech,, wife of Mr. John Beech, late of Shrewfbury:—Saturdayi at Alcefter, Mr. -Jofeph Foord, one of-- the -people called_ Qgakers.--Monday, aged 84,, Mr. Elias Andrews,, bookfeller, of Worcefter.—Tuefday, aged 87, Mrs. Hodges, ...
... hi. g. by .Aarquis Mr. C. Cholinondeley's h. h. by Boudrow 3 5 Mr. Ludlam's br. h. Rockingham 4. dr Mr. Eld's br. h. aged Same day a Sweepflakes of Five Guineas each. Mr FernyhOugh's eh hby Hightiyer • I 1 Mr. ...
... killed., IVlorylviou—Lieut. Riph Sneyd and Mr. J. Forbilhly, mitlihipman, wounded. RUSSELL—Lieut. David Johnfon, Mr. Thomas Troughton, mailer, Mr. George Taylor, matter's-mate, Mr. John Brooks, boatiwain; . Mr. Thomas Abbott, pilot, IMr. ...
... .—On Monday, Mr. Tobias Roberts, Peruke-maker, to Mifs Peplow, of the Caftle-Foregate, Shrewfbury.— Sunday, Mr. Dancox, aged feventy, to . Eliy.abeth Smith, daughter of Mr. Smith, balket-maker, of Woreefter, aged thirty.—On Tuefday,, Mr. Morris, carpenter ...
... prefent occafion bey are entirely ftopt. Dr. Turton is appointed Phyfician to the King, la the room of the late Dr. Warren, dec'eafed, and th. Reynolds to Phyfician in ordinary to his Majefty, in the room of Dr. Turton, promoted. The late Tribunal of State ...