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... lly* vV. Hull, Auguft 31ft, 1796. Mr. Church, furgeon, moft worthy charader.) at his Dirp»-n--fary, City-road, near Finfbury-fijuarc, and at his Patent Medicine No. 403, Oxford-Ilrcet, lavrulon, declares letter to Dr. Solomon, of l.iverpool, that confidcrs ...
... : I Mr. CA./ar/f, fhort tiair to hi* anding to of pecuniary aid, bit friend, Mr. Ctorgi of rlic Trealury, wro*c tc the DneHoia of the Rank, Mr. Chclwcll might b« ; accu'r'tnudatrd wt fso,oool. Thia the complied the money **raj advanced but >tn Mr. fuddcnly ...
... commanded the audience to take off their hats, during the playing of God fave the King. Some gentlemen Of the totrn, amongft whom were Mr. S. Turner and Mr. Rob. Maitland, difpleafed this appearance of bullying a polite audience, put on their hats. The ...
... River ; and Coach-Houfe, Stables, and other Appurenanccs thereto belonging, late in the Poffeflion vf Mrs. Shipperdioo.—For further Particulars enquire of Dr. BowlSy, Ferryhill, or of Juho Bowlby, Efq. io the South Bailey aforefaid. ...
... Kirxbi’s, Mr. W. and Mr. Keen’s, Oruggiif, Canterbury ; Silver and , gate; Ledger and Neales. Dover; Rofc, Deal, dnaggifi Ramfgate; Coveney, Favcrlham; Etherington, Rocheit^’jj|A ( Etherington, Chatham; Mrg. Walker, Bookfeller, » 1 Maidftone; Mr. Cox, Tunbridge; ...
... 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 ...
... the credit Dr.' Wright, all hit amputated patients, fifteen in number, are in fine way of doing well. One man umongft them, who loft an arm, it is feared, will lofe the fight of both eyes. Addrtfj ...
... Dr. WAITES Celebrated Worm Medicine, in the Form of Gingerbread Nuts! Faithiolly prepared from the Original Receipt, by Howard and Evans, the late Dr. Waite’s only 1221 Succeffors and Affignees, price Is. I§d. per Tarket. ' J KIS very popular and invaluable ...
... 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 ...
... Weymouth, Mr WOOD’s Circulatiag Library, Nov. 19, 1796. To Dr. BRODUM. 'SR, 1t gives-me infinite ‘pleafure to inform you, that whoever has taken your Medicine has found it fuccefsful in relieving them from ‘their vatious diforders, and they profefs their ...
... variety preparations., even an imitation of Mr. Newbeiy's fignaturc, are ditfeminatcd the riders and agents of the venders of drugs, againft ouc of whom a Verdict has been lately obtained the Court of King's Bench. The genuine Powder is fold only Francis ...
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