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... er, Dec. 22,1799: of MUSTARD, as the me puitic of Jefus Chrilt, to pro- che molt certain remedy. ¢ | wurks; and 1 woth to circus Te Bourding-S. ireCtion, a6 the molt expedi- At this feafon, the Fluid ec. by foliciting, through your mended for Chiblains: ...
... attorney at law of Berriewi Montgomeryshire, to Miss S. Phillips ot Shrewsbury. Tuesday at Liverpool, Mr. J. Helme, of the Royal Circus, Londfan, to Miss H. Cabanel, of the same place. Friday the 13th ult the Rev. Thomas Rocke, vicar Tenbury, to Mrs. Pardee ...
... S.OUTHAllPTON-. . THE: WIN ER BAILfor-the MrAST-EP.. Janar - .o h EE OI WIll be on TUB~D.4Y, ~Ticake't~sto be had at thed Circu~latitibl:ase, d . vf Mr. Lynne-,-aboveBar. SUN FIRE.OFFIC9.:-L - CHRISTMAS QARTER, 1799. t~HIS] OFFICE continues: to -INSURE ...
... one his divine Psalm*;— Blessed who considered, p oor a , j am, Sir, jf y humble servant, , / J. Hereford.*' Thi following Circu *, has been addreffed by his Grace the of Portland, the Lord Lieutenants of counties: (CiIjCULAR.) My Lord, • Whitehall, Dec ...
... Cavalry, in Capt. Powys?s troop.?Aged 17, Mr. Thomaa Chippind ile, of MclTro, Jones and Crof.?s Company, Royal Circus, London, and of the Royal Circus, Urerpoolw?On the ltd ult. Cowen Head, near Kendal, year., Mr. Jam Dobfon. who had been a forema* the p .per-mill ...
... are 3ltb eun- ployed on the occafinn, vhich are renewed at every ItIge, fb th.t tbe poll ot f hill ?? vie in - . curions circu)nal1ace hiapeafn' 1 it#IV in lze ?? i'ies. TIlle Snpurrowv cirter toot- a vetid enltitled the Nantcy, as it was gOiiik' ilt ...
... and gentlemen and inhabitants of Liverpool, and its Vicinity, for the approbation with which during the short stay of the Circus Company, they have kindly honoured the various spectacles and entertainments which have been produced, and flatters himself ...
... the Pores of the Skin, affifes Nature to expel the morbid Hurnours, and, by its genial Warmth, gradually brings on a proper Circu- lation in the Part affeeced. It is remarkably penetrating; by which Means it affbrds Relief at all Times much fooner, and ...
... isatl thoe n-ho lienc not a!- ready prelich.ti, 0 ill n555ie a ?? !aivtlg by Isis- iut out tticir isoscy ismnicsdiat cly ; a circu'sistsr cc - which MtR. N IC H O L S ON , No. 6. Couenhill, Lusd/n, )t ?? hs Batik of !'isglald, appradj Ot 1_ I ?? r. : ?? ...
... IPores of tlke Rnkij,'asffills Nature to espel the morbid Humour, and, .b its genial 'Warmth, gradually brings on a proper Circu- lation in the kart affe6led. It is remarkably penetrating ; by whib Means it affords Relict ?? much fooner, and fucceed; in ...
... accumulated fuccefs of the French arms, that the philolOphet in his clofet, meafuring the pollibility of events from ,phyfical circu nnances, could not poffibly form a conjeflure of what would next happen, or bp* eitherarmy would condua itfelf in the field ...
... advertiftment, the Stated ; and Ordinary Tj u.teeo beg leave to fmgeft, as their unanimous ; opinion, -That, in the prefent circu.nftai-.ccs, one perfon is rufli- ctcnt for executing the O.Ti.a of General Collector, and that the , whole Saiaty belonging ...