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... full of his bill filed at the same Quarter Sessions, for the like By paid Mr. Oliver Lloyd, costs of prosecution against Thomas Davies, as taxed by the Clerk of the Peace By paid Mr. James Hughes, Under-Sheriffi iu full of his bill filed at the Epiphany ...
... DR. MADZID. Auc. 23.—We hay received the following additional particulars relauvely to the cornnotioas which have taken place in Madrid: The sovereign thinking its Hoofer', insetted, Soilowed Morino, calling out, • Miscreaat— Drunkard,' and declaring ...
... DR. party consisted of men of the szd infantry, and of some of the yeomanry of that town. While waiting fos more minute particulars of so truly melancholy an evert, we cannot omit to state of the Rev. Mr. Lowe, that he was respected and esteemed as a ...
... Oisa e and Minder, Wearer, and Mander, Wolrarliamptaa. Sold Retail, by Mr. J. L. Brlostocke, Printer, WelaAwin re ; Mr. D. U. Morttsaimeiraddlat ; Mrs. Ewan., Stationer, Cross; and Mr. E. B. Joan, Druggist., Laail•Ldha-Rtraet BRISTOL GENERAL Steam Navigation ...
... TO DR. BRANDRETO. Newlin v, Reeks, March 6, 1836. Fir,—ln gratitude to and for the Irsnefit of mankind In general, I to make riddle the following extraordinary cure:—ay child was afflicted from infancy with Acid. la, or king's evil. being covered from ...
... From Dr. Ls'', Midwifery Lecturer at M. Bartholomew Heepital. Dr. Ley presents his compliment.' to Mr. *NI begs to inform him, that bis Cora Plaster has away his Corns. bimilar testimonials have been received onwards of one hundred physicians and witgeous ...
... 1 . Mr. Pri-mm's Pharaoh it.A .. . Mr.Cir.vdon's Roscins. 20 .. 1 Mr. lather's XutMKi. ■ .. Mr. Speed's vert on. .. 1 Sir W W. ynn s llowl . . I . Mr. X.utthus. Diattiv. 5 2 Mr. Croekfo’Uatnn (f 9,. 2 ...
... peeseverance. Dr. JAMES'S POWDER continues to be prepared by Messrs. Nawstax, FROM THE ONLY COPY OF THE PROCESS LEFT HY DR. JAMES IN HIS OWN HANDWRITING. which was DEPOSITED WITH THEIR GRANDFATHER IN 1748, AS JOINT PROPRIETOR. le packets 9d, aad 545. Dr. JAMES'S ...
... 1837. the Physician, llolborn. Bristol, Ist October, 1837. Mrs. Rich has express her grateful acknowledgments Dr. Leroy, tor the very great benefit she has received from Ids Rheumatic Tincture. Mrs. Rich had been suffering from Nervous Head-Ache, and comnlicated ...
... executors are Dr. Lushington and Mr. Wilde , but her Majesty requested that the Marquis of Antalda and Signor would act under the directions of those gentlemen for the settlement of her Italian property. It was Mr. Wolters and Mr. Sack, the ...
... FROM DR. WALSHMAN, Fifty Years Physician Kennington, Dr. Walsh man, presenting his compliments Mr. Paul, begs to say, that he has recommended his * Every Man’s Friend ’ to several of his Friends and Patients, and in every instance it has completely eradicated ...
... was performed by Mr. Brodie, who has since fre- quently visited his Majesty. Scarification had previously been practised by Mr. O'Reilly. As other reports have been industriously circulated, we may take the opportunity of stating that Mr. Brodie is the ...