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... MR. ALEX, (Surgeon-Dentist to His late R.H. the Duke of Gloucester, ) 90, HIGH-STREET, CHELTENHAM, ESPECTFULLY informs his Friends of Gloucester and its vicinity, that his next visit to that city will Wednesda GATE-STREET, opposite the Be y, the 9th of ...

... e, Bath. ' Wednesday last died, in the of her age, Miss Elizabeth Raikes, second daughter Thomas Esq. New Broad-street, jLoridon.. ' *'■ Thursday, last died, after 4 few days illness,' regretted by his'nutaerous, friends and acquaintance, to t|ft ...

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... your I Paper to express my gratitude to those gen and w » hot it of ty, have forward in a trying moment to rescue my property from the devour- not only to save my substance, but the po fm my neighbours. But, Sir, I am there are those who have thrown unkind ...

... little ; tried to shoot myself, but was afraid. Save me from wite. Lattarge returned no answer to the letier from his newly-married He consulted one of his friends, and it was agrecd not to let her go, but to try to reclaim her with kindness, and win her affec- ...

... deplorable situation, which bathed ail medical sIV.li. a friend, who had been some time before nearly bad, advised him. try the Solas XiNCTfar, which had cored him. He hearkened to counsel his friend, and purchased two bottles, which relieved, and at last ...

... On the I'd inst. died,a; Sunmngwell, near Abingdon, Btrk,, Caroline, second daughter of the Rev. Mr. btonhouse Vigor, Archdeacon ot Glncester. . f , Monday died, aged 2j, Mrs. Davies, wife of Mr. J. Davies, surgeon, Tetbuiy. ' , died, at her house at ...