... either sex, unable ts» attend, are re- quested to send a small quantity of their urine, a* be forms His judgment of many inward complaints by analyzing that fl-iid, and is thereby enabled lo pcriorm the most asfonisiiin z, cures in eiseases ef the ?? bilious ...

... sex, unable to attend, aye req>ic:.|- ed to send a small quaniity of their urine, as he forms his Indg- im-ntofmany inward complaints by analyzing ihataiiid, ?? thereby enabled to perform the most astonishing cures in eiis- eases of the liver, bilious ...

... either sex, unable to attend, are re- quested to send a small quantity of tiieir urine, as he forms his judgment of many inward complaints, by analyzing that fluid, and iie.rby enabled to perform the most astonishing cures in diseases of the liver, ?? vomiting ...

... unable to at, end, a, e request- ed to send a small quaniiiy of their urine, a- he forn.*, bi*> judg- ment of many inward complaints by analyzing ihat livid, and ?? I ,e reby enabled lo perform the must tftonishiivg cures in dis- eases of iheliver, bilious ...

... s-x, unable ioati(,||(i, a r e request- ed to send a small quanlity of their urine, as he forms bis indg raento? many inward complaints by analyzing that fluid, and i- thereby enabled to perform the most a ...

... sex, unable to attend, are re- qur-tste'ri to send o small quantity of llieir urine, as he forms his judgment of many inward complaints, by analyzing that fluid, tmd is iben-by enabled to perform the most astonishing cures in diseases of the liver, bilious ...

... either sex, unable lo attend, are re- quested io send a small quantity of their urine, as he foims his judgment of many inward complaints l.y analyzing that fluid, nod thereby enabled la perform ihe niosl astonishing cues in diseases uf Ibe liver, bilious ...

... of considerable importance to the pulilic. The Gentleman who hired the coach ilesired the driver lo take him an 18d. fare inwards Hyde Park-corner, but instead of Hint he drove through the turnpike gale, and insisted upon having 25., ?? wiih abusive Language ...

... collection of the duties accruing to the City Chamber upon goods entered outwards or inwards, within ihe port of London, being the pro- perty of aliens not naturalized. The complaint ad- duced on the part of the City is, that this branch of its revenue has co ...

... more precaution ought to be taken with regard to such prisoners than towards others, there could be no just grounds for complaint for pursuing a course that had been adopted since the earnest times. Unless it were for the purposeof arguing on the ques- ...

... interrupt the course of justice; but this was totally eironeous; there was no, si shadow of foundation for such a suspicion. The complaint was, that he bad censured, in a book, the labours of h Cumuii- tee nf lust year, which Committee no longer existed. Gentlemen ...

... Magistrates, li- censes bad been grantr't| apd renewed to many houses in the di. trict. against vj-htcb the mpst serious complaint? had been made. It was not eas>y to reconcile iheir refusal of a license to tlte particular hou.e in White Horse-lane for ...