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... Boyle, of Edinburgh, 7 years of age, was blind 6f. years : four dressings of the ointment completely restored her to sight. Thomas Gray, of Frosterly, and his Daughter, were totally blind, and two boxes of the ointment restored them to sight. John Wearmodth ...
... AND EXPORTS. IMPORTS. St. Jncqnes, Duriez, from Gravelines, with 500 bushels of apples—-Thomas Aisbett. Marie, Masson, from Gravelises, with 517 bushels of es— Thomas O. Aisbett. but h 800 bushels of apples— J. R. Harrison. » Delatraye, from Dankirk, wit ...
... seeds j tliat magniticeiit heihaccous plant, Digan 1 introduced Messrs. Hardy and Soti, of Maij don, and which has been so highly rec •inmeinled Mis. Loudon, and also Mr. Thomas Moore, the dis! tinguished Botanist, of the Chelsea Botanic Jarden, and one ...
... solicited into all that has been published. Sold by Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, London ; and all respectable Medicine Venders. Price 2s 9J per box. Ask for BLAIR’S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS, and observe that Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, London,” impressed upon the ...
... Is strongly recommended to all who desire ' ts altogethet as soon as they feel thetoselve. well, but utust Mate-shoal:lt, Thomas Kirkup. ;ilia ireeth and Gums. Its composition tile a v. to e, renovate, aial strengthen Corbridge, Airs. S. Tomlin. - necehontaff ...
... English poet, died, 1764. —The Battle of Geniappe, in which the Austrians were totally defeated by the French, 1792. —Thomas Hardy acquitted, 1794. —Governor llolwell, one of the survivors of the Black Hole” tragedy, died, 1798. —Angelica Kauffman died ...
... Jolm Hoyle, EilmbuWh, 7 yeare of age, was blind 11$ years: four dressings of the ointment completely restored her to sight. ° Thomas G»*v. of Froeterly, and Uts Daughter, wore totally blind, and two boxes of the ointment restored them John* VVearmootu, of ...
... the morning and eight o'clock in the evening, in his shop withont the windows and doors, as directed by the Fine? in costs.—Thomas Tynemouth was charged with killing shvep in his shop under similar circumstances, Fived in costs. Catherine Wilson, Tyue-street ...
... Railway Accident.——An inquest was held at Willington Colliery, tho Ist inst., before William Trotter, Esq., on the body of Thomas Troup, a boy aged eight years. the previous day, William Clement, the driver of the waggons on the Willington colliery railway ...
... John Boyle, of Edinburgh, 7 years of age, was bfiud years four dressings of the ointment completely restored her to sight. Thomas Gray, of Frosterly, and his Daughter, were totally blind, and two boxes of the ointment restored them to sight. John Wearmoutu ...
... John Boyle, of Edinburgh, 7 years age, was blind 6i years : four dressings of lie ointment completely restored her to sight. Thomas Gray, of Frosterly, and his Daughter, were totally blind, and two boxes of the ointment restored them to sight. John Wearmodth ...
... been awarded £200 for services raliar. in towing the Minden. of this port, off the rocks near Gib- The Gi y Queen, White, Thomas Hodgson, Marker ; and Aunt Mary, Baxter, left Petersburg for Hall on the lath alt. for Odessa, cleared at Constantinople previous ...