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... Lieutenant Came- ?? Captures, Marriages, Births, Deaths, Prefer- ments, Prices vi Stocks, G:ii3, &c. Couifc of Exchange, Mortality-Bill, Ne* Books ike- Of any of the Bookfebers in the Kingdom, or at the Printing- koufe in BarnetV Clofe, may Ukevoife be ...
... dreadful Eruptions of Mount Vefuviusin May 1737. IV. An irilh Petition to the Houfe of Lords in Irelana. V. General Bills of Mortality for London and Edinburgh. VI. A Table (hewing the Day ot che Week on which any Day of any Month falls, according to the Old ...
... death; ana more am be required from a (erious md atrcruivc-coniern- } latior of the circumftancc. -vhich attend the c ture uf mortals, than from the d-y dmerra ?? of philosophers, or tbepedj ->ie arrangement ef words. As the proper ftudyof ounkrnd is man, ...
... deaths, and preferment, and of paiienrs in the Edinburgh and Aberdeen infirmaries; prices of grain and meal; Edinburgh mortality bill, S:c. Szc. February Magazine will be publiflied by the end of March, and thofe for the following monihs a- bonr the ...
... Lieutenant of the faid Tower Hamlets, and likewife the oath of Conftable ofthe Efturial, Nov. li. Early thi» morning died the Infant Dor. Carlos, ddeft fon of his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Afturias. IV ar -Office, December 4. 1784. 13d Regiment of dragoons ...
... tloicmonnt. To the PRINTER. S I ?? A FEW days fince, being in company with a friend, a- _Z %. mongfl: other topics arofe that of mortality : My frtersd fatd ihat lie could furnith mc with rt fermon on the iubjccft: — 1 begged the favour, (thinking it a written ...
... whole, the chequered tencr of her life ex- hibits many an ufeful leffon of virtue. Her character, like that of every other mortal, is mixed ; and the calamities (he fullered often fprung from the amiable fource of her benevolence. If ihc has loft herfeif ...
... every other arti- cle oFbofiery. And as nothing can encourage the under-ta- kers or give fnbfiftence and maturity to this infant manufac- ture'than the generous aufpic.es of the public, the fame is humbly rcquefted only fo long as merit may leem to defcrve ...
... heard of r-.t her fliop. A M AIL ROBBER Y. \J l HE RE A.S the South-mail, v.hirh fail Aberdeen on Saturday Vaf night, the 6th infant, was robbed about four miles from the the fiid place ; anda letter taken out of , the .aim. containing fuudry Far.k of England ...
... Phillips merchant in I.eitii; MefTrs Adam W__n ?? : John Dickfon weavers, Dnnfe; M'eiTis Archibald Hla-. and Hugh B*atie, Mortal ; * Mr James Dayton f.axdr :' , Lockerby; Mr Thomas Edmiion wearer, Eorfefechan ; •'.* Andrew Johnfton and Mr Lawfoti merchant ...
... ving them any* record penfe tor them'; a'lhing without example in the hiftpry or law of Britain. 510, Tlic Bill is the moft -mortal blow that ever vvas aimed at the confequence ofthe nobility of this Country, without their having done any thing to merit ...
... ?? ihbjeded to the confideration of the Public, in the 1 jj o.viating its moft dangerous fymptoms, both with •i' ; > to Infants and Adults, by which the cure is tendered *'■ certain than that of moft acute difeafes. qfi \ fi tnie caufe of pitts explained ...