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... Michaelmas next. 2 The important bencfits derived by numbers of the Nobility and Gentry, frequenting this inestimable Spa, best speak the intrinsic value of the bathis, springs, and propergy now offered to the public. &7 Leamington is situgte two miles from ...
... servant, JOHN SHORT, To Dr. Solomon, Gileud-House, neur Liverpool. SIR, b 1 have a circumstance to mention to you which wi'l speak loudly in praise of your incomparuble mediche the Cordial of Gilead : Mr. Davies, of Spring-Hill, steward to Lotd Coventry ...
... beat a small flag of the c. flag of his divisions and i him in boats without trooj rYiNg messages across t provided with speaking 1 messages 1o be repeated. A proportion of spare the lines, as a reserve for be required. thel BANK FAour Samuel Thomas Custins ...
... Michaelmas next. » L The important benefits defived by numbers of the Nobility and Geotry, (requenting this inestimabie Spa, best spéak the intriusic value of the baths, springs,and property now offered to the public. It e = lming:::- is situate two miles from ...
... mother, ,went to Mr Cobbett, whom she met in the garden. She addressed hun by sayinz, © 1 beg your pardon, Sir —l am come to speak in behalt of ‘the buy’.” To which he replied « D ——n seize you! 1 won't hear what you have to say.” The wmother then said, ...
... servant, “JOHN SHORT. To Dr. Solomon, Gilead-Houve, near Liverpool.. SIR, ! i 1 Have a circumsiance to mention to you whigh will speak: toudly in prase of your incomparable medicine Be Cordia Balm of Gilead : IR ‘ ‘Mr. Davies, of Spring-Hill, sicwasd mta* ...
... of Batz by-the English. ’lghe following passages are extracted from the journal, which is too long for insertion.—=After speaking of the means t'mpluled to secure Antwerp and the fleet, it says“ We must, however, acknowledge that time would have been ...
... turn myeelf in bed, when ny brother in law, Mr. B. Moon, of Penryn, inforimed me, he hadjust heard Mt. R. Andrew, of Helston, speak of the wonderiul cures: that had been peiformed by yoar Lithond iptic, and by this nthcc I sent fora bottle of it to your agent ...
... ringlets play’d, I All eyes’are charm’d that view them. _And o’cr his comely shoulders stray’d, As wanton zephyrs blew thew. His speaking. eye of azure lme M * Seem'd ever softly suing ;— i And such an eye so elear and blue, i _ Ne‘er shone for maid’s undoing ...
... myself in bed, when my brother in law, Me. ¥, Moon, of Penryn, informed me, he bad just heard Mr. R, Andrew, - of Helston, speak of the wuod,:tf’u! cures that had been performed by your Litheatriptic, and by this advice sent }nr;; bottle of it 1o your ...
... Licotenat, Mr. Phillott, i the exec of thi nmsc{;. speaks for itseli; | have anby 16 s had t;n-'cm re conducting of it, and on this, wany other occasions, fuliy justified the confic i pluced iuhim. He speaks in the warpest t bfpl,ieuius Jones and Moore, ...
... inferior to those oy instances which have belore obtainéd tor him pr o amd 'a:!c:ixitutim\.;' o g : . 'l'he manner in which he speaks of Lient. P lote, who commanded: the pary, and of the o officerp} and men, § highly honourablz to the ;z‘»bug. thd; Amphion’s ...