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Advice to those who unhappily are took-mad: By Doctor Speculum. Dedicated to honest John Bull

An ode, humbly addressed to the most noble Marquis of Downshire, on his late downfall at Downpatrick. By Doctor Michael Thompson, M.D. organist and clerk of the market. The music by C. Price, Esq. and annotations by the Honourable Richard Annesley

A new compendious system on several diseases incident to cattle: wherein the disorders are orderly described, and the symptoms of each disease are obviously laid down; with a complete number of medicines for Every Stage and Symptom Thereof. There is also annexed, and essay on the diseases incident to calves, and their Curative Indications. In the Course of this Work will be found several Observations on the Diseases peculiar to Horses, and their proper Method of Treatment. By Thomas Topham

The tears of friendship, sacred to the memory of the reverend doctor Thomas Gibbons, deceased. By a member of his church

For public benefit Johnson's domestic physician: or, Every man his own doctor: In which the most invaluable of these medicines he had administered with such astonishing success, are laid open to the public, and the recipes faithfully given to the world. To which he has added, a treatise on the disorders of children, and method of cure

The righteous shall be had in everlasting remembrance. Maxims for the conduct of life, by the Reverend Doctor William Jackson, late minister of St. Michan's, writ during his illness; and recommended to a friend, befeeching him at the same time to have them made publick soom after his decease

Critical remarks upon Gulliver's travels: particularly his voyage to the Houyhnhms country. Part I. By Doctor Bentley. Published from the author's original Mss

Romantick Dr. Anthony's moral spy-glass, thro' which he will endeavour to discry some certain things made mention of in this short liv'd-paper

Provision for the poor in time of dearth & scarcity: Where there is an account of such food as may be easily gotten when corns are scarce, or unfit for Use: And of such Meats as may be used when the ordinary Provisions fail, or are very dear. Written for the relief of the poor, by R. S. Doctor of medicine

The pennilesse parliament of threed-bare poets: or, The merry fortune-teller, wherein all persons of the four severall complexions may finde their fortunes. Composed by Doctor Merry-man: not onely to purge melancholy: but also to procure tittering and laughing. Full of witty mirth, and delightfull recreation, for the content of the reader

The encyclopedia of phobias, fears, and anxieties

The BBC and ultra-modern music: 1922 - 1936, shaping a nation's tastes

Die enterale Eisenabsorption bei gesunden und kranken Kindern

Die Philosophie des Josef (Ibn) Zaddik: nach ihren Quellen, insbesondere nach ihren Beziehungen zu den lauteren Brüdern und zu Gabirol untersucht

Doctor Willard: (lately arrived from France) begs leave to acquaint the nobility, gentry, and public in general, that he cures all sorts of corns in a few minutes, let them be ever so bad or of long standing, without the least Pain or Bloodshed. Ladies and Gentlemen who chuse to be constantly attended upon by the Year, he engages that they shall be free from Corns or bad Nails. The most violent Tooth Ach cured in an Instant, he draws the most difficult Teeth, and puts in Artificial Ones to imitate Nature. Also clears the Teeth of their Foulness and Tartar without Pain, of ever so black or yellow in a few Minutes. Stops hollow Teeth with Gold or Lead to prevent decaying or aching. Persons who are troubled with an offensive Breath, or a disagreeable Taste in their Mouth, may be effectually cured. Any Person labouring under a certain Disorder, may have proper Advice and Medicines for it at very moderate Terms, and cures the above Disorder without the least Partical of Mercury let it be ever so bad. Thé Doctor may be spoke with in several Languages, at no. 328, near the new church, Strand. N.B. A Private Door and commodious Appartments to receive Ladies or Gentlemen

The interesting story of Edwin and Julia; being a rational and philosophical enquiry into the nature of things. In a series of letters. By a doctor of physic, M.A. &c

A letter, to the Reverend Doctor Br--tt, on occasion of a pamphlet ascribed to him, intituled, A letter to Sir R---d C--x. By the Reverend Doctor Br---wne

Doctor Anthony's letter of advice: to the freemen and freeholders of the city of Dublin

The exaltation of Christmas pye, as it was deliver'd in a preachment in Lime-Street, on these words, And they did eat their plumb pyes and rejoiced exceedingly. By P.B. Doctor of Divinity and Midwifry