...her illnels and pUca of reticence, and being overjoyed to hear of her, went immediately to lee li :r, .and found her in 'a fair way of doing well ; .next day (he fent to her, and received a fa.••iiublc account pf her ; but on the morning following, word...

...the fmall-pox ; and on or about the 31 ft of January, her fifter, who lived reputably in Pall Mall, was firft made acquainted with her illnefs and place...and found her in a fair way of doing well. Next day fhe fent to her, and received a favourable account of her ; but on the morning following, word was...

...to hear of her, went imnediately to fee her, and found her in a fair way of dong well. Next day Ihe fent to her, and received a favourable account of her ; but on the morning followng, word was brought that her fitter was dead. She iied Feb. 2d, 1760, and was buried in two...

...illness, and place of residence. Being greatly concerned thus to hear of her, she went immediately, and found her in a fair way of doing well ; next day she sent, and received a favourable account of her; but, on the morning following, word was brought...

...to hear of her, she went immediately, and found her in a fair way of doing well ; next day she sent, and received a favourable account of her; but, on the morning following, word was brought that her sister was dead. She died February 2d, 1760; and was buried, in two or three days after, at the church...