...and eafy digeftable food. One of the many ingenious obfervjlions made by Mr. Baldwin is, that amonglt upwards of a million of inhabitants carried off by the Plague in Upper and Lower Egypt during the fpace oi forty years, he could not difcover a iwgle oilman or dealer in oil. Li/Iron, 1797. Цу Royal...

...body, and living upon light and ea<=y digeftable food. One of the many ingenious observations made bv Mr. Baldwin is, that amongst upwards of a million...could not discover a single oilman or dealer in oil. /.....-.,.'.;., 1797. By Ryal Permissioi. GLEANINGS. MANNERS OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. 1 HE following...

...observations made by Mr. Baldwin ¡9 that amongst upwards of a million of inhabitants carried oft" by the plague, in Upper and Lower Egypt, during the space of forty years, he could not discover a single oilman or dealer in oil. By royal permission. Lisbon, 1/97....

...and eafy digeftable food. One of the many ingenious obfervations made by Mr. Baldwin, is that amongft upwards of a million of inhabitants carried off by the plague in upper and lower Egypt during the fpace of forty years, Jie. could not difcover a fingle oilman or dealer in oil. Li/ton, 1797. By Royal...

...has been asserted by Mr. Baldwin of Cairo, that among upwards of a million of inhabitants carried ofl by the plague in Upper and Lower Egypt during the space of four years, not a single dealer in oil, so far as he could learn, had fallen a sacrifice to it."t A similar remark...

...preventing absorption." * To the same effect it has been asserted by Mr. Baldwin of Cairo that, among upwards of a million of inhabitants carried off by...Upper and Lower Egypt during the space of four years, not a single dealer in oil, so far as he could learn, had fallen a sacrifice to it."f A similar remark...

...worthy of a trial, as a measure of prevention in this disease ? Mr. Baldwin informs us, that among upwards of a million of inhabitants carried off by...Egypt, during the space of four years, he could not learn that a single oilman or dealer in oil had suffered •{-. It would be a subject of the greatest...

...Alexandria, to whom the public were first indebted for this valuable discovery, that among upwards of one million of inhabitants, carried off by the plague...space of four years, he could not discover a single dealer in oil. These are prominent instances ; many more might be adduced. Nor is it, perhaps, too...

...were preserved by wearing a dress of oiled silk. It is asserted by Mr. Baldwin of Cairo, that among upwards of a million of inhabitants carried off by...Upper and Lower Egypt during the space of four years, not » single dealer in oil had fallen a victim to it. During the prevalence of the plague of London,...

...kind, an exemption from the fatal scourge has been frequently observed. Mr. Baldwin states, that among upwards of a million of inhabitants carried off by...Upper and Lower Egypt during the space of four years, not a single oil-man, or dealer in oil, had suffered. Mr. Jackson made the same observation in the...