... years s.ept, from the effects of which the child died shortly afterwaids, in great agony. In the Queen’s Hospital. Fever and Small-Pox in the Metropolis— Fever and small-pua arc still very rife in the metropolis, particularly at Batilebridge, and many other ...

... disorders of this class in the last week being 232, while the average of the last Hve summers not higher than 191. Among these, small-pox alone carried otf last week twenty*aix persona mole than the weekly average of fotmer years. The Mayor has endeavoured to ...

... the country districts moat remarkable increase of mortalitv occuned in Cornwall, and the Hedruth and Feasance districts* Small-pox has bean epidemic in many districts all over the kingdom, and baa proved fatal to great numbers, vaccination had bean neglected ...

... On the Bth instant, at St, Lawrence, lUmtgstc, aged 103, Colonel Cromwell late lion. East Company's ssrvics. suddenly, of small.pox, James E»q., advocate, one ef the Shctiffs at the county of Edinburgh. MaHK LANE, Monday, September 15. The of English 'Wheat ...

... propagating rumours to the effect that small-pox rages amongst the inhabitants, and that the houses are fully occupied by the parties employed in constructing the railway. Both these statements are erroneous. Small-pox has visited the towns and district of ...

... memory of Robert Purves being fraught with many happy and hallowed recollections, lleing blind from boyhood, occasioned by small-pox, Robert lived and maintained himself and family by employment of a I musician, and there was scarcely ball, a harvest-homo ...

... unusually large dimensions was discovered in the blsdder ; and this circumstance, combined with the effects of the disease of small-pox, had doubtless produced thst nervous debility which had impaired loirdahip'a mind to urge him to commit self destruction ...

... specie the value of 1,100,000 dollars, large general cargo, and 180 passengers. In Jamaica market* improvement, the spread of smallpox Kingston and unci agricultural districts having cause I more than ordinary degree of languor trade. Produce improving; sugar ...

... snow, had gone to watch llelaiogfors. The real tho Britiah naval force has proceeded to blockade the Gulf of Bothnia. The smallpox was purled to have broken out la the British fleet, bat the Irelh of the report is Coruin aok*. April 27—The Cknmiele'i writes ...

... lying they ware dismantled. The cluund w«a blocked up sunken rocks. The crews of the English fleet were healthy. new cases of smallpox had occarred board the Duke of Wellington and Arrogant. Accounts from the Baltic state that complete panic prevailed in the ...

... --Searlatina and Small-pox have been very prevalent during the quarter, and in consequence of the fatal character of the former, the number of Deaths is above the average. Honaraz.—The health of the parish has been good. The cases of Small-pox noticed in last ...

... thill year's growth. The diseases 1 have found most prevalent among the colonists and troops here are of every description, smallpox, and ophthalmia of the worst kind; the last generally attacks women and children. No doubt those diseases will in a great ...