... the beginning of September, being gone about six weeks. During his ab. sence, he wrote letters to my daughter. She had the small-pox in November, 1823; up to that tirnj i' ne fo. fendant continued his attentions to her. ' When she was better, he was allowed ...

... not at all restricted ; the land was not divided into such small parcels; and, inde- pendently of thtse circumstances, the small-pox acted to repress a population, not then very considerable. It is probable that thi, multitude of beggars, of whicli the ...

... indicted for stealing a mare, the property of l.eorge Smith. The prisoner, who wus a Gipsy, was suffering dreadfully under the small-pox, which the judge felt it his dut'v publicly to unnnunce before he wus brought to the bar, to enable ull wbo dri'.iiled the ...

... he often preached from a folio volume of Tillotson's Sermons, which lay in the pulpit from ircek to we,k. He died of the small-pox. I heard much of his pleasantry, his politeness, and his integrity, ?? s. p Raleigh's (Sir Welter) Remains, _c. 1651 ...

... slight figure, between live fee*t seven and five feet eighty fair complexion, very light hair, slightly marked with the small-pox ; has lost a front tooth, sometimes wore mustachios, and is about 33 years of age. ?? On Saturday, a boy of the name- of ...

... engineers, amounting in all to little' n„re- than 4,000 men. The garrison is quite healthy. In London an.l its neighbourhood the small-pox has lately been making dreadful ravages, and it will be- scarcely credited that the chief agents in extending the power of ...

... he had a most effectual method of destroying them ; and in his celebrated book, he favours us with a whims- ical cure for small-pox — ' Immediately after the erup- tion, cause the whole body of your patient to lie wrap- ped in red scarlet cloth, or in any ...

... made its appearance in the Bengal districts, and that the native community of Calcutta are also hthoariug under the fever, small-pox and measles. It would appear from tiie accounts from Arracan, that the Burmese are again becoming troublesome in that quarter ...

... the pubbc-house, and he thought one v. as as bad as the other : he should dis- miss the warrant. Amongst several cases of small-pox lately observed n tbi n nvn, tl c following instance of the prophylaaPC powers of the cow-pox has come to our knowledge. ...

... to shore. Tie usual means in such cases were InyDjadi- ately resorted to, but without effect, - U^Jiton Ga- zelle. The small-pox is at present spreading its baneful in- iluence with much severity. Several children hays fallen victims to the disease' ...

... repaired, aud ;\ neat inscrip- tion on it records the present thorough repair which it has undergone Wp ?? I v. learn that the small-pox is making fear- fill ravages at Falmouth : upwards of twelve children have died there of this terrible disease, within a ...

... unusually great ; in the month of October there were 811 deaths, many occasioned by the epidemic brought by the emigrants. The small-pox h_s made, and continues to make, great ravages here. The Labrador and mackarel fisheries, at the Fox Islands, have had an ...