... felt no solace but her tender care for her only and dearly beloved child, the present King. When he was inoculated with the small-pox the year 1770, she never stirred from his bed ; she nursed him herself; the tenderness of her maternal care would suffer ...

... false, and i'X(>ert ; can a great length. If die here, lie will be my real heir in Europe. Love. —fFhy is love like the small-pox? Because man never has it a second time. Alarming Acehlent at the Seat of Lord Fiscmmt Granville.— At Lodge, in Suffolk, ...

... Chancery. 2 p. m.— Steered on towards Paneras, wondering at the romantic beauties that met at every turning; caught peep at the Small-pox Hospital, and longed for pop at a patient Put couple of gipsies and donkey: recovered arms just in time: had fortune told ...

... informs us has ascertained that, independent of the great advantage of cow pox in affording permanent security against small-pox infection. It has added four or five years to the lives of those who have received it; and as elderly subjects are susceptible ...

... Recollected going Mr. Shaw’s school; went inside a stage coach. Witness eonld then see as well as any body; had had the small-pox abouta year before, but it did not at all affect his sight. The first week after his arrival at school, he was used very ...

... duty where no written consent is given to the charge, and whete no appeal is made to the Commissioners of the verdict. The small-pox is now making rapid and fatal ravages Liverpool. //unt.— An order has been sent from the home department to Hertford gaol ...

... (both having alternately beat each other,) is, unfortunately for the lovers of foot racing, off; Ashton having taken the small-pox from one of his children then dangerously ill of it. He has of course declined the contest. Spring and Langan —On Saturday ...

... widow, aged 06. —Married when very young, she became the mother of twenty-one children. The first s xjwcie snatched away the small-pox, and other diseases, so that she was left childless. Afterwards she had fifteen more, one of which* a daughter, being attacked ...

... Husband’ was Lady Betty Cecil, afterwards Lady Elizabeth Chaplin. She was of the Exeter family, and had been a beauty; but (he small-pox had rendered her plain, misfortune which she bore with such meritorious submission, to procure her universal love and esteem ...

... y of them are to be tried for treason at Bresiaw. is remarkable circumstance, but not generally known, that neither the small-pox, measles, booping cough, nor scarlet fever, has ever been known either in New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, or the Sandwich ...

... joined iu singing a verse expressive of their love of their country, and their desire to excel the English manufactures. The small-pox is at its height in the Department of De L'Aube. and chiefly at Troyes. great number of children have died of the disorder ...

... near Whitby, in this county, and brother of Jonas Browne, Esq. of Sculcoates, In the same county. On Wednesday week, of the small-pox, (after vaccination), the house of his mother-in-lak, Klvet, Durham, aged 35, Mr. Wm. Dodds, Ironmonger, of Stockton. Lately ...