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... Copenbagtv. _ Sir, In anfwer to what you defire to he informed of, whether the Q , lren of Denmark Irts lately had the Small-Pox, I ean tell you Certaiaiy, That what is repotted with you to have been the Small- ...
... no more than the Chicken-Pox. I can't therefore but furpett, it was given out by tome Perfons among yourftlyes to be the Small-Pox, in order to dikourage the Prattice of Inoculstion. You may make whAt Ufe you pleafe of this, only I dare my may be concealed ...
... Article having been inferted in the Papers, viz. A That the Queen of Denmark, who is now happily recovered from the Small-Pox, had the fame by Inoculation Come Years ago: And whereas this mull difcourage thePralice of Inoculation, which is one ...
... Hadley, an agreeable Lady, with a Fortune of r a,OOO I. They write from Dundee, that on the 4th Inftant died thcre of The Small-Pox, Phn Roydon Hughes, EN; Captain in Gcncral Pulteney's Regiment. Wc hrar that the Lady Catherine Day has prefenfed the Rev ...
... Godfathers; and her late Welty, (then Princefs of Wales) for his Godmother. This Nobleman died at Bologna in Italy, of the Small-Pox, the it th of September, 1 7441 the Day on which he completed the i 9th Year of his Age. Alto one Daughter, Lady Elizabeth ...
... this happen commonly to People with Colds, Coughs, &c. which go as regulary through whole Families, and even Towns, as the Small-Pox or Meshes? 111 had both Time and Inclination, it would perhaps be but an unfatisfadory Piece of Theory i (to many of my Readers) ...
... alter fitft Symptoms, which are Sweating and a Head ach, have their Bodies covered with white Puitules, like thofe in the Small-Pox; and wen they are dead, their Cowles be:7ome all over black. All Communication with that City has been forbid. This Day was ...
... St. Paul's, by the Right Rev. Father in God Thomas Lord Whop of Lor. , .ion. Sir Edmund Bacon, *Bart. is taken 111 of the Small-Pox, at his Lodgings in Bennet-Street, but is in a fair Way of Recovery. On Monday a noted Gambler was committed to the Cornpter ...
... hide, for 4o Guineas a Battle, anJ 40) the Main, which was won by Mr. Egerton, by two Battles. This Morning died, of the Small-Pox, Mailer Pye, Son of D-. Pye of Mile-End. a Youth of a molt promifing Genius. Thurfday fait Week, Perryman and Roach, the ...
... by one Marret LeonarJ, a Servant Maid ; the 13 of a black Complexion, about Twenty ore Years of Age, much pitted with the Small-Pox, the Pit. 63;1, has weak Eyes, and had on when the went away a (lack StullG)wii : Whoever fecures her, and the Things, and ...
... late John Potter, Efq; late one of the Deputy Secretaries of State under the Duke of Bedford. On Sunday laft died of the Small-Pox, at his Seat at Adderbury in Oxfordfhire ' the Right Hon. Francis Earl of Dalkeith, Son and Heir apparent to his Grace the ...
... who had been Vicar of that Parlfh 33 Yeats: A Gentleman of great Piety, Learning and Integrity. Laft Tuefday died, of the Small-Pox, at his Lodgings in Argyle- ' Buildings, the Rev. Joel Hemming, M. A. Fellow of Baliol-College, Oxford, and Reetor of Bradford ...