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... AGE. No. | Childbed I Under 2 20 |Chincough ee 5 cae 12 we lo s |Convulfion 2 G6 2320 4 |Fevr — If 20 & 30 3 | 2 § 40 8 |Small-pox 4 E 4 40. 50 6 |Still-born 4 & 60 5 |Suddenly 3 6o & 7° 2 | Teething 2 zo &. 80 2 {Ulcers I 80 & 9° 1 |Crufhed to “90 & 100 ...
... «| Childbed 2 Under 2 33 |Confumption & & 5 4 | 3 to 5 |Fever — 12 10 & 20 4 |Meafles — 27 l2o & 30 3 |Pleurify x & 40 8 |Small-pox 4 $433 5 ‘|still-bom 3 a 60 3 |Suddenly 5 60 & 70 3 & 80 2 80 & 9° 2 ...
... LONDON, April 7. Yefterday Morning about Three ?? died ofthe Small-Pox, at his. Lodgings in St. James's-ftreet, Sir Edmund Bacon, of Gillingham, in the County of Norfolk, Bart. one. of the Gentlemen Ufhers and Daily- Waiters to his Majefty. Charles Frederick ...
... that the two Sons of the Prince of Holftein Beck, Lieutenant General in the Service of Ruffia, died there lately of the Small-Pox, and that that Diftemper makes great Havock there. ...
... Mary Mr Mr Wheatley Mr i Mr Mr St A Pubhjhed is AftfJLy's Rryai Letters HiCH hate many Years wh Sue tf in all Confumptitais Small-Pox in Joir’ij violent ever if in lain Alfo Exa Li all in Fngand Wain M ct‘- diAindiuftM lAkfl rr lrfrr inv Letter rell-difpofed ...
... and a Bleffing and Happinefs to the Em- « fire, to live and reign in it; be may never thelefs be « fnatcbed away by tbe Small-Pox, or fome otber Diftem- * per incident to Youth; and by that Means tbe Pains « anl Expences that may be taken and expended ...
... 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 ...
... Chairman in Edinburgh. He is about 25- Years old, has fhort Htir ofa pale Colour inclining to fellow, and pit- ted with the Small-Pox, has a Halt occafioned hy the Tread ofa Horfe upon his Heel, and is about y Feet 7 Inches high. When he went off he had a ...
... Ev. Pft. 21. Difiafs ard Cctfu.iltics thir Week. Difeafet. Aged jo. Canfumption 77. Convulsion no. DropfySaf. Fever 80. Small-Pox 1%. Teeth ?? Cafualties. Drown'd 3, Kill'd by Falls t. . Murder'd 1. Chriften'd Males. I*7. Females 11 U Inall-ajJ. Bdried ...
... Bonds al. i s. Prem. Difieefir Ca./matelot (hi, Week, Dilifires. Aged 40. Confumption 76 Convulfion Dropry IS. Fevetti - 74. Small-Pox 30. Teeth 25. Cajua/tier. Broken Legs. Burnt 1. Drown'd 2. Exieffive Drinking 1 , Found dead 3. Hang'd themfelves 3. Overlaid ...
... Princefs of Orange. ■ tiambtirgb, (tilery eonfidirdble City in Germany) Nev. 24. by Letters from Copenhagen we learn, that the Small-Pox continues to carry off greatj^umbers of People in that Place. We bave received Advice ofthe Death of Lieutenant-General Beniield ...
... fwallowed up, with a great Number of Inhabi- tants. Rome , ( the Chief City in Italy) Jan. 1 6. Cardinal York is ill of the Small-pox, and has been fome Days in great Danger; but the worft is now thought to be over. The Pope has been to fee this Cardinal ...