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... and Men of War lays ready to fatl from &pithead, and waits only for an Exprefs from above. There have been received at the Small-Pox Hofpitil the Year 713 Patients, who had the Difeafe by common InfeEtion, and 247 v. n o have or en inoculated ; fo that 960 ...
... too I. to be difttibuted amongft the Poor of St. Margaret's Pistilli, Waltninfter. Ou Saturday latt the Governors of the Small-Pox Hofpital met at !!,e Veitry Room of Covent Garden Church and went in a handfome Procrflion of Coaches to Illington, and dined ...
... Fields near Whitechaoel; and which Burk, lately executed, declared that he com- mitted. We hear from Bedford, that the Small-Pox, whicii has raged in that Town for fome time paft, is now ceafed. Out of 1300 Perfons who have had that Dtftemper there, ...
... that the Cardinal Vicar has order'd public Prayers to be put up in all the Churches for Rain, and for putting a Stop to the Small-pox, which carries off great Numbers ot People. The following Account is atteded by a Gentleman of Credit: In the Year i 742 ...
... and irr! table Parts of Animals. ' *■ V. Account of}Whytt's Phifiological flays. Series to a young Lady, on her having the Small-pox VII. Prologue and Epilogue to Athelfian, a new Tragedy. VIII. Ode to the Memory of Shakefpeare, by Mr. HauarJ, IX. Ode to ...
... obferv'd at Cranbrooke with great Rejoicings, which were much heighten'd by the agreeable News of her (ale Recovery from the Small-Pox: The Morning was ufher'd in with Ringing of Bells; and a very polite Entertainment was provided at Glallenbury (the Seat ...
... three following Men : JOHN LEE, five Feet nine Inches without Shoes, 21 Years of Age, fair Complexion, much pitted with the Small-Pox, and has a re- markable long Nofe ; light grey Eyes, wears a grey cut Wig, is ftraight and well limbed, by Trade a Shoemaker ...
... 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 ...
... continued. Hillory of Maryland. ful Earthquake at Lisbon, &c. Bill for Union of the Colonies. Births, Deaths, Marriages, &c. Small-Pox incommunicable at St. Books publilli'd ; with Remarks. Helena. Projea for an univertal Stocks. Bill of Mortality. Thermometer ...
... 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 ...
... eafy vetting into, and Safety whilft there, of luck Ships as may put into that Harbour in dormy Weather. We hear that the Small-Pox (for (ome Time paft) has been very rife in the New Goal, Southwark, of which one died a few Days :go, and fcveral of the ...
... Carriage. Thurfday the Right Rev. the Lord of Norwich preached the Anniverfary Sermon before the Prefident and Governors of the Small-pox Hofpital, at the Parini Church of St. Andrew, Holborn, and afterwards they went in Proceffion to Unpers Hall, where a very ...