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... To the NSW of this Paper: SIR, Or HO' the Small-Pox, which has lately appeared in tl.i. City, is at pant very mild, and makes but a Progrefs, yet how (non it may take a ditferent Turn, no one cat. to I. But that it will keep its Footing among us for a ...
... This Day it publijhtd, the Third Price f»d. ESSAY on FEVERS, And their Various KINDS. With ESSAY on the SMALL-POX. ALSO, A Dissertation on Pleurisies and Peripneumokiisj and Method for preferving the Health of SEAMEN in long Craifes and Voyages. To which ...
... In the Small-Pox two or Dofes hare, under hl» Care, always removed the Pains of the Head and Hack, and brought out the Eruptions; after which the Patients have gone through the tcafc chearfully, llept well, and com* plained only of being hungry. Fevers ...
... SEXTON’S POWDER, For the SMALL-POX and FEVERS; HAVING merited the Public Attention, from mcontdbhlc Proofs of it’s Succcfs, in Hundreds Cafes in Families of Ui(iin£liotl and the grcateft Reputation, makes it almoft i;cedlefs to mention their fuperior ...
... BURFORD OLD RACES. S the Town of Burford is epidemically afftifted by the Small-Pox, the neighbouring Subferibers, in C'onfideration of publick Safety, have thought proper to pollponethe Races for this Year. —In Confequence of this Refolution (fo unf ...
... WANTED, ALivrry Servant who hath had the Smallpox, to drive Poft-Cbaife, wait at Table and work in Garden. No rough Rider from Inn need offer his Service, but only Arch an one can come extremely well recommended ior hit Honefty, Care, and Abilities as ...
... April 10, 1758 JOHN Surgeon, Lindfieid, Sufi x, who hath inoculated the Small-Pox many great Succwls, continues the Practice, and will ready take in Portent* about the in. ftant Ary Pcrion applying him by Letter, or 0- (herwilc, fliall proper Dirc&io' ...
... 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 ...
... Fifhery, this Seaton, than they have yet had, the Commencement of that great National Undertaking. Id Week died •of the Small-Pox Mr. Anthony Welles, Merchant, a young Gentleman lately arrived from Philadelphia, and Grandfon to Richud Pat tridge, Elq; ...
... Commons on Friday Night. The three Children of the Right Hon. the Lord Effingham Howard, who were lately inoculated tor the Small-Pox, are in a fair way or Recovery, under the Care of Mr. Rantry. The Countefs of Portland, who has been dangerouily ill, is ...