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... Coat, a green Waiftcoat, and an eld gr^afy Pair of fireeches. RICHARD CARRIER is a fhorr, thick Lad, much pittpd with the Small-Pox ; and had on a liripcd .otton Cap, a light Coat, Mue Waift- coat, an oid P-iirof grcafy Leather Breechei, ar.d Vara Stockings ...
... of an Officer of the Army, for Neglect of Duty, and Contempt of Orders from his fuperior Officers. Laft Week died of the Small-Pox, at his Seat iri Staffordshire, John Whitby, Efq; a Gentleman greatly beloved for thofe Virtues which make an affedionate ...
... topplied by Newfmen with all Sorts New Maps Prints in in Sherborne and Burials Week Aged Confumption 90 Convulfion 141 Dropfy Smallpox 26 Stiiborn Ti flick Males 9 Males 2C7 Chriftened Females— Burled In all In - S°7 Increafed Week 69 PRICES STOCKS Stock to ...
... Convuifion Under 2 18 Fever & 6 Killed by fall I j y & 10 Meafles & 20 Overgrown I 20 & 30 y 1 30 & 40 12 Kheumatifin & J2 Small-pox 3 yo & 3 Still-born 60 & 70 4 Suddenly & 80 1 Teething 4 80 & 90 Vomiting ...
... providentially was quickly flayed. .We have had Accounts from Copenhagen, and other Parts, of mofl uncommon Ravages made by the Small-Pox. Various Sorts of new Fevers were alfo heard of ; the City of Paris, in particular, was terribly alarmed at a ftrange Difeafie ...
... liear of a good Place on eafy Terms. N.B. All letters fent to be poft-paid. NORFOLK, AYLSHAM, Feb. aB, 1749. WHereas the SMALL-POX has been lome Time here; w« have now the Pleafure to acquaint the Publick that it is cptirely ce.*n.'d,and tint no one Perfon ...
... hear of a good Placs on eafy Terms. N.B. All Letters fent to be poft-paid. NORFOLK, AYLSHAM, Feb. aB, 1749. WHereas the SMALL-POX has been lome Time here; We have how the Pleafure to acquaint the Publick that it is entirely ce.is'd, and tint no one Perfon ...
... 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 ...
... God) for moft tempers but the with all torturing Scurvy gives immediate Eafe ia moft racking Pains of Cholick Fluxes Agues Smallpox and Meafics After-Pains prevents Mifcarriages for the Stoee feveral I jn Slime County of the Gentleman the Bankrupt 11 the ...
... of whom are gone, and a Lift found irpon them of many more, that were to have gone in a few Days. On Sunday died, ofthe Small-Pox, at Adderley in Oxfordfhire, the Seat of her.Grace te-luM; Argyll, the Right Hon. the Earl of Dalkeith, eldeft Son ofthe ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...