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... are very reafonably founded. As to the Affection of our Gazette, tha , after fbme Experiments made by his Phyficians, (he Small-Pox had appeared, it well known the King had this Difeafe Meivz. It is not entirely hidden from the World, that the late D- plvn ...
... ahnoft as many warehoufes,five mofques, and about large dwellings, which the Creeks call Palaces. . , . , The moft fatal Small-pox has made it s appearance Bofton, America. Upwards fix thoufand have been atrcady confined this malady, which was continually ...
... render the r* . nts remain with him as ftoi 7 rouble, by the 1 '%% u e Com . » and allowing them every , the Difeel-. Any Small-Pox will admitted - 'M 1 rerms agreeable their « '.tt will Inoculate at - ft °ne-Dayiel no longer than 1 ke at his =-r>avrel ...
... reticle the of ALL SAINTS, in the Town NORTHAMPTON, without Certificate, or legal Notice, (but roorfi efpecially if have the Small-Pox) will, as. foon as difcovtred, be fent to their own Pariih. Order the Parim-Onrcer*, S. W. COALS and COKES SOLD, AT Private ...
... 'ââ¬âââ¬â INOCULATION. TV /JR. Sutton, tho' obligd to return to IV A London, in order to attend a Set of Patients in the Small-Pox, by the Affiitance of a Brother, who is now engae'd to reiide con, ftantiv with him, will be at Liberty in about a Fortnight ...
... WILLIAM DAVIS, under Sentence of tor Hocte Stealing ; be sLoul Years 01 made, about Feet Inches high, very much ,r,IT / ...
... Health, which, until attained the Age 46, was in a Manner free from Complaint, except the common conlhtutional Attack the Small-Pox lived in a healthy Air, in a Country Village, very well, but not tall; lam natmally found and a robult Conftitution ; yet ...
... Litt i-Wj Labourer, about Twenty-five Years ot Age, five Feet nine Inches high, a ftout ill - looking Man, marked with the Small-Pox; wears his own black, ftioit, curled Hair. . WILLIAM A T T, the Younger, of Great-Wildon, Labourer, about Years of Age, five ...
... Boy, may hear of a Place by applying to Mr. Smith, ol Thornton, near Stony-Stratbord, Bucks' N. B. He muft have bad the Small-Pox. TOWCESTER, Feb.21 1784t, ALL Persons who stand indebted unto JOHN RATLEDGE, now or late of the Fleece Inn, in the Town of ...
... in London ,„jU or to Mr. Creighton, the Aldgate. t ANTED, A HOUSE, . V been ufed to look thoroughly underftands her the Small-Pox, and can bring Such a One may hear a Gains, near St. Neot's, T, A SILVER Maker's Name, Stfj Whoever brings to the Vi (hall ...
... in the County of Somerfet, by Trade Butcher, aged 22, flrait and well made, fair Complexion, hafle Eyes, pitted with the Small-Pox, about five Feet five Inches high. Whoever feenres the faid Deferter, and lodges him any of his Majcftv's Goals, receive ...
... Warwick or Mr. William Keen, of Brauniton aforefaid. The faid John Skinner about rive Eeet feven Inches high, pitted with the Small-Pox., and wore his own dark-brown Hair. Tl*» faid Jofeph Chown is about five Feet feven Inches high, with light Hair and Eyes ...