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... the Poor of the Parilh of Coombe aforefaid,—He is about xj Years Age, wears his own dark brown Hair, hat lately had the Small-Pox, and it about live Feet four Inches high} had a Miller's Drefa and a Ruflia Drab Frock with a blue Waillcoat along with him ...
... rs of the Poor of the Coombe aforefaid.—He is about 25 Year-, of Age, wears hit own dark brown Hair, has lately had the Small-Pox, and about five Feet four Inches high had a Millers Drefs and Rufita Drab Frock with a blue Waiiicoat along with him, with ...
... INOCULATION, THERE arc few People but are ferfibie the fatal Effects often attending t!;e Small-Pox taken the natural Way; Mr. SOUTH.kM liavinp ha]rpi!y experienced Method Inoculation bv which all Itangcr rcmovtd, and the Patient happily conducted through ...
... ADVERTISE MEN T. Banbury, January 31, 1761. W/ H E R E A S the introducing of Strangers to Inoculated for the SMALL-POX, within the Town of and Parilh Ntitbnf, haa been a great Injury to the Inhabitanta of the laid Town and PariO) A Subfeription it already ...
... and Mrs. Smith, both of Aylelbury aforsfiid, and their Child a Month old, together with tea others; all of whom hod the Small-Pox in os favourable Manner ay poffble, and are returned ta their own Homes. ...
... Couple of Horfes in the Stable, the Underwork of a fmall genteel Family, where two Men Servants art kept. imift have had the Small-Pox, and bring unexceptionable Ch:.rafter from his laft Place.——Enquire Mr. Wapfhot, Mercer, in Chipping-Norton. ...
... her Friends and the Fubllck,—That the futther White Houfe, near Oxford, is now open for the Reception of Patients in the Small-Pox, both in the Natural and Inoculating Way. She humbly thanks her Friends for the Favours already conferred, committing to ...
... to die daily, as The feldom could get either (bund Reft or Sleep during this long Time ; at laft (he was feized with the Small-Pox, and had them very thick, which flattered us this Malady would have cured her of the former violent Eruption if (he furvlved ...
... proper Allowance will be made to the Gentlemen of the Faculty, or thofe who buy them to fell again. SEXTON'S POWDER, the SMALLPOX and FEVERS; HAVING merited the Public Attention, from inconteftahle Proofs of it’s Succefs, in Hundreds Cafes in Families ...
... ' ..1 many Peffons have ab^ fentcd themfclvCT frem- the Markets 'and Pairs here for lame Tin* raft, thnmgh Pear of the SMALL-POX, and at, oar Anausl FATR for Cattle, !tc. will ba hel4 hut KdpeJ&ty the 28th Inftant, We do hnefy give and' Cert%) That this ...
... Ptrfon labouring under if, within Libertiea of Banbury; and that many the Inhabitants, who retired from the Town when the Small-Pox frjil broke out, teturned Home above Month ago, and have Cn« purfued their refpeflive Callings, Bill continuing in petlcdl ...
... principal lahabitants Shipftun afuielaid, hereby certify, that the Town of Miipllon alurefaid 1$ entirely free Horn the SMALL-POX, except one Houfe the Road to Stiatford, quite out of any Part of the Town where the Fair is held j there hiving been, about ...