Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... House all the Winter. -- His Terms are. Five, Three, and Kitchen-Patients T wo Guineas each. N. B. Perrons in the Natural Small-Pox at 5 Guineas each, including NurOng, Medicines, and every Expence for one Month. The Money to be paid at the Time of Entrance ...
... he has taken a neat and convenient houfe at Bedingkild near Debenham in Suffolk, where lie propofes inoculating for the Smallpox on terms agreeable to circumftances from Two Guineas upwards. Mr. Sutton flatters himfclf that the very great number of thoufands ...
... Money befide*. f V^T* H 2. Vienna, Nov. 23. On Saturday laft tl^^Ssttdb^ Wife of Archduke Jofepb, was feized with iWm£BE& Small-Pox, and Yefterday milcarried of a Daughter, Who l ved but a few Minutes, and She hcrfelf is ia very greaf-fttnger. G. ...
... Tuefday the 14th Inftant. CHRIST ENE D here this Week, * Males and _. Females* BUR lED 4 Males __ ia Females. -—Eleven of the Small-Pox. ...
... the Tenant. SIBBLE HEDINGHAM, March n, 1767. THE amazing Succefs with which Mr. Spini.off has communicated the inoculated Small-pox to many Thoulands, is fo well known in this and many other Counties, that 'tis needlefv to expatia'e her* upon it; fipm juft ...
... think proper to furnifh us with them. CHRISTENED here this Week, 1 Female.' BURIED 4 Males and 5 Females.— Three only of the Small-Pox. ...
... Suffolk, Jone Bth, 1773. This is to certify, that on a Itricl Enquiry, there is not, at thi* Time, any Perfon with the Small-Pox in the Panfh. Witnefs our Hands, GEO. FROaT, M. B. M. COOPER, 7 Church- J. HARRINGTON,-) E. SALLOWS, wardens. GEO. PARSONS ...
... putrid, malignant Principles, that may coincide witli the Small-pox, are entirely eradicated from the Blood which bad State the Blood is the Caufe of the Dillemper’s being fatal, and not the Smallpox ilfelf, whsn unmixed with other pernicious Principles. ...
... D. W A ASobcx Lad about 16 or 17 Years of Age, that can wnte, and bring a good Character from his Place, and has had the Small-Pox. Such an one may hear a Place by applying to the Printer of this Paper. A POINTER to be Sold, The Property Gentlem.n going ...
... pected Accident has put this Court into the greateft Concern : The Infant Duke of Parma, who had been taken ill of the Small-pox at Alexandria, and appeared to be in a fair Way of doing well at the Beginning, grew fuddenly v/orfe towards the Sth Day ...
... their refpeftive Parifhes, the true Number of Perfons afflifled with the Small-Pox in the Town of Colcheftcr at this Time, is only SIX. We believe the above Account of the Small-pox in Colcheftcr to be tiue. C. HOSSACK, M.D. F. PICOTT, M.D. J. H. LISLE ...
... whofe names are hereunto fubferibed, ha«ing made diligent enquiry, 00 cektipt, That this town i, perfeAly free from the SMALL.POX. no perfon having had that difeafe during the lad month. BENCE SPARROW, Reft or. SAMUEL CROWE, Overfeer. ...