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... of the Refurreftion of the Body by the vegetation of a Grain of Corn:— A falutary Regimen to be Aired. by Pa•icnts in the Small-Pox.--. Objeftions to Mr. Humes Atcobnt of the. firft Divifion of Pariihes in England.—A learned Defence of Juvenal.—An Ac- • ...
... laid Mary Randall, is a little fpare,}Yornan, very pale Complexion,• dark Eyes, dark brown Hair, and' a firm. Pit of the Small-Pox on one Side of her Nofe; the had on when fhe . went away, a daikith fiower'd Cotton Gown, Scarlet Domino, black Sattin,Hat ...
... Coughs, Colds, Pains in the Limbs or Breaft, Shortnefs of Breath, Trembling of Heart, Head-Ach, Stone and Gravel, Fevers, Small-Pox, Dropfy, Bed-rid, King's Evil, Scurvy, Green Sicknefs, Choli c , Wi nd, Fluxesvinveterate Ulcets, and Confumption ; in fhort ...
... 29,381, 38,502, 3,174 ' 24,313, and 51,361, Prizes of 501. each. DEATHS.] The Dutchefs Dowager of Medina • Celi, of the Small-Pox, at Madrid. At Bath, Beckford, Efq; Brother to Mr. Alderman - Beckford.—John Milnes, Efq; late Deputy Secretary of the Admiralty ...
... cure, Proptit)cs, &c. of Pucerons. Damage done by then; ( 0 &c. Coi.fiderations on the Caufes of Blights. Dr. 'Fiat's the Small-Pox arid Meaftes, with the antip'nlogiflic Method of Cu l ' Imitation o? Nature, in the Q2alicies of Earth, Water, and Deit 6 ...
... which caufes Tickling Coughs, it brings away all MercLry if lodged in the Head, is prOper for all Perfons to take alter the Small-Pox, Meafiv, and Fevers, as it purges the Head of the foul Humours, which :oo frequently lodge after th•feDiftempers and fall ...
... Piksi; Meeks, violent Eruptions,ConvuliiveamillaralyticCarriplaitits,DropfY, • Obltrpaiuns, Irctintrities oecafionca by the Small-pox; ; Delicacy Away ceimotge4llo. to avoid, as much_a_s itofyble, caroling the Nimes of thote cured ,brtiriseirte, pufticu4asly ...
... Certify that Ann WhitehoP r F ter of Jofeph Whitehoufe, Of Tipton GI-eel:, fe6tly cured of an Inflammation in her by - the Small-Pox of three' Years flaniiirig. ) witnefs S JOSEPH NICXLIN ,• • j JOSEPIIWHITEHOIJSE,Fat i _ _ . . Likewife jOhn Nicken, of ...
... plied Boats upon the different Canals) aged 28 Years, about 5 Feet 9 or ro Inches high, randy Hair, and marked with the Small-pox; had on when he left, a Waggoner's Frock, Leather Breeches, and a round Hat.—Any Perfon who will give information of them ...
... (prepared by Mr. NORTON, Surgeon, in Golden-Sq'ttare, London) of an inveterate kumour, occafioned by the Relicks . of the Small-Pox, which caufed feveral Ulcers in he: KneeSiLegs, &c. With one Knee flterits fo violently bad that the Lotion which was irkaed ...
... 15 S. to il. 9 S. Prem. Dafis and this Well. Diliafts. Aged 50. Confumption ,oz. Convullion 139 Dropfy 25. Fever i 15. Small-Pox 39. Teeth 30. Cajuallies. Drown'd 6. Exceffive Drinking r. Overlaid 3. Found dead 1 . . Births and Burials this. Week. _ ...
... Face and Arm in a more corrofive Manner, and much more Gaffe Face beinj covered all over with Blotches as ba Perfon in the Small-Pox, and her Eyes very much a, with the Inflammation, her Hands and Arms tro Fingers to her Elbows were (welled to an immc Size ...