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... about 20 (had Small-pox) as Footman, or would be glad of any Employ, where his Pen would be nfeful. _ 10 A young Woman about 2.6* (had Small-pox) as Houfe Maid, or Upper Maid, where two is kept. 11 A young Woman about 1 3 (had Small-pox) as fole Maid ...
... hence. HagUa, Augujl 16. According to our laft Advices from Paris, the Dauphin is look'd upon to be out of all Danger 5 the Small-pox indeed are very full, but they are of a good Sort, and his Senfcs are not in the leaft difturb'd. Berlin, ( the Capital City ...
... imme- diate Relief hi the Strangury, is. 6A. Dr. RatcliffeV famous Elixir, being the beft Purifier ofthe Blood after the Small-Pox, kc. It cures' the Dropfy, Scur- vy, Itch, ahd all old Sores, ot breaking out whatfover, if con- tinued as direcled, 1 s ...
... L 0 N D 0 N, June 8 We hear that the young Prince of Brunfwick is foon to be inoculated for the Small-Pox, under the InSpection of Pennell and Ccefar Hawkins, ESqrs. which will retard the Departure of their Royal Higluiefles the Hereditary Prince and ...
... mounted, and attended by two Servants in Livery, agreed to ride for a Wager from Weft-Smithfield to the Turnpike near the Small-Pox Hofpital. They gallopped at a furious Rate till they came to Cow-Crofs, when,, at the fame Inftant, two of the Horfes ?? ...
... Sea and Land, ibc all Diflempers in the liead and Eyes. This SNUFF it very proper for all Perfons to take, who have had the Smallpox, to purge their Hea ?? and carry off the foul Huuioura whicli lodge there after that Diftemper, and fall upon the Eyes, and ...
... 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 ...
... Expence} incurred- by the forces ferving in North America. A German Prince ib faid to becoming over to be Ino- culated, for the Small-pox, the Death of the Emprefs, and the generai'R'avages. of that dreadful Diftemper, ren- dering Bis fiighneft extremely fearful ...
... hear whether the French allow her to be a legal Capture, The Dulch have received Advice by their laft India- man, that the Small-Pox hath made great Havock at the Cape of Good Hope ; whole Families have been carried off; and it is reckoned the Number of ...
... that the two Sons of the Prince of Holftein Beck, Lieutenant General in the Service of Ruffia, died there lately of the Small-Pox, and that that Diftemper makes great Havock there. ...
... the Army under the Command of his Royal Highnefs the Duke. Letters from Paris by the Flanders Mail acknow- ledge, that the Small-Pox rages greatly in the French Army in Wtftphalia. The French have already 60,000 Men beyond the Rhine. On the 3d Inft. a French ...
... and a Bleffing and Happinefs to the Em- « fire, to live and reign in it; be may never thelefs be « fnatcbed away by tbe Small-Pox, or fome otber Diftem- * per incident to Youth; and by that Means tbe Pains « anl Expences that may be taken and expended ...