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.
... inoculation. Pra ilic Inoculation in the Small-Pox and its fir prizing Succefs, is at prefent generally known ; and that it has been the Means offaving the Lives of'Thoti- of Children, and ofpreferving them from the difagreeable Confequences ariftng from ...
... Inoculation for the Small-Pox/ BELLING HA MS Senior and Junior, Surgeons from flattie in SujJ«x, are now Inoculating at Coventry, and will attend every Friday at the Kin*- Head in Derby, where all Petfor.l that apply may depend on the ntmoft Care and ...
... Patients inoculated by him fince laflt Spring, in the Counties of Oxford, Kerks, and Bucks, not one has died by the inoculated Small-Pox. A Degree of Succefs Celdom attending the Practice of the Generality of Inoculators ! ...
... fome Traders lately arrived there from the Creek Country fay, that Chickefaws, and 1500 Choftatvs, are litely dead of the Small-Pox; and that the Creeks f3y, the Indians alway catch fome dreadful Diforder when they go to meet the White People. ...
... about 19, had Small-Pox, as Houfe Maid. 9 A young Woman, about 10, had Small-Pox, as Houfe Maid, Nuiie Maid, or other Bufinefs. 10 A young Woman about 19, had Small-Pox* as Nurfe Maid, or other Bulinefs. 11 A young Woman, about $0, had Small-Pox, as Houfe ...
... uodcrftimji the naakips of Made JJilhc.- # 4ifa Guineas a Vcai.X*-* Enquire the Praoters this Paper. She muft have had the Small-Pox. L O F E LD, and Co. Upbolfttrert, Cabintt - makcrytSbprUffbs, BEG Leave to acquaint The Nobility, Gentry, and Other*, that ...
... of Great-Britain. Nov. 23. On Saturday laft the Archdutchefs, Wife the Archduke Jofeph, was lei zed with a Fever and the Small-Pox, and Yefterday mifcarried of a Daughter, who liv d but a few Minutes, and (he heifelf is in very great Danger. Genoa, Nov ...
... or without a Shop, a Garden and other Conveniences.????lnquire of Mr. Thomas Cookfon. DR. JAMES's POWDER for FEVERS, the SMALL-POX, MEASLES, FLEURJSIES, QUINSIES, ACUTE RHEUMATISMS, COLDS, ar.d all INFLAMMATORY DISORDERS, as well as for which are called ...
... upwards of Twenty pcrCent. under their firfl Coft. Stoney-Stratford, Bucks, May 30, 1778. WE do certify, that no Perfon has the SMALLPOX this Town, and that the lafl Perfon who had that DHlemper here has been well three Weeks. (Signed) R. Gibbons, 7 • ~ . E ...
... Suffolk, whofe Names are under-written, do hereby affure the Publick, that thjre are but Two Perfons afflicted with the Small-Pox in the aforefaid Town, and they are nurfed at the Peft-Houfe. William Aldrick, Vicar., Inhabitant*. E.Tyrep, JobnÃanfon ...
... 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 ...
... ufually wore a dark Blue Coat, with Rials Buttons, Red Waiftcoat, and Red Breeches; was ot'i Brown Complexion, pitted with the Small-Pox, about Five Feet Six Inches high. Whoever fliall fecure ancl bring to me the above DESERTER, fliall receive Ten Shillings ...