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... Commons on Friday Night. The three Children of the Right Hon. the Lord Effingham Howard, who were lately inoculated tor the Small-Pox, are in a fair way or Recovery, under the Care of Mr. Rantry. The Countefs of Portland, who has been dangerouily ill, is ...
... the Wound; 'tis ?lfoj«!ctual againft the of Venomous Animals,' thorc mad Dogs not excepted, and prevents Pitting by the Small-Pox, if the Pimples are anointed with it as foon as they appear on the Face. N. B. is very Remedy for all Diftempers ift Children ...
... inro the Wound; 'tis alfo effectual the Bites mous Animal.*, thofc of mad Dogs not excepted, and prevents Pitting by the Small-Pox, the Pimples arc anointed with it as foon as they appear on the Face. B. It very fafe Remedy for all Diftempers Children ...
... it into che Wound ; ‘tis alfo effeétual the Bites of, mous Animals, thofe of mad Dogs not excepted, and Prevenis by the Small-Pox, if the Pimpies are ancinted wich it as foon as they appear on the Face. N, B. Itis a very fate Remedy for all Diftempers ...
... into the Wound ; ‘tis alfo the Bixes of Veno- mous Animals, thdve of mad Dogs not excepted, and prevenis Pitting by the Small-Pox, if the Pimpics are anointed with ic as foon as they appear on the Face. N, B. Iris a very fafe Remedy for all Diftempers ...
... too I. to be difttibuted amongft the Poor of St. Margaret's Pistilli, Waltninfter. Ou Saturday latt the Governors of the Small-Pox Hofpital met at !!,e Veitry Room of Covent Garden Church and went in a handfome Procrflion of Coaches to Illington, and dined ...
... Hofpital for the Maintenance and Education of expofed and deferred young Children, there have been Children inoculated for the Small-Pox, and orily one died. Upon a Petition of the Conipany of Booktellers and Printers of Paris, felting forth the Difadvantages ...
... Crew for Mutiny. We hear that the Right Hon. the Lord Clinton, Son to the Earl of Lincoln, is under Inoculation for the Small-Pox, at his Lordihip's Houle in Downing-Street, Wettminfter. The Rij,ht Hon. the Earl of Gainsborough, and the Hon. Mr. Noel ...
... Clapham, deceafed, has left by lift Will, amongli other charitable Legaties, the Sum of Fifty Pounds for the Ufe of the Small-Pox Hofpital. On Thoth! iy in elderly Woman croffing the Way on Ludgate- Hill, had the Mitfortnne to fall down; and a Cart going ...
... Magasinet, and other Buildings were (wallowed up, with a great Number of Inhabitants. Rome, Jan. 26. Cardinal York is ill of the Small-Pox and has been Come Days in great Danger; but the wortt is now t hought to be over. The Pope has been to fee this Cardinal ...
... this happy Occafion. The fame Day the whole Court, except the Princefs aementia, uho is not yet perfe&ly recovered from the Small-Pox, let out from hence for Haag, in order to hunt the Wild Boar. Vienna, Jan. 2. The Emperor has difpofed of the important Putt ...
... upwards of 300 Children have died in bound to Maryland for Tobacco, was Plaintil4 and an eminent about that Place of the Small-Pox. Merchant Defendant, for the Charge of Freightage, which was Mr. William Curtis, Commander of the Good-Will Merchmt 15461 ...