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... To the NSW of this Paper: SIR, Or HO' the Small-Pox, which has lately appeared in tl.i. City, is at pant very mild, and makes but a Progrefs, yet how (non it may take a ditferent Turn, no one cat. to I. But that it will keep its Footing among us for a ...
... otherwiie Ann hit Wife, it fiieit, firong made Woman, and masked with the Small-pox. The faid Robert Clarke is about si' Years of Age, five Foot ftven Inches high, 4 marked with the Small-pox and Ifabd his Wife of a fair Complexion, thin made, and has black Hair ...
... LonponNn EveninGg PosT, Fan.l9.. . THE Accounts from Rhoan in Normandy are not fo bad as reported. Many People have dicd of the Small-pox and a malignant Fever ; but all proper Meafures have been taken by the Ro T S T P NSFT Tl I e being polied reund the Tovn: ...
... A Way to preferve the Face from being pitted with the Small-Pox. After the Eruption, and when the Puftulas begin tofwell and be filled wiih the Pus or Matter, take Chalk thoroughly pulverized, and mix it with freih Cream foas to make a kind of Liquid ...
... Flux 4 110 & Gravel I 120 & 30 Iliac paflion 1 §I 30 & 40 10 Meafles *1 40 & j:p jo Mortification 1 & 60 7 Pally j6O & 70 Small-pox 6 & 80 3 Swelling (,80 & 1 Teething 3 ...
... Fifhery, this Seaton, than they have yet had, the Commencement of that great National Undertaking. Id Week died •of the Small-Pox Mr. Anthony Welles, Merchant, a young Gentleman lately arrived from Philadelphia, and Grandfon to Richud Pat tridge, Elq; ...
... Childbed 3 . Chincough E. . Colic 29 Confumption & 10 Convullion 4 I & 10 5 Fever .Jo & Flux & 30 Gravel 1 & Mealies 7 & 12 Small-pox & 7 Rheumatifm 2 ...
... the Departure of the Duke de Nivernois, waa charged with the Affairs of the Crown of France at this Court, is dead of the Small-Pox, which Diftemper has made great Havock in this City for fome time paft. Paris, Oft. 6. We learn from Picardie, that there ...
... The Curates of this City havinp-, in confequence of the Pope's Orders, made an exaci Lift oi all that have died of the Small-Pox fince the Beginning of laft Summer, we find that the Number amounted to 1897 at tne End of O&ober. That dreadful Difeafe ...
... upon the Infant. She has yet efcaped the nioft diligent Enquiry. Salifbury, June 17. About a Fortnight fince died of the Small-Pox at Combe RafTet near this City, Mary Greville, Sifter to Thomas Greville, who alfo lately died of the fame Difeafc, which ...
... , who is in the feventh Month of her Pregnancy, enjoys perfea Health. Madame de Voifins is quite out of Danger from the Small-Pox. On the Second and Fifth we had two Tempefts ; in the former the Lightning fell in the Thuilleries, but without doing any ...
... Smyrna, M Rome, 03. 26. The Carding Vicar has public Prayers on account of the cxceffive Drought, and the Raging of the Small-Pox, w|iich continues to mal ...