... Expedition. We bear that a very worthy Clergyman in the North of Ireland, about ito Yeas of Age, is juit recovered from the Small-Pox. It was always believed that he had that Diftemper before. CANTIRBURT, Aug. as. We hear that the Anniverfary Meeting of the ...

... Carriage. Thurfday the Right Rev. the Lord of Norwich preached the Anniverfary Sermon before the Prefident and Governors of the Small-pox Hofpital, at the Parini Church of St. Andrew, Holborn, and afterwards they went in Proceffion to Unpers Hall, where a very ...

... of defiroying them. Paris, March :9. The Duke of Orleans has canted his Son the Duke of Chartres to he inoculated for the Small-Pox, notwithftanding the ftrong Prejudices in this Country againft that Praftice. The King's Pet nafion being previouny asked ...

... Matthewalkolletton, Ooldfm ith ; Thomas Bray, Weaver; John leobert‘ Dytr. Yellerday Mr. Maxey was eleaed Apothecary qf the Small-pox Hofpital, vaceqt 'by the Refignatioh of Mr. Kibbliwbite. On Wednefilay Night a. Man call'd for a Boat, at itholOates was ...

... Mr. Alderman Brigden 623—Mr. Aid. Stephenfon 633 Thomas Truman, Efq; 164 Tho. Whately, Efq; 260. Laft Sunday died of the Small-Pox, and on Thurfday following was decently interred, the Reverend William johnfon, M. A. one of the Society's Mifficinaries ...

... at Harwich. Some time fince a melancholy Accident happen'd to the Son of a of (balky who was lately recover'd from the Small-Pox: Two Doles of Phyfick being lent, one for the Father and the other for the Child; that which was for the Father was given ...

... fenlible and initable Parts of Animals. V. Account of Phyfiological Efl9rs. VI. Verfes to a young La#, on her having the Smallpox. VII. Prologue and Epilcgue to Akelfine, a new VIII. Ode to the Memory of Sialhefpxr, by Mr. lisvard. IX. Ode to Mewary, ...