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... In the Small-Pox two or Dofes hare, under hl» Care, always removed the Pains of the Head and Hack, and brought out the Eruptions; after which the Patients have gone through the tcafc chearfully, llept well, and com* plained only of being hungry. Fevers ...
... Art : Origin Al 7 chttling proper. S .tions on rairAg fatal Confequent lucing the Intef . >f Society : and its Fruit : he Small-Pox: human Body :• ny of England ct arch into E4.glarP Li imi race, ilulcrjhj t' hating nted for. No ifetul !‘) ) a Lady t of ...
... Prifoners. He fays that, immediately after the Battle,' that Mo- narch finding in a Village ?? Officer ill a- Bed of the Small-Pox, told his Majefty that he fubmitted to him as his Prifoher ; to which the King of Pruffia very gallantly replied, « That ...
... Prifonefs. He fays, that, immediately alter the Battle, that Monarch finding in a Village a French Officer ill a-bed of the Small-Pox, the Olficer told his Majcfty that he fubmitted to him as his Prifonrr; to. which the King of Prnflia very gallantly Replied ...
... B. He wears his Leather Apron conftant, and had in Company his when he deferted, a tall well-made Woman, fitted with the Small-Pox, wears a (hurt red Cloak, and a black Har, with a Stamp'd Linncn Gown, He bought before he deferred, a lightcolour'd Fultiln ...
... Swinfen March 25, 3757. SAMUEL SWINFEN. Note, Edward Shaw is under 3o Years of Age, tall and thin, pretty much pitted with the Small-Pox, luppoled to ablcond in a Buffet Coat, and a brown Wig.-Thomas Watfon is about 6o Years of Age, Roman-noled, long-vifaged ...
... Powder to a great Number of Patients in the Small-Pox, Fevers, and other Eruptive Inflammatory Diforders, and that when given •t the Beginning, and continued for fome Dofcs, has never known it fail. the Small-Pox two or three Dofes have, under his Care, ...
... the' youngeft Daughter ot Sir Thomas Palmer, Ba*rt. Knight of the Shire for the County of Leicefter. She fell iif of the Small-Pox the third Day aftet her Marriage to Mr. Medley on the 2d Inftant. Some Letters from Paris ( by the Way of Oftend V fay, that ...
... B• The laid John James Cooper, is a Man about. 5 Peet high, has a large beam on his Cheek, and fome large Marks of the Small-Pox in his Face Any Perlon that will give Infon'ajtion to the laid Samuel Baker, of the laid John James Cooper' woiking with ...
... vall-i5, GEORGE PARRINGTON, sFcet 6lnches high, '2 EYearr. of Alge, brown Complextion„ Dal: Hair, He Eyes, matk'd with the Small-Pox, loops forward when he walks, firaight Limbs, and well made, by Trade a Smith, bort) at Middlewich in Chef/tile, enliffed ...
... Middletex continued : The Delcription of London conclude •i, with an Account of the Lying .in Hoti)ital s, Middletex Iloipitil, Small-Pox Hofpital, &c. Welt minder ; its Situation, Extent, . Curiofities, &c. A Defcription of the Royal Palace, St. James's Park; ...
... 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 ...