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... conftant Work, f applying to David Hurl, or St. Petet's in the Ifle of Thanet, Kent. Fr:4ll Copenhagen, Dec. 7, that the Small-Pox continues to make great Havock in that City. From Drelden, Dec. 13, that every thirg is exceffive fcarce and dear, but efpeci ...
... acute Rhmmailjm, and the Lownrfi Spi.ks and Uneafindfct Seceding from Jkm, and Utat which are mMahen foT and Hyfimeh. is Small-Pox, Motto, and St. aShnlay and finglc Dod« weasskahly PscgtcW * CM, and certainly piwe** the Confegaencaa common Diforder, the ...
... Males „ kirk-yard (_Fem. 17 Age. N°. Diseases. & * ...
... h3rboutin7 ploying thi3 taid Apprentice: He is about zo Ireot five Feet fix Inches high, of a dai k Complexion, with the Small-Pox, had on w!n-it he went away Coat lined with White, black and Le' Any Perfon giving Information of him to his be handfo;nely ...
... Relief in the StfaYiguaty, is 6\, Dr. Radclfle's famous Purging Elixir ; being the btft Purr- : fi*r of the Blood after Small-Pox, &c. It cures the Dropfy, Scurvy, Itch, and all ojd Sores-or Breaking) out whatfoever, • if continued as direfled 4 is. the ...
... Robert Rich; JO H N B&OW N E. fire Feet eight Inches and a Half high, botn at Kirby, in Lancalhirc.i much pitted with the Small-pox * ihoti black Haiti dark Eyetj by Ptofeflton a Husbandmani had !■ on, when be went off, white Drill Frock, blue Waiftcoat ...
... have for more than THIRTY YEARS, with uncommon Succers, been given in all Fluxes, (pining of Blood, Confumptions, Agues, Small-Pox, Magid, Colds, Coughs, and Pains in the Limbs and Joints; they put off she moil violent Fever (if taken in time) and give ...
... such Damage, that they were to be refitted before they could [at to Sea again. The King of Denmark who has lately had the Small-pox is ery well recovered, without being much marked by them. The French King has iflued an Edifl, importing, that all Sea and ...
... proceeding from four and latent Fevers, which are generally miftaken for Vapours and Hyfterics. It is extremely eftettual in the Small-Pox, Measles, and St. Anthony's Fire, and a tingle Dofc remarkably Hops the Progrefs of a Cold, and certainly pre- vents the ...
... N°. r A cd !8 2 f f 11 Arthma 2 IO Cancer 10 2j chincough ' 4 —29 30 & 40 Draughts . &So _ , 3 6, jo & 60 i 7 F)ux j 60 20 Smallpox - 7° 80 Stillborn & 90 Suddenly Teething Haddington Prices, March 7. 1760. Bejl. I Second. Third. Wheat, 81. 12s. 81. Bs ...
... BurialsinthisCity (where wc reckon only about 19,000 Souls) 4761. Chridcnings, only 1407. Since the Month Augud, when the Smallpox broke out, to the lad of December, of 4100 who were icizcd with that Didemper, 1069 died. Its Progrefs is now much Dackcncd ...
... to the above Gentleman. Lift Sunday Evening two Children were interred at Deptford, who died about two Years ago of the Small-Pox, and bad lain ever Mice, inclofed in Leaden Coffins at their Parent's Houfe, on Account of a Conte& fiabfifting in the Family ...