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... 1;. On Sunday, the Queen’s Hcufr, Inccuhtion for the Small-pox was performed on'the Princtfs Royal and Prince William, and their Royal were put under the Care of Sir Clifton Wifftrmgham, Ftyficran I,is Majclly. Sir John Prirgle, Phylician.to the Queen ...
... Borough of THF-FFORD, Norf .lk an ...
... ---His dust ilulinclv i» It* a lingl. tjemUman. —II can any thing in th* Garden fo much the better. -He int.ft have had he Small-pox, and bring an unexceptionable charter from me lull ace he fervtd in Enquire Dod'- Colfee-houle, Ipfwtch. ...
... Market. Trade, and Inhabitants of tdl.-igh ; being between wo and Three thoufand in Number, Half which have nc| had the Small-pox. Caiman. ...
... the Aftaii of the Dif. f.dents, has font him of Skins to very conllderable ...
... Money befide*. f V^T* H 2. Vienna, Nov. 23. On Saturday laft tl^^Ssttdb^ Wife of Archduke Jofepb, was feized with iWm£BE& Small-Pox, and Yefterday milcarried of a Daughter, Who l ved but a few Minutes, and She hcrfelf is ia very greaf-fttnger. G. ...
... the Tenant. SIBBLE HEDINGHAM, March n, 1767. THE amazing Succefs with which Mr. Spini.off has communicated the inoculated Small-pox to many Thoulands, is fo well known in this and many other Counties, that 'tis needlefv to expatia'e her* upon it; fipm juft ...
... putrid, malignant Principles, that may coincide witli the Small-pox, are entirely eradicated from the Blood which bad State the Blood is the Caufe of the Dillemper’s being fatal, and not the Smallpox ilfelf, whsn unmixed with other pernicious Principles. ...
... Mildenhall, the Royal George at Thetford, the Crown at Botesdale, and at Henry Steward's, Bury. An ANTI D O againlt the SMALL-POX. THIS Tincture is the moil powerful Antidote that wit ever yet invented, not only an Prefrrvative agaioft that and all other ...
... pected Accident has put this Court into the greateft Concern : The Infant Duke of Parma, who had been taken ill of the Small-pox at Alexandria, and appeared to be in a fair Way of doing well at the Beginning, grew fuddenly v/orfe towards the Sth Day ...
... Sonp, Filh and Fowl, and Paftry, and that can come well recommended tor Honefty, Sobriety and i emper, and that has had the Small-pox, may hear a Place by e quiring at Mrs Norman’s Bury. ...
... k \ jnn. an A’flilfant in hi» lingular and m.'fl liuc-d .1 ol tnoriilaiion, who is every way qualified cot,d”i) thro’the Small-Pox with ilieuttnort Safety. Public may pi.-fed obfrrve, that hit Adilfant, Mr in Kr.u, Ins inoi ilnce September hit Two Tisouland ...