... 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 ...

... in- « difputable Evidence of Experience ; both which loudly * proclaim the Utility and Safety of this Praftice for the « Small-pox, and that it is an excellent Prefervative of the * human Race.' ...

... allowed, and Care taken cf the Patient. 18. That no Pension be allowed out of the House, unless in Cases cf Lunacy, Plague, Small-pox, Foul Disease or Idiotide. 19. That there be a School in the House where all Children above three Years of Age shall be kept ...

... his Sobriety and Honefty.-rNone need apply but thofe who can have a good Character from their laft Place, and have had the Small-Pox. '¦;• ¦ Enquire of Wm. Rhymer, Bookfeller, in Colchester. APerfon qualified to ferve as Cleric to- a. Merchant, or to ...

... Traders « lately arrived there from the Creek Country fay, that 300 * Chickefaws, and 1500 Chodtaws, are lately dead of the * Small-pox j and that the Creeks fay, the Indians always * catch fome dreadful Diforder when they go to meet the * white People.' 7 ...

... Potatoes, • was executed purfuant to his Sentence. The other two, ' Edward Beau and James Scott, the latter of whom has the ' Small-pox in Goal, are reprieved till the ?? inft. Walfh ' and Draper, the remaining two of the eight that were con- ' vicled of tbe ...

... Hour of the Day. BURY ST. EDMUND's. Oftober 8, 1765. WHEREAS it has been reported by fome ill-defigning perfon**, that the SmaLL-Pox is much, and mortal, in the faid Town ; This is to inform the Publick, that fuch Report is falfe. On tks ihifteft Enquiry ...

... all- Pox. Befides his ill Succefs with the Dutchefs of Boufliers, who is now in danger of loling her Sight by the natural Small-pox ; a young Man of Rank is juft dead of the fame Diftemper, wl o was inoculated about a Year ago by the fame Phyfician. 12 ...

... thick Lips, remarkable for laughing when he fpeaks, and mewing his Teeth; had his Leg broke about 5 Yesrs ago, has had the Small-Pox, and is pretty much freckled, both Face and Hands. N. is. Cotton is adjoining to Finningham, within fix Miles of Stowmarket ...

... Patients-as is con- Jiftent with the Nature of the Difeafe. The remarkable Succefs Mr. Spinluff has had in conveying the Small-pox, in the moft favourable Manner, to his Patients in ge- neral, even to fuch as were fubjea to fcorbutick, leprofy, and other ...

... about 5 Feet 8 or 9 Inches lugh, about 27 Years of Age ; has a dark-brown fml.-*4 Hair, it not cut off, much pitted with the Small-pox. They are both Hufbandmen, and fometimes go to Sea-Fifhuig. Whoever will give Information of one or both of 'them, fo that ...

... itients as is ecu - fiftent with the Nature of the Difeafe. ' ' The remarkable Succefs Mr SpinlufFhas had in convey ing^heJ Small-pox, in the molt favourable Manner, to his Patlents.in^e- neral, even to fuch as were fubject to tccibucick, leprefy, and ether ...