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... The King of France having refoived to be inoculated for the Small-pox, together brothers, and «che with the Princes his Countefs art they fet out th inftant from for Marly, in order to undergo the operation the 18th initane ‘The poftfcript of a letter ...
... and taken Lodging, at Mr. Dixon's, JBrazier, in Gainfl,oro,,gh. Llncolnfhire, in order to Practtce Inoculation for the Small-Pox expatiate here upon a Praclice fo university approved, would be Derogatory the Merits thereof; nor is ncceifary to recount ...
... all the Week 38. Diseases. Aged 22. Coufumption 80. Co*vi;}» /ions 120. Dropfy 13. Fever 26. Lunatick 1. Mortification 6. Small-Pox 36. Stilborn 18. Teeth 12. Casualties. 4- Kill'd ...
... Increafed in the Burials this Week Diseases. Aged 17. Coufumption 61. Convulfions 84. Dropfy 21. Fever 39- 2. Mortification 4. Small-Pox 47. Stilborn 12. Teeth CASUAL T «. Killed 4. Drowned | ...
... aflertlng, that his Moll Chriftian Majelty had then the Small-pox. He was taken ill at.Fontairibleau, the eruption came out, and he was well again in three or four days. The diftemper was pofiiively the Small-pox, but in all probability was only a favourable fort ...
... morning, at eight o’clock, the King, the Count de Provence, and the Count and Countet(s d’- Artois, were inoculated for the Small-pox, after being properly prepared for it. The variolous matter was taken from a child of two years old, which was of the beft ...
... STAMFORD, who has | within thefe few Years inoculated Two Thoufand Three Hundred Patients, continues to inoculat | ihe SMALL-POX, with that great Suceefs which has | always attended his Fraétice. — He pays @ proper | Attention to the Conflitu: ion of ...
... LUNDON, Aj r i 12. On the trruption ef the Small-pox ape peared on thetic Roval fis rince Ado}- pius Mrederick, and Princels Marv, which are of at vourable fort, and they are bath in a fair wey of a ing well. On Friday eventing Feme were from Lord Weymoutn’s ...
... Edinburgh, and taken Lodg'rgj at Mr. Dixon's, Brazier, in Gainlhorough. Lincolnfliire, in order to Practice Inoculation for the Small-Pox. Tp expatiate here upon a Practice fo unirerfally approved, would Derogatory to the Mei its thereof; uor is necellary recount ...
... Edinburgh, and taken Lodging* Mr. Dixon'*, Brazier, in Gaiiifborough, Lincoln (hire, order to Praftice Inoculation foi the Small-Pox. To expatiate here upon Traflice univerfal-1 approved, would a Derogatory the Merits thereof; nor to recount the alrnoft ...
... which happened uefday. have the pica fare to acquaint the Public, that the Earl of Albemarle is perfedtly recovered the Small-pox. Friday laft the report was made to his Majelly in Council, of the convidts now under fentence of death in Newgate, when ...
... Chymift, the High-ftreet, STAMFORD, who has Within thefe few Years inoculated Two Thoufand People, continues to inoculate the Small-Pox, with that great Suecefs which has always attended hit Pra&ice.~*He pays proper Attention to the Conftitution of his Patients ...