Thursday's and Friday's Posts
... Commander Derewes was taken Prifoner. Koaigsherg, June 11. OncSchiel, a Labourer, near Years of Age, was taken with the Small-pox lafl April, from whence lie is not only recovered, but now good State ot Health. ...
... Commander Derewes was taken Prifoner. Koaigsherg, June 11. OncSchiel, a Labourer, near Years of Age, was taken with the Small-pox lafl April, from whence lie is not only recovered, but now good State ot Health. ...
... urged in the Debate, and pit one the Sutum, redding here this Time, obferved, that the Variolous Matter communicated the Small-pox only fui generis in its own Kind; to which it was aafwcrcd, that the Doctrine of Ferments might convince any one how fmall ...
... greatly could I fay the fime of other attendant Difiorders, but this I can with Safety fay, that Diftenipers have followed the Small-pox by Inoculation, but what arc its Attendants, in greater Degree, in the natural Way. The Proportion between the Number of ...
... then twice Month, then once, and lafl three Days every Spring and Fall for fix Years; afterwards unfortunately died of the Small-pox, which he caught from his Daughter, undci Courfc Inoculation. •J. DOMINICETI. * For the better Convenience- of the Pcblic ...
... Father, and cider Brother, all dying (before In* great Grandfather) within the Space Tar. His Grandfather was taken off the Small-pox on the 14'h of April, 1771, at the Age of hi* Father the ibth February, 171 X, aged 30; and his elder Brother on the 6th ...
... King’s Dominions by Sea and Land, for all Didempcrt in the Head and Eyes : It is very proper for thofc who have had the Small-pox, to purge the Head and cany off the foul Humours which lodge there after the Diftemper, and tall upon the Eyes, and very ...
... light brown Hair, rather of a fandy Cad, cut very fliott, hi* right F.yc is black, the left lod. he is much pitted with the Small-pox, and his Complexion is rather ruddy ; he has on a very bad blue Coat with metal Buttons, old black Waillcoat, Leather Breaches ...
... hade Eyes, pale Complexion, in light coloured Coal, torn the Hack; another flout, thick, well made Man, pitted with the Small-pox, about five Feet five Inches high, drefled in a blue dole great Coat with Br.ifs Buttons, which was torn at the Top of one ...
... Mr He is about five Feet eight I brown Hair, rather ot a fandy his right Eye jis black, the let ANCHES; pitted with the Small-pox, _ all reafonable tra- ther ruddy; he has on a ver applying to any of metal Buttons, an old black Breeches, and black Stockings ...
... Sickucis conftoitcncc Intemperance and IndigcHlon ; and removes ail Oiifirmnions upon the Lungs. Thole who have not had the Small-Pox, would well condantly to carry a fniall Bottle in their Pockets when they to Play-Houfes, Concerts, and public Meetings every ...
... King’s Dominions by Sea and Land, for all Diflcmpett in the Head and Eyes : It it very proper for thofc who have had the Small-pox, to purge the Head and cany off the foul Humours which lodge there after the Diftemper, and fall upon the Eyes, and very ...
... high, rather (lout made, (loops in the Shoulders, wears his own brown Hair, rather long vifaged, long Nofc, marked with the Small-pox, hat been in the Army or Navy, and has loft cither a Finger or a Thumb, went off laft ThurfJay Night in a blue Great Coat ...