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... Boy, may hear of a Place by applying to Mr. Smith, ol Thornton, near Stony-Stratbord, Bucks' N. B. He muft have bad the Small-Pox. TOWCESTER, Feb.21 1784t, ALL Persons who stand indebted unto JOHN RATLEDGE, now or late of the Fleece Inn, in the Town of ...
... Clerk toMr. Win 1 have nothing to fupport myfelf, my Mother and Sifter (m Father dying early in the lait drgwning from the Small-Pox, whi was fatal to many People here, as foon as they were f crow together in the Town after their being drove from their Fen ...
... Impreffions upon their Minds. At a public Difpenfary in Cumberland, 157 poor Children were fome Time ago prepared for the Small-Pox, of whom only 30 were inoculated, fo ftrongly prejudiced were the Parents of the others againft that falu_«ry Praaice. Every ...
... taken in Payment. BRIGS TOCK, April 1787. NOTICE is hereby given, That this Parrlh general has been Inoculated for the SMALL-POX, and the utmoft Endeavours are to get clear the fame as foon ai pcffible:—— We therefore inform the Public, that no Perf ...
... Rogers, of Sherrington, Bucks. * * is between and 40 Years of Age, aboat Feet 10 Inchei high, long Vifage, marked with the Small-Pox, dark-brown Hair tied, a Star the left Thumb, much ruptured, by Trade Sawyer and Carpenter, and ferved fome Years in the ...
... SPILSBURY’s NOTHER Box of that excellen ufed in Cafes of the SCURVY GouU HEUMATISM, NERV s 1 Cc ERUPTIONS, HUMOURS the SMALL-POX, INDI GE! STI ON, &e by Mr. SPILSBURY,, at bis Difpenfary, Son ARE, inftituted. and vended y Mr. NEWCOMB, Printer, in the ...
... — Governor Haftings propofes leav- ing this Settlement about June next for England. — His Lady is already embarked The Small-pox has lately been exceedingly fatal among the Na- tives on the Coromandel Co aft, which perhaps may be owing to the extreme ...
... and capacious Honfe, fituated within three Miles of Marktt-Harborough, Patients are taken in for the Purpofe of having the SMALLPOX, fupplied with the beft Accommodations, on the molt moderate Terms, and with the Liberty of the Attendance of any Medical ...
... Arms round her Mother’s Wart. Catherine “Woolley, with her two Children, under the Bed. The young Man who was ill of the Small-Pox, lying by the Bed Side: And Hayward’s Daughter lying acrofs the Bed, with her Legs hanging over, and als moft burnt off, ...
... Printer, Coventry. For CHILD-BED FEVERS, &e. Dr. Fames’s. HE Excellence of this Medicine in. Fevers; Rheumatifms, . the, Small-Pox, Meafles, Pleurifies, Eryfipelas, and ali Snflammatory Diforders, is too univer- fally Known and acknowledged, to require ...
... was married, Abraham Rayner, of this city, worsted-maker, to Ann Coote, of Langton, near Wragby. Last Sunday died, of the small-pox, Mr. John Codd, huntsman of the city hounds. On Monday, a match for five guinea*, wis run on the race courfe, between Mr ...
... five and twenty Years of Age, five Feet eight Inches high, ftrait dark-brown Hair, of a fallow Complexion, pitted with the Small-Pox, his right Eye appears fmaller than the left—had on, when he cfcipcd, a lightilh-coloured Cloth Coat, blue and-white fhiped ...