... report,aaent the reception of cases of small-pox into the llospital, as read to the meeting :- The Committee having t-aken into consideration the remit from the last quarterly court, anent the admission of' small-pox cases into the fos pital, were unianimously ...

... meetinfc : Tlie C'otnmitteo baring taken into consideration the remit from the last quarterly court, aneot the admission uf small-pox oases into Hospital, were unanimously of opieion that Ike legulatioa, Chap. 6, No. ...

... Scotch Greqs, and every one belonging to that regiment, have been vac- cinated, in' consequence of the prevalence of the small.pox. in. some parts of this country. Alarming Fire in the she of Mans.-An 'larmiing 'fire broke. outa'h fi'eknk 15dus6; BalauglV ...

... to their several congregations, that if Pv1 lire ceriously deslboau thai tbeir Cbildren escape ho! danger utlending the Small-pox. they onght not nl . gluct a limeous recourse to VacuitimAou-nlure par .;L. larly as it i6 u:twnded *rith no u3pL) -C tnr ...

... a verdict of Manslaughter against ,r a vender of Morison's Pills, it being alleged that the death of a young man, in the smallpox, had been accelerated by their use. The Heraldqays, the y Assizes are near at hand, where, it is understand, the case will ...

... arUcfea, •apew4 'or aala. Cioo*»larrlra wera lUr a«agla mdrra, it wight callad the Wnjr aaaikct, tar we aaw little elar. Smallpox.—A medical cormpondent in at, I lu>«« mam at tan min MMllpos, ««*4og Iho UM tmat tilght. ■■■■ of tW ...

... vt that afatbilitv free from meanness, and courtesy free from deceit, by which he is so eminently distinguished. d The small-pox has been raging for some time past a in the parishes of Ilarykirk, Laurencelkirk, and }et- tercairn, 3lit in few cases have ...

... young w oman in the village of Le- u thnm), near Forfar, w as so very nnch) pitted endit dis- u figured in the iace by the small-pox, sonie years aego, 'I und had so far lost her look, as to le scarcely s known among her former acquaintances. A few i( ...

... security in all cases, against small-pox, were admitted at first rather too unreservedly.- This ac- knowledgment, however, is accompanied with the as- surance, that though vaccination does not always pre- vent small-pox, it never fails to mitigate its ...

... novel, Itaving been recently practised in a sanitary point of view in manv places in Turkey infected with the plague ami smallpox. where many Instances of its success might adduced. may also be mentioned that about eight or ten years ago the plague was ...

... exirtance. When generated, it* propagation -vme* under the wine myrtenous law which diffuaea tad spread* abroad all epidemics—the smallpox, typhus, jiagur. Monopoly, tlwu ha*t mocU to answer for Thou hast injured trade, paralysed and misdirteted industry, starved ...

... not been of a virulent de. scription, exeept itl cases where the ptatients have becn too ong, neglected. Sevaral cetss oft Small-pox baseV alto tppeared in toret. It is lamentable that children sttild still hc !x posed to tile attacls ot tlhis dalngerous ...