... of its unqualified protecting efficacy against the ravages of small-pox. _They were indeed more sanguine than their illustrious master himself, who as early as 1804 confessed, that small-pox sometimes takes place after vaccination, though, with his. c ...

... fifty-fonr Tyne Mercury states that Robert of Hexham, a poor man novrly 6) years of age, and who is sleeply indented with the small-pox, whieh he had undergone in his youth, isat pre- sent labonring under the same disease. —An Voglish Com- pany is forming at ...

... Isabella, infant of Mr RL. ; aughter At Sherburn Hill, 7th inst., aged 20, Miss Charlton. At Little-Town, 7th inst., of small-pox, Abraham son of Mr Abraham Hall, overman. At Sherburn, 12th inst., aged $2, ,.Mr Jas, Lilton, much respected. At Leadgate ...

... president announced that her Majesty had been pleased to appoint Mr Cabral president, and Padre Marcos vicepresident. The small-pox, which has broken out among the crew of her Majesty’s ship Sfc. Vincent, has carried off several victims—all seamen. There ...

... more upon another, who in his turn repeats the interesting operation. And so it goes round: the mania is as catching as the small-pox. proposes every! else’s health. It would be an insult given to leave out anybody ; received, to be left out by everybody ...

... an engagement on the 7th ; and their force was totally routed. Dhuleep Singh, tho boy King, had been seriously ill with small-pox. lUs mother and the Prime Minister are said to have been discovered intriguing ; hut whether politically or ainatorily,is ...

... into the human body in two in gg by inocula- tion, indirectly by the lungs and skin. You all know how the morbid poison of small-pox get into the blood by.means of the respiration or by inoculation. So it ig with the morbid poison of decayed bodies. The ...

... discussion took place on vaccination, the question being whether Mr Wakley’s Hill, which wholly forbids inocu- lation for the small-pox, should be substituted for the one sent down from the Lords, whichorly providesth pneaus of diffusing vaccination. The house ...

... complaint, although so much greater than they have been accustoms! tosee, believing that more com- plete security against small-pox was thus ensured, T men- tion all these without any regard to the im- pression they may couvey respecting the value of the ...

... offence than the one contemplated by the penalty. The rich criminal bas his bail estreated : as one 1s vaccinated to avoid the small-pox, he pays the fine to avoid transportation. ‘Mle rationale of Lail is, that the Court, not knowing the character of the prisoner ...

... position in Hungary which they claim. “He speaks the dialect of the people; It is the lan, of my beloved mother (be zh Pox 1x small-pox in sheep is ati the serious attention of the government Professor of the Coll has beon engaged by. » Board sf Trade to make ...

... these causes, the increased knowledge of anatomy and the many very discoveries in medicine will stand most prominent. The small-pox, that annually carried off thousands, has been succesfully combatted by vaccination ; and Gout, that used to claim its numerous ...