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

... Smith ; the Conuuerc d-rond, apod Mrs K. Forster; Kinp Street, aged I*3, Mr Smith, maker; 24th, at Mill-dam, Anne Moore, smallpox ; 2Cith, in East Street, advanced ape, Mrs N. West. At North Shields, the 24th nit., aged 61, Eleanor Omndy; Elizabeth, infant ...

... the preservation of the stack from the threatened destruction that were fortunately altended witli the desired effect. The small-pox is very prevalent in the neighbourhood ol Hooghlon-ioSpriog and Newbottie, and many persons have • ’sunk tusder'the,disease ...

... ordered to pay Is damage, aud 8s costs each. Turner, in default of payment, was committed to the bouse correction for 14 days. Small-pox in Sheep. —We regret to state very heavy loss sustained Mrs Heard, of Seckford Hall, near Woodbridge. Mrs 11. purchased, ...

... to have been Jealousy.—A quack, named Patrick Cororau. was lately committed to gaol for idociilatiug three children with small-pox virus, contrary to law. Two of the children are dead, According to private letter from Borne, dated tho November. '•The Emir ...

... which took place « occasion is attribatable to actae other oakat tho saltpetre whlsh was stetud i» the burnut I log. -The small-pox has broken ont to sew tent in Vormout, Uaited BtaM% and many had i riotims to the malady; it said to katet brought from Canada ...

... and engaged the same game of whist. Upwards of eighty individuals, men, women, and children, have fallen victims to the small-pox Worcester since January last. The disease not uliatcd, fatal eases still occurring. l ...

... admission into the corps of Cadets should have the Russian language. Smallpox continues to rage great extent Bondon. During the last mouth of .March patients were received into the Small-pox Hospital. Ihe admissions have been more during the past fivemoiUus ...

... loathsome furina, 'The young gentlemen had all been r nc had had the nnalTpux one of the seamen, tlltatn Coldtick, had the small-pox 1811, when be belonged the Stlvadur del Mundo, and bore the usual external marks on his and arms, and hr died ; another, ...

... contrived very ingenious mode of in the open air. assisting this operation, but have not been able to When typhus fever, small-pox, or scarlet fever learn the process; bv my next 1 hope to do so, as all is VOUI . house, sure keep the rooms well connected ...

... likely to afford considerable relief. Insect Origin of Smallpox—At the Institute, on the 4th of July, M. Berres meutioned the following fact, seeming to favour the hypothesis of animalcules in small-pox. covering each pustule with a glass capsule, which is ...

... occurred at York, where Mr Richard Richardson, aged 20, apprentice to Thomas Sowray, draper, of that city, an attack of small-pox, took quantity of MorisoiPs Pills, which it alleged, on the authority of a coroner’s inquest, greatly accelerated his death ...