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... the blood, and cleansing from all ernptlous proceeding from colds, surfeits, or gross humours remaining after the measles, small-pox, cow-pox iuocalatlon, . this medicine admirably calculated, and with this peculiar advantage, that wbiiel they possess all ...
... heavy and weak. Helen, the contrary, was ' , an ...
... beneficial results, and attended with such prosperity, think has had quite contrary effect. —Jan. 2. INOCL’LATINO SIILEP FOR THE SMALL-POX. —TIIC following is taken from the Gentleman's Mai/nzine for May, IM2;—The Russian Counsellor Bradsky has obtained reward ...
... —Miss Margaret Best, daughter of Mr Best, innkeeper, New Elvet, Durham, aged 8, who bad never been vacciuated, took tba smallpox in tbe casual way. Neither her elder sisters, who are constantly with ber, and with one of whom she sleeps, has taken the ...
... the Grand Jury, but the trial was postponed till the next Sessions. We are sorry, and indignant, too, to learn, that the smallpox, of very malignant description, is committing ravages Whitehaven and its vicini'y. A letter has been addressed by Mr Southey ...
... chemist. At Workington Hall. Cumberland, 23th nit., aged 43, John Christian, eldest son Henry Esq. At Edinburgh Castle, aged small-pox, Lieut. 11. Martin Atkins, Regiment. On Tuesday last, the Rev. Jcshua Lineard, M.A., Incumbent of St. George's Church, Holme ...
... the blood, and cleansing from all eruptions proceeding from colds, surfeits, or gross humours remaining after the measles, small-pox, cow-pox inoculation, 4c., Ibis medicine admirably calculated, with this peculiar advantage, (hat whilst tbey possess all ...
... poor may be brought (here for that purpose. This opportunity of procuring gratuitous protection against the ravages of the small-pox will, hope, be vary extensively embraced. 'I agent who is soliciting orders for Greenwood's intended Map of Durham, has ...
... Majesty's ship Victor, Captain Woollourabe, who was left chase other slavers. During the passage these miserable people died of small-pox, consequence of which, her arrival here, was placed under quarantine, and removed off Foura Bay, where the slaves were landed ...
... amounted is easy therefore to anticipate the extensive influence which the ciiauge must exercise 1 the affairs of commerce. The small-pox is raging fearfully Carmarthen and neighbourhood the virulent u.a--« having shown itself in its worst form, both adults and ...
... stock, 3 per cents, 'university, year 1810. Grimsby, Saturday se'aoight, Elizabeth Hojwwell, Id years; she died of Ibe small-pox, and wae fourth •or that malady within abort period. So reprebenaible conduct of some parents in G'lpWby, Ibel Ibey employ ...
... the decisions issued against them. VACCINATION.—.Most medical men (observes tlie Medical HazetU) are now agreed tliat the small-pox likely to be entirely extinguished by vaccination. If the frequency and the virulence of its attacks diminished, this is ...