... climate, says the Mar:: Lane Express, in p, to which we adverted a short time since, proves to be true variola, or the small-pox of that animal. Professor tiirucrul-, of the Royal 'Veterinary College, following up t.le experiments ins:it-m.4 by him, ...

... George's, sail! made an application to their workhouse, ami was taken in. where bail been fourteen weeks, and bad bad the small-pox. The lad told them the same story lie bail that day, on wbieb lie went to his Lordship, who said Toglioni had thrown a knife ...

... all eruptions, whether contracted by too free Uvin|, surfeits, proceeding from scurvy, or from hnmonrs after the measles, small-pox, Price IJd. bottle PIKE'S OINTMENT, for effectually earing the Itch, without confinement the least offensive smelt. Price ...

... roof, and came in, destroying the whole of the pews. The small-pox has become alarmingly prevalent several parishes the metropolis, and this principally among adults, male and female. The Smallpox Hospital is full that it will become necessary to secure ...

... observed to her husband that they would go next day to Carl ton-on-Trent, to see one their sons, who was very ill of the small-pox. Aboutan hour after this, the neighbour having left them, it being then half-past five, Mrs Page went out to take some linen ...

... We resjret learn that Mr Maule, Under-Secretary of Slate, has been confined hod for the last ten days severe attack of small-pox; the disorder, however, has taken a favourable turn. The committee of the I louse of Commons appointed to try Mr Lynch’s ...

... Skelton.—On Saturday last, at the Head of Elvet Bridge, John, son of Mr John Young, aged 111 On Monday last, Church-street, of small-pox, Mr John Moore, aged 2(l—ln New Elvct, yesterday, Ann Snuwdon, an advanced age. Shinrliflb, Monday last, Margaret, wife of ...

... passing ularly and uninterruptedly through its several stages, that human body can be permanently defended from the inin small-pox. 1 am, Sir, Your very obedient servant, G. CANNEY. THE Ladies and GeutlemeD of Hougliton-le-Spring and lis vicinity are ...

... Newcastle, fell oat of boat (which was sculling) into the river ne. The body found next morning. Verdict— Accidentally The small-pox has reeently proved very fatal in some parts .Staffordshire, in consequence of the ignorance and obstinacy of the people ...

... of that port, Newcastle trader.—At Northallerton, on the lllhinat. aged 72, the wife of Mr David Row.—At London, of the smallpox, Munro Evans Rosa, aged 21, youngest son of Mr Ross Newcastle, maltster.—Al Langley Mill, Mr Mulcasler, agent at that place—At ...

... the party heavy punishment common law, the practice of bringing children Into public places when they had the Inoculated small-pox would be prevented. The Allen Bill was agreed to tbe Committee, with some amendment. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tuesday. May 2. Sir ...

... had been. Pinkerton was a very little and a very thin old man, with a very small, sharp, yellow face, thickly studded with small-pox marks, and decked with a pair of green spectacles. Gibbon had patronised him in his youth, and he returned the service by ...