... 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 ...

... the complaint, although much greater than they have l»ecn aecustonol toacc.ltollevlng tliat more complete security against small-pox was thus ensured. mention «ll these widumt any to impression they may convey respecting the value of the new virus only desire ...

... and Sunday last, William, in fant son of Mr Ralph Watson, grocer.—At the South Shore, near Gateshead, the 17th inst. the small-pox, .Margaret Birkeil, aged 15.—At Ilehhurn, Mrs Margery Meely, aged 62. —At Hexham, oil the 21st inst. advanced age,’ greatly ...

... causes, the increased knowledge anatomy and the many very valuable discoveries in medicine w ill stand mo t prominent. The small-pox, that annually carried off thousands, has been successfully vaccination ; and Gout, that used to claim its numerous victims ...

... offence than the one contemplated the penalty. The rich criminal has Ids hail estreated : as one vaccinated to avoid the small-pox, be pays the fine to avoid transportation. The rationale of hail is, that the Court, not knowing the character of the prisoner ...

... b-»th handsome fellows in their styles. The converse all this applies to the case of women. Rousseau did not dare to let the small-pox permanently injure the beauty his Heloise. One would have . Hie book had destroyed the sine qua non all romance. O' Doherty's ...

... the arduous war with France, just after the battle of Senelfe, William of Orange was seised with the same fatal disease (small-pox) which had destroyed both his father and his mother in tbe prime of their lives. Tbe eruptiou refused to throw out, and remained ...

... pnrlfylng the blood, and cleansing from ell proceeding from colds, surfeits, grots humoors remaining after Ibe measles, small-pox, cow-pox Inoculation, Ac., ibis medicine admirably calculated, and with tbie peculiar advantage, that whilst they possess ...

... 85. Dishopwearmouth, Olive Street, aged 63, Mrs Mary Lamb, much respected. At Sheriff*-hill, near Gateshead, inst. of the small-pox, aged 26, John, eldest son of Mr J. sign of the Cannon. Newcastle, Ist in Forth-street, aged 81, Mr Robert Usher, father ...

... arrested and sent to prison. It is understood that the auctioneer also has been sent to Carlisle gaol. Increase Mortality from smallpox.—The Poor-law commissioners have issued I circular to the authorities of the various parishes, i calling upon them to give ...

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

... d Native Force-84 killed, 603 wounded, and 903 missing. The rainy season had begun, and the prisoners reported that the small-pox and dysentery had committed very considerable ravages in the Ashanlee camp. The AUgemeine Zeitung, of the 2Sth ult., contains ...