... EXTERMINATION OF THE SMALL-POX. The fmall-pox, one the tnoft peftilential difeafes ever known Europe, has, during the laft thoufand years, continued its ravages without being in any remarkable degree mitigated by the (kill of medicine, or the cares of ...

... with the small-pox in the public streets, rhe defendant had suffered judgment to go by default, md from the facts disclosed in the affidavits, it appeared hat he was an apothecary in Marylebonne, who grauitously inoculated for the small-pox, and caused ...

... eight persons had lost their lives ' owing to the indiscretion of a mother who exposed her child when it had the inoculated small-pox, an indictment had been preferred at common law, and the offender convicted and He trusted, therefore, that when it was known ...

... duriut dentition, and their earliest infancy; all uhi * respects it possesses material advantages over Inoculation for the Small-Pox; which, though of disease generally mild, yet sometimes occasions alarming symptoms, and few eases ratal. Tin security derived ...

... HAMPSHIRE.*PORTSEA ISLAND.*At Kingston, Portsea and Portsmouth, small-pox has much prevailed. Out of 313 deaths, 55 were from that disease. SOUTHAMPTON, (Southampton).*Births 254; Deaths 181. Small-pox has been very prevalent, and 22 deaths have been registered ...

... Winchester, Jan. 25, 181). As I have been informed, that an unfounded and very mistaken notion prevails respecting a case of Small-Pox occurring after Vaccine Inoculation, I am induced to trouble you to put the following statement in your paper:— In a house ...

... to contagion, small-pox has appeared after vaccination, but then it lias been almost always in a very mild form, and of short duration ; tbe proportion such cases iv London where the vaccinated are constantly exposed the contagion small-pox, has been only ...

... Jan. 27, at his house in St. James's Palace, Sir Frederick Augustus Barnard, K.C.H. aged 87. Athlone, Ireland, on the ult. small-pox (after having been vaccinated), Sophia Mary, daughter of Lieut.- Col. Thomas Paterson, Royal Artillery. At Worthing, the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, July i.]— Lord Boringdon moved tbe com* of the Small-pox Prevention Bill. good deal of general conversation took place on the clauses, particularly on that one which compelled physicians send notices the cases of infection which ...

... for the small-pox, and caused the children to carried through the streets his house. The affidavit one woman stated, that she carried her old to his house to consult him whether she had better have it vaccinated or inoculated lor the small-pox, and he ...

... land, in the short space of days. On the voyage out, the small-pox broke out in the ship, which attacked several of the crew who had been previously vaccinated, and some who had had the small-pox before; seven Midshipmen and nine seamen were taken ill ...

... Monday morning tire 27th of April, THOMAis WOODFIN, Felon. Ile is years age, feet inches high, very much marked with the small-pox, of ;, fair complexion, brown hair, has a large wound on hi: leg, and when he escaped had iron on his right; was dressed ...