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YORK ASSIZES—SATURDAY, JULY 19
... intestines were also greatly inflamed. In judgment he died of the small-pox, but it very probable that his death was greatly accelerated the treatment he had received; fatal cases of small-pox generally terminate between the Ith and 17th days; Ido not think ...
GREECE
... GREECE The small-pox was raging in Athens. The advices from the provinces give deplorable account the depradalions of the brigands. ...
* Ordered to be printed, 9th August, 10-9
... irresistibly proving bis fundamental proposition, that cow-pox and smallpox arc nat hens te dissimilar, bat identical, aud that the vaccine disease is net the preventive of small pox, but the smallpox iit the virulent and contagious disesse being a ...
STATE OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH
... Sunderland.— East. Deaths 101. Being more than the corresponding quarter of the last year. Small-pox and typhus have been very prevalent. 2b* deaths occurred from small-pox (all without previous vaccination), and 9 from typhus. Wat. —Deaths 98. Showing an increase ...
THE QUARTERLY TABLE OF MORTALITY
... average. Smallpox and scarlatina have prevailed epidemically in the metropolis. Towards the end the quarter persons, principally children, died the former, and 78 of the latter disease, in one week. During the quarter 425 died from smallpox, ot which ...
VACCINE INOCULATION
... inoculated for the small-poX, : one p the latter. m He concluaded by moving an address to the I-le was tollowed by Dr Lettsom, xvho ti tiated on the advantages the community e' , from establishmincrts formed for chckeing tlle rava of the small-pox, by the introduaion ...
The mortality of London, and, indeed, of England generally, shows gradual annual decrease, whilst it is well ..
... causes, the increased knowledge anatomy, and the many very valuable discoveries in medicine, will stand most Pr m -n • The small-pox that annually carried off thousands, has '* ...
THE PUBLIC HEALTH
... registered in the spring quarter, and 694 above the average uncor- rected for the increase of population. The deaths from small-pox in the first week of the quarter were 36, in the last 37; from scarlatina 58 in the first week, 55 in the last, and 29 in ...
or WHOM MAY ALSO SA HAD,
... bady, purifying the aed cleansing fr ment whatever } proceeding from colde, or grow be e consequences | afier the measies. small«pox, cow-pox inocs and medicine ey with, are fike- | vaniage, that whilst the all the pov ‘from | eficacious drugs, are at cine ...
HOfißl'JlY. r E GUINEAS REWARD. WHEREAS \m \M Nielu or early this Momintr, L-,d wljo calk JOSEPH TEMPLE, IwjVc fays
... ccmlidesable Amount: He is about 17 oris Years of Asc, a Inches high or tiicrcaboa.s, dark Corn ids*iort, much pitteil with the Small-pox. wsatr bis Wad?: Hair untied, had a dirty bine Jacket, very thick Ist with Pt»tl'But:ons, and Blue VVouiien Trowlcrs.—i.A ...
RUN AWAY
... from the fame Ship,' ' THOMAS WALKER, (Son of John Walker, of Leven, in the County of Fife} aged Years, pitted with the Small-pox, upwards of Feet high, blue Eyes, and tied Hair, his lower banging a little down. ./ A Reward TEN GUINEAS will given any ...