THE SMALL-POX IN SHEEP
... THE SMALL-POX SHEEP. he roll owing important discussion took place at reccn meeting of tlie Royal Agricultural Society:— Sir John Tvrell reported the Council the prevalence of th ...
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Insect Origin of Smallpox.-At the Institute, on the 4th July, M. Series mentioned the following fact, seeming ..
... Insect Origin of Smallpox.-At the Institute, on the 4th July, M. Series mentioned the following fact, seeming to favor the hypothesis of animalcules in smallpox. By covering each pustule with a glass capsule, which is kept for some days its place, he ...
The Board of the at. Vaccine F.stari.isiimevt having received*! >tifrintion nf an asser(inn, r/ial Vaccination ..
... susceptible of the Small-pox. The board doc* not advance this proposition on slight grounds, but upon the authority actual experiment. The Dr. Jenner, to, whom the world is so much indebted, has tried, in vain, communicate the Small-pox by inoculation persons ...
To the PRINTERS
... od, which, like every other great work employing vast bodies of men fr ...
t BEDFORDSHIRE. ' JOHN POLIiILL, Esq. Sheriff the c if Bedford, having received Bis Majesty* - Writ to me. ..
... ot no Instance any Person having had the Small-Pox, who had previously been inoculated lor the Cow-Pox, either in our private Practice, or thi» House, and who had been declared by to ' secure against the Small-Pox.. And we do .firmly believe that Person ...
THE PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE PAST QUARTER
... registered 73 deaths from natural smallpox, and only 4 persons that had been vaccinated, and those only very doubtful Measles has bean very fatal: I have registered 57 deaths Iron that epidemic. The fatality of small-pox is mentioned by the registrars o ...
| To the PRINTERS. Sirs,—I think the following extracts from recent provincial pa At Swa Pham » io Norfolk should
... the Small- Pox (which had been purposely brought into the parish), Robert Smith, aged This man had been inoculated for the Small-Pox seventeen yearsago, had gone regularly through the disorder, and had several pustules, many of which had left their marks ...
THE THIRD COUNTY ASSEMBLY \,\ ILL Be at. the Gkort-k Inn, * ' on Monday the of February. J. H
... Instance of* any Person having j had the Small-Pox, who had previously been inccu- lated for the CoW-Pox, either our private Practice, at this House, and who had been declared by us be secure against the Small-Pox. And do firmly believe that no Person, ...
To Ihe Printers nf thi Sirs,—A Letter which appearr
... Vaccination among the lower classes ot society (a cuity which must be observed every one with regret), for in that class the small-pox has for some years made its principal ravages; by the educated and reflecting portions ot society, Vaccination ha- been generally ...
MISCELLANEOUS
... death* from small-pox within the Bills of Mortality ten years. In 1000 Deaths. Fiom 1770 to 1780 102 88 1790 1800 92 1810 73 1810 1820 1820 35 Average years from 1830 to 1012 20 Cut of every 1784 cases of small-pox in one year admitted the Small-pox hospital ...
/The mortality London, and indeed, of l shows gradual annual decrease, whilst it i , «J .'' population ..
... causes, the increased knowledge ofanatomy and the very valuable discoveries in medicine will stand most prominent. The small-pox, that annually carried oil'thousands, has been success - fully combated vaccination ; and Gout, that used claim its numerous ...
The Rev. Mr. Lacey, late rector of Verdon, Leicestershire, is presented to the valuable rectory Whiston, ..
... Marseilles, from Geneva, Paris, where a statue o» brass now rai.ed to Dr. Jei.ner, the small.pox is nearly extirpated.— I lie natives of India say, have longer aitlu; the small-pox Turnpike Committee of the House Commons, the standing order relative to Turnpike ...