... islys a some riehoma sad beauty, which, in oar eye, may be equallod, but le seldom excelled. STARR OF HRALTlll.—Fever and small-pox are the prevalent diseases here at present; latter, even after vaccination, presenting ma eases of great severity, with ...

... epidemic of St Petersburgh did not possess those absolute and indiscriminate communicable qualities attached to the plague and small-pox, and that the risk of the infection incurred by the healthy had been accompanied by shelter from currents of air passing ...

... the important f ed by wlac- that senall- % and have the same the last. communicated to the cow. ir C. inoe lated cows with small-pox matter; the vesicle UT the animal had every of the vaccine The ascertain the poiat, rea were inoculated with matt taken from ...

... her clothes had been partially wetted with that liquid ; this would, no doubt, cause the fire to burn with greater fury. Small-pox. —This complaint is very prevalent in St Andrews and neighbourhood at present; most cases, however, we are happy to say the ...

... having sat on the bench iv the Sheriff ' Court on the 10th inst. Mr Macdonald's sister, with whom he lived, was seized with small-pox, from which disease this lady now recovering. It is supposed the Sheriff had caught the malady, but he was also conj sidered ...

... here (Pernambuco) from Bahia Satuiday last, but as yet has not been on shore : is sick, as also many the crew, with the small-pox. This place now very tranquil, and one may venture in the streets with safety.” The issue of the case of Duncan v. the P ...

... MISCELLANEO US. A few days ago, a man died at Blockley, in Worcestershire, of small-pox. On the same day, the body was put into a coffin, and placed in the churchyard while the grave was made. Some children who stood near the coffin, thinking they heard ...

... associations pos- j sessed of land, which she actually succeeded to on the old man's death. Runjeet, who had lost an eye by the small-pox when an infant, was, according to the barbarous practice in India, allowed to grow wholly uneducated, lest he should soon ...

... were known to my companion the parish of Duirinish —none of whom had been born blind, and none of whom had lost their sight small-pox. wish to press no conclusion of mine ou this subject on anybody—but it may surely a conjecture that woman who sits from meorn ...

... London. The prisoner was extremely like him in figure, feature, and complexion; but the other person was marked with the smallpox, in a manner not perceivable at a distant glance. The prisoner, on the contrary, was completely free from any marks of the ...

... heard of, would but attack a few persons, and seldom spread from city to city, destroying hundreds and thousands people. The smallpox first came to Europe from the crowded and dirty cities China ; just the cholera came from Bengal. And perhaps it may be said ...

... rest, and as soon as you awake in the morning. It is a remarkable circumstance but not generally known, that neither the small-pox, measles, hooping-cough, nor scarlet-fever, has ever been known either in New South Wales. Van Dieman’s Land, or the Sandwich ...