... of professional men,-he ought to have ?? himself acquainted th with all the circumstances relating to the prevalence of small-pox. as He asserts, in effcdt, thatvacciuation hasgone int~odisrepute through N, the carelessness -of medical men, and he ...

... the average. Scarlatina, hooping-cough, and smallpox have been prevalent; but, in this district, have not proved extensively fatal.— Clifton—.4sA/ey Deaths 48: beinglBabove the same quarter of 1847. Small-pox has much prevailed ; but few deaths have occurred ...

... did I ever know of any in- fluence after from small-pox contagion on the constitution; then, hoiv is it that so many failures. and even deaths after vaccination can have occurred at the London Small-pox Hospital, and other institutions, and also in the ...

... medium oflyour highly-respectable and widely-circulating paper, the following comparative view of the natural small-pox, inoculated small-pox, end ino- culated cow-pox. NATURAL SHtA LL-Pox.-In twelve centuries this disease has been known to destroy annually ...

... csperrinent was isegan, is yet tto trref toturnish certeinrcrn:tre as to the absolute poer-er of vacrn ciorr to protect from small-pox, or ts .o the degree of penrr.neneyon luration of this protective power ; but the results arrived at, ; OeLriled in thc article ...

... crease of 35. . MORTALITY FROM SXALLPOX.-.From July, I1837, to December, 1839, Mr. Parr has shown that the I deaths from small;-pox in the metropolis amounted to i5186; the quarterly deaths rose from 257 to 1145; tthe increase was 445 per cent., or more ...

... complexion not so pure that of the generality of Arabs of distinction. He is marked with small spots, which appear to of the small-pox. the middle of his forehead he is slightly tattooed. His beard U very black, but not very thick. His costume of a simplicity ...

... prevailed during the last month; the district is otherwise healthy.—St Paul: Deaths 110; which is considerably above the average. Smallpox, scarlatina, and hooping-cough have been prevalent. Kleven latal cases of small pox have been registered during the quarter; ...

... Mrs. Eliz. Baker, of Aylburton, Gloucester- shire, and mother of Mrs. J. S. Lewis, of this city. June 10, at Banwvell, of small-pox, aged 39, after a few days' illness, the wife of Mr. Joseph Coles. June 10, in child-bed, Susan, wife of Mr. Richard Plumley ...

... number some hundreds it have been subjected to the severest trials by exposure to small-pox in its most fatal form, I The rarity of an example of disfigurement by small-pox now h to be found in the theatres, in churches, or any large assemblage p of the ...

... applied for Lt that purpose, it was found that he was too short; before he ha e time to leave Bristol, he was seized with the small-pox. He ap- e plied at the Infirmary and Hospital for admission, but was re- v fused; he had not a farthing in his pocket, and ...

... males, 475; females, 4;51). 540 persons died of small-pox in the eight weeks ending January 16th; of these, six had previously had an attack of natural small-pox; four had been inoculated for smallpox eighty had been vaccinated; and 448 had not been ...