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... I of SMALL - PDX.—The admissions into 1. the Small-Pox Hospital, in 1832, of patients afflicted with this dread. tut contagion were 712, a greater number than in any one year since its foundation; besides more than 100 applicants were refused admission ...
... VACCINATION. —An Explanation of the Causes why Vaccination has sometimes failed to prevent Small-pox ; and also a Description of a Method, confirmed by experience, of Obviating snch Causes. By EDWARD LEESE, Member of the Royal Cnilege of Surgeons, Stationary ...
... SAITRNA, MARcx 25. His Majesty's ship Talbot. The small-pox has broken out in our ship. A young gentleman of the name of Mentgomery, a cousin of Commodore Hamilton's, has fallen a victim to it. He was only ill a few days, and the last two he was raving ...
... LONDON FE VER HOsPfl'AL, PAN - CRAS-IWAIJ, Near the Small-Pox Hospital. T HE ELECTION of an ASSISTANT PHYSICIAN to this Hospital will take place on FRIDAY, July 25, at the Freemasons'Tavern, at Two o'clock. Such Gentlemen as may be desirous to become ...
... TO DISSENTING CLERGYMEN.--A Small CHAPEL, near the Small-Pox Hospital, which will acconuno (late between four and five hundred persons, to be LET, by the Year. —For particniars inquire (if by letter, post paid) of A. 8., at Mr. Bumpus's, bookseller, ...
... II NCREASE of SMALL - PDX.—Th e a d m i ss i ons i nto tile Small-Pox Hospital, in 1838, of patients afflicted with this dreadful contagion were 712, a greater number than in any one year since its foundation; besides more than 100 applicants were refused ...
... and that it possesses an advantage of ten to one over the inoculated small-pox, and he justly censures those practitioners who, for a paltry fee, still c-Artinue to spread the small-pox pestilence by inoculating for it. The author then properly expresses ...
... prove i,s Infeeurity ap - ,ainft the Small-Pox ;a, complete Refutation of di the Writers in-favour of Vaccine Inoculat on ; to the FL.enity on the Impropriety of their.pra6lifine,.. Vaccination, and a Vet', of Small-Pox Inoculatibli: By R.' , SQUIRRELT„ ...
... EFFICACY OF VACCINATION. Mat. EDITOR,—At a time like the present, when the smallpox is committing such frightful devastation in almost every part of the country, it becomes the duty of every one to endeavour, as much as possible, to avert its dreadful ...
... as the result of his inquiries :- 1. That the Small-Pox formerly carried off from onetwelfth to one-tenth of the whole population. 2. That of twelve children born at Berlin one formerly died of Small-Pox; and that now not more than 1 in 16 die frorWthe ...
... of the poor from the horrors of the small-pox be earnestly solicited to give their aid in extending the benefits of Vacc ination, by contributing to the Funds of the Institution; since, from the great of Small-pox the numbers applying for Vaccination ...
... that scourge of the Ihnnan race, the small-pox, and they ther,fore thought At watch their proceedings, for it could not be unknown to his wership, that any person exposing, in public, a child having the small-pox, was liable to the visitation f the law ...