... vessels in the most capricious, vexatious, and annoying manner. The small-pox is raging fearfully in Lisbon. ...

... practice ; and numerous is -statements ofcasea are published, of the occurrence of Small-pox after Vaccination.—That in some instances the Smallpox has affected persons who have been most care fully vaccinated, is sufficiently' established; not ought ...

... The Chilians were about to evacuate Lima. At Payton from eighteen to twenty persons were dying daily of the small-pox. It was said that Gamarra, the new President of Peru, had declared war against Bolivia. The Congress of New Grenada have exempted, for ...

... chiefly , those who would hair . e been inoculated for the Smallpox, and that therefore the same proportion remained for the natural Small-pox. Hence, hitherto, Vaccine Inoculation, like the Small-pox Inoculation, is only a benefit to individuals, but that ...

... ly proving his fundamental proposition, that cow-pox and small-pox are not bona fide dissimilar, but identical, and that the rvaceinet disease is not the preventive of small-pox, the small-pox itself—the virulent and contalOus disease being a malignant ...

... through the Small-pox. :So-likewise many Children, born in London, are inoculated in the country: He alSo says„ it appears by the London bills'of mortality, that for7s years, ~ending io the year 17.77, more than 2000 leave, been. swept off by Small-pox annually ...

... Mode of Conducting it ; with a comparison of the Small-Pox and Cow-Pox Inoculations, intended for Heads of karnilies, and Clergymen, as well as the Faculty. By jOSEI'H ADAMS, hi..D. Physician to the Small-Pox and Inoculation Hospitals, to the New Finsbury ...

... most bold and-; 6vident : the Doctor, it is saki, declared he would forfeit a large sum if this child was not secured from SMall-pox ; if so, unluckily no bond was taken, , which in future should never be omitted; About ten days since, the young lady was ...

... special attention of the Guardians to the prevalence of small-pox in the metropolis, as exhibited in the weekly returns of the mortality, and in the number of cases which arc sent to the Small-pox Hospital. The Commissioners arc informed by Dr. Gregory ...

... average will be susceptible of small-pox afterwards, but in a mild and perfectly safe form ; whereas, if 300 be inoculated, one will surely die, and that, before vaccination was established, 5,000 persons died of small-pox in the metropolis every year—whereas ...

... uniformly decreasing; in proportion .as Vaccination. ‘beemmes more general, and the'inoculation of the Small-pox The dis4pearance of the Small-pox front, the Island of Ceylon, was noticed in the Report of last year ; and-the Board has now the pleasure% ...

... the whole of their professional lives, have bestowed much of their attention in studying the qualities of human smallpox and cow small-pox : That at their last anniversary meeting, held in July, 1838, at Bath, a section was appointed to inquire specifically ...