... DEATHS BY SMA.LL-P.OX AFTER VACCINATION. As hardly anything can exceed the interest and importance af this painful subject, it is well that attention should be iwakened to some information which has just been presentei supplement to the weekly bills of ...

... the lst ultimo, has been apprehended at Dumfries, where he was caught while plying his old vocation, viz. housebreaking. Small-pox are very prevalent here at present, and a number of deaths have occurred. ...

... instant, in her !)f,th year, Miss Man- Ramsay, daughter of the late David Ramsay, Esq. of Abbotshall '' Mooltan of confluent small-pox, the 12th January, Capt. George K. hrskinc, Bombay Lancers, son ofthe late D. Erskine, Esq. of ...

... Sir Geo. Sinclair, Bart, Ulbster. DEATHS. At Mars Hill, Alloa, on the 18th instant, George Bund, Esq. At House, Thurso, of small-pox, on the instant, in the year of his age, the Rev. David Lang, A.M. presentee to the church of Can is hay. At the Secession ...

... night, leaving early on Saturday morning for the south. The boy Michael was weakly, and apparently newly recovering from the small-pox, and about the age of twelve years. lie was along with them when they left. 'They had not been long on their way, when a ...

... magistrate. Mr Grant was then removed to Dumfries. In the discharge of his duties there, he first caught the infection of small-pox, and again, while similarly engaged, that of tvphus fever. From both he recovered, and during the frightful reign of cholera ...

... embarkation of this battalion at Chatham on board the Birkenhead, for Gibraltar, has been suspended in consequence of the small-pox having appeared among the crew of that vessel. By h—Ordered from Scinde to Poonah. Military Floyyiny. —Gunner and driver ...

... hereditary right to the office (sinecure, we suppose) of keeper of Holyrood Polace. Small-Pox in London.—One thousand eight hundred and four persons died of small-pox in the metropolis in the year 1844, being 1052 above the average of five years. A letter ...

... return of the Registrar-General are highly worthy of serious consideration All the diseases of the zymotic class—such as small-pox, measles, scarlatina, typhus, influenza, and cholera—have the remarkable property of becoming epidemic. After certain intervals ...

... neighbours who can cook well. 9. Lose no opportunity of walking and takirrg exercise in the open air. j 10. When typhus fever, small-pox, or scarlet fever is in your ' house, be sure to keep the rooms well aired, and separate as much as you can the healthy part ...

... eclipse in our climate. Small-Pox.—On Sabbath last week, Donald Cumming, a coach-driver in town, was buried, who had died of small-pox. He was twenty-eight years of age. This is the second adult, hesides children, who has fallen a victim to this disease, in ...

... admitted facts in astronomy—anathematised Dr Jenner as the beast of the Apoc vpse, for endeavouring to assuage the ravages of small-pox— have hurled the thunder of the pulpit and the press at the teetotalers and have attributed all the severe privations of ...