... exposes himself or others in the stneeu,‘ having the small-pox upon them: this is deemed a nuisance, and I believe is cognizable by our law. | I have had an opportunity of i ing 120 cases of small-pox, uader the me lmof this place, | which, without exception ...

... obliterated ; and that as they wore away, so -the individuals became liable, unless re-vaccinated, to be affected with the small-pox. The period occupied in obli- terating process was very different in different individuals ; in t some he had found it to ...

... THE SMALL-POX SHEEP. he roll owing important discussion took place at reccn meeting of tlie Royal Agricultural Society:— Sir John Tvrell reported the Council the prevalence of th ...

... confidence of the efficacy of vaccination exterminating Small-pox; from sense duty tbe community, hereby renew the engagement entered into by the Court of Assistants in the year 1813—not to Inoculate Small-pox, but to pursue, and, to the utmost of our. power ...

... Insect Origin of Smallpox.-At the Institute, on the 4th July, M. Series mentioned the following fact, seeming to favor the hypothesis of animalcules in smallpox. By covering each pustule with a glass capsule, which is kept for some days its place, he ...

... contagion of small-pox. When this fact became known to Dr. Jenner, naturally suggested hint the propriety of makihg trial •whether this disease could communicated mankind inoculation and so, whether would thus prove equally security against the small-pox, when ...

... On the 6th, of small-pox, William Partrick, lockkeeper, of the Augustine Friars, aged 41. On the 7th, aged 62, John Million, Redeross-street, in this town, carpenter. On the Bth, Edwin, infant son of Mr Joseph Hames, of the New Walk, in this town. On ...

... SMALL-POX INOCULATORS. To the EDITOR of the MERCURY. Sir,—ln reply to your correspondent from 'the South Cliff, beg leave to observe, that the question whether Vaccination affords security from that loathsome disease the Small-pox, has long since been ...

... Dr. JENNER and Parr.— When Dr. Jenner dis- covered that invaluable preventive remedy in cases of small-pox, vis. not only obtained the unqualified tion of the public, but likewise the eS the liberal grant of 30,0002. To this aang ion; but would been just ...

... eases of small-pox were adimitted into the Small-Pox Hospital; of these, 26.3 occterred in persons who had neither had small-pox nor cow-pox, and 107 died; that is about 41 out of each 100, an enorrnous mortality; two had already had small-pox, and one ...

... whose minds are clouded by ignorance and superstition, that the prejudice prevails.—Not long ago, three reported cases of small-pox after vaccination took place here in one family: as soon as I heard the report, I went to the house where this family resided ...

... never been vaccinated, or is the small-pox in their case mitigated and converted into a harmless disease?—On the first of these points it is noticed, that a small-pox epidemic* raged in Norwich in the year 1819. The small-pox bad been extinct in Norwich from ...