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... paid for the very dross the inland coal.— Stamford Mercury. SMALL-POX AND VACCINATION. —The small-pox has been very prevalent, and, from the annual statement tirade 10 governors of the Small-Pox Hospital, London, there were admitted in the last year 2G2 ...
... is said, were relatives. The Lady Frances, Barry, arrived at Portsmouth from Sunderland, on tire 10th instant, with the small-pox on board, and one man dead. Hie Margaret and Isabella, of Sunderland, Lewer, from Teignmouth, bound to Hull, with pipe clay ...
... him the day nig, grt'i.l cun .t'. ru.ijion found bis faro and nech covered with emptron, w!i:di could not doubt was the small-pox. 'I u.se.«»e was i;n>.t malign in?, and be died congest brain the seventn or day. This circumstance, as might well produced ...
... had repeatedly informed the police-office, that, the 23d she missed her son, hoy of eleven years old, much marked with the small-pox, dressed a jacket and red-striped waistcoat and blue trousers, and blue Highland bonnet his head ; that oil the evening of ...
... has been issued in consequence of the late JJJJSix'uJ 1 ™ ' al \ 4 :1 ravages of small-pox, all persons who have nci- Hollands, Geneva ■> it titer had the general small-pox nor have been properly Hum, Jamaica 11 *noOP it) I vaccinated, are to vaccinated ...
... 85. Dishopwearmouth, Olive Street, aged 63, Mrs Mary Lamb, much respected. At Sheriff*-hill, near Gateshead, inst. of the small-pox, aged 26, John, eldest son of Mr J. sign of the Cannon. Newcastle, Ist in Forth-street, aged 81, Mr Robert Usher, father ...
... d Native Force-84 killed, 603 wounded, and 903 missing. The rainy season had begun, and the prisoners reported that the small-pox and dysentery had committed very considerable ravages in the Ashanlee camp. The AUgemeine Zeitung, of the 2Sth ult., contains ...
... e lady had breathed her last. HORRIBLE CIRCL'MSTANCF. —A few days ago, a man died at in this county (Worcestershire) of small-pox ; on the same day the body was put into coffin, and placed the church-yard while the grave was made ! some children who stood ...
... near Gateshead, on the inst. of the small-pox, Margaret Birkett, aged 1.5. Newcastle, the inst. deeply regretted, Henrietta, second daughter of Mr John Tousey, of the Customs that port.—l7th inst. of the small-pox, Martha, youngest daughter .of George ...
... free from in his own travels. A Whig is slow make confession—but better late than never. The article on vaccination and small-pox good one. But in direct contradiction to one of Jeffrey's own papers the same subject in early number. that paper, .Mr J ...
... heavy and weak. Helen, the contrary, was ' , an ...
... Majesty's ship Victor, Captain Woollourabe, who was left chase other slavers. During the passage these miserable people died of small-pox, consequence of which, her arrival here, was placed under quarantine, and removed off Foura Bay, where the slaves were landed ...