... Thomas Redhead had died village called Shildon, six miles off, and was buried by tlw parish «f Bishop Auckland. bad died the small-pox in January last. The inspector then proceeded to Shildon, and found front a pitman, named Bland, that Redhead ha«l lived ...

... the country 3 iu London, the liability suiter from epidemics raised still more. AU the diseases of the zymotic class such smallpox, measles, scarlatina, typhus, influenza, and cholera—have, the Registrar-General remarks, the remarkable property becoming ...

... complete restoration The Very Rev. Mm. Cockburn, D.D., the Dcau, preached on occasion. consequence of the prevalence of the small-pox at Abingdon Gaol, the Midsummer Sessions for the county of Berks were held last week the Shire Ilall, instead the Bridewell ...

... 1841. To the Right Honourable the Marquis Nonnauby, her Majesty’s HeereUry of State for the Home Department. My Lord—Tlie small-pox has prevailed epidemically with considerable aevtTlty since our last report: but we do not abate an iota of our contidcncc ...

... climate, says the Mar:: Lane Express, in p, to which we adverted a short time since, proves to be true variola, or the small-pox of that animal. Professor tiirucrul-, of the Royal 'Veterinary College, following up t.le experiments ins:it-m.4 by him, ...

... roof, and came in, destroying the whole of the pews. The small-pox has become alarmingly prevalent several parishes the metropolis, and this principally among adults, male and female. The Smallpox Hospital is full that it will become necessary to secure ...

... leaving her widow with one child— boy. She named again •re long, and ere long was again widow, her second hatband dying of small-pox, and leaving her with two children. M»y-d»y, 1842, she married Stalndrop youth named Metcalfe, aged only 19, •%faosa parents ...

... the air. The experiment, he adds, was not merely curious, for led to modification some of the hygienic measures adopted small-pox. Previously patients were generally placed in situations well-aired and lighted possible; but now every one knows dark situations ...

... fearing its consequences, retired to bed. The Disease in Sheep, to which adverted last week, proves to be true variola, or the smallpox of that animal. Professor Simonds, of the Hoyal Veterinary College, following up the experiments instituted him, has established ...

... colourcr. Loudon, during the last seven days, the scarlet fever has killed just three times its ordinary number, and typhus and small-pox nearly twice the average number. We understand it is intended to erect batteries at the mouth of Weymouth harbour, and also ...

... causes, the increased knowledge of anatomy and the many very valuable discoveries in medicines will stand most prominent. The small-pox, that annually carried off thousands, has been successfully combatted vaccination; and gout, that used to claim its numerous ...

... diameter boiler, tain '.TO tubes. The Mayor of has ordered the police arrest any person carrying childr.-u afflicted with the small-pox. A Frenchman named lloreau, who resided Catherine Cottage, Camber well, and endeavoured to earn livelihood hv teaching, Monday ...