... offence than the one contemplated by the penalty. The rich criminal bas his bail estreated : as one 1s vaccinated to avoid the small-pox, he pays the fine to avoid transportation. ‘Mle rationale of Lail is, that the Court, not knowing the character of the prisoner ...

... chemist. At Workington Hall. Cumberland, 23th nit., aged 43, John Christian, eldest son Henry Esq. At Edinburgh Castle, aged small-pox, Lieut. 11. Martin Atkins, Regiment. On Tuesday last, the Rev. Jcshua Lineard, M.A., Incumbent of St. George's Church, Holme ...

... Institute, on the 4th of July, M. Serres meutioned the follow- ing fact, seeming to favour the hypothesis of animal- jes in small-pox. By covering each pustule with a glass capsule, which is kept for some days in its place, he has seen the process of eruption ...

... amounted is easy therefore to anticipate the extensive influence which the ciiauge must exercise 1 the affairs of commerce. The small-pox is raging fearfully Carmarthen and neighbourhood the virulent u.a--« having shown itself in its worst form, both adults and ...

... 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 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 ...