... which the smallpox occasionally attacks persons more than once, it may occasionally so after vaccination, and revaccination is considerable safeguard against this. The tune at which persons who have been vaccinated are most liable to the small-pox, is between ...

... smiled with an affected look of kindness; but there was something sardonic and demoniac his countenance, and deep marks of the smallpox added to the repulsive character of his physiognomy. He appeared to me like a bird of prey—a vulture; his forehead and temples ...

... president announced that her Majesty had been pleased to appoint Mr Cabral president, and Padre Marcos vicepresident. The small-pox, which has broken out among the crew of her Majesty’s ship Sfc. Vincent, has carried off several victims—all seamen. There ...

... Lord IL.rdingo was awaiting arrival his successor. Lord Datliousn, v,ho vva-. expected V'alcutta about the 12lh ultima. The small-pox was ruagiig ...

... the fence being between these sheep and his own flock; and yet so was he that he would succeed in his endeavours prevent small-pox spreading, that he did not think fit to remove his own thick, and yet liad not had a single case of disease. He believed ...

... adopt his discovery by proving that it would cost less to vaccinate the poor than to pay for coffins for those who died the smallpox. But there is danger of the Congress losing sight of the moral aspect of the question. The modem system (for is of modern ...

... Amongst these causes, the iacreMe knowledge of anatomy and the many very v&luk discoveries in mediciue will stand most The small-pox, tliat annually carried oft thousands,b been successfully by vaccination; sod GOB that used to claim its numerous victims ...

... ordered to pay Is damage, aud 8s costs each. Turner, in default of payment, was committed to the bouse correction for 14 days. Small-pox in Sheep. —We regret to state very heavy loss sustained Mrs Heard, of Seckford Hall, near Woodbridge. Mrs 11. purchased, ...

... Catfro war, —The l.i-t nccoun.s fiom f-.dy state l.tna and were vomiting forth flames, and lava wax d.iiiy expected. The small-pox has brok- among the crew her Majesty's ship **t. Vincent, Lisbon, and carried off seven victims— all • «oicn. here are about ...

... 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 ...

... Germans, and in good health and circumstances. The vessels in which they came were in very clean state. Some seventy cases of smallpox were the whole amount of sickness amongst this large number of passengers.” A railway train from Dorchester to London met ...

... the whole life other Lord added reaped and esteem to Om warmest admiration. In April, 176.3, about five years after, the small-pox attacked his Lordship, and proved fatal. His lady found herself a young widow, of rank ane beauty. Had Lord Waldegrave poomooed ...