... the Pnueesa Anne, •' in the French Cuapst, St. James's. The groom wail Ilideonaly ugly, and the bride wee marked by the small-pox. Tue ceremony Moe place la toe evening. At midnight re was a punim sapper, and at two in the usornwg the anroinani.ix couple ...

... threatening in October, was arrested in its course; and the excess of deaths is partly referable to indueoaa, searlatinA, fever, small-pox, and diptheria (throat disease). The number of births in the tut three months of the past year exceeds the average, but the ...

... palpating of a law already proved so good. The intelligence which reached town in the early part of the week, of the death, from smallpox, of the gallant Sir William Feel, the illustrious son of an illustrious statesman, will many a heart with grief. Few men ...

... was first directed to the study of the cow-pox. A young country-woman came one day to his master's home to seek advice; small-pox happened to be mentioned in her hearing, and she remarked, I cannot take that disease, for I have had cow-pox. It was the ...