... in some parts of Boekenhouts- kloof, and it was believed that it would not all have melted in a month's time. BOHEMIA. Small-pox is raging with such virulence at Ziskow, a suburb of Prague, that it has been found necessary to station double sentries ...

... brown malt, 26s. to 2Ss.; tares, 20s. to 22s.-The num- ber of deaths during the week were 27, 20 of which were caused by small-pox. A curious report from Norwich, dated October 18th, records the following news:- On Thursday, about five ?? in the Evening ...

... re-prints will be published in monthly parts, with paper covers, price one shilling each. 1729- Week ending October 11.-The smallpox still con- tinued its ravages, as this week, out of 19 deaths, 11 are credited to that ?? at Bear Key were, wheat, 36s. to ...

... -Buried in the town of Ips. ( wich, from September 26 to October 3, as follows --Of t all distempers 19, out of which of the smallpox 14.- E Yesterday morning his Grace the Duke of Grafton, Lord± Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household, went out of town with ...

... viz., 24 from diarrhcea, 3 from scarlet fever, 1 3 from diphtheria, 2 from whooping-cough, and not one from typhoid fever, small-pox, or measles. The deaths from diarrhcea are much under the average of the Sum- mer quarters for pastyears. the average for ...