... follows :- 3uried in the town of Ipswich from Dec. 12th to Dee. 19th, as follows- Of all Destempers. 7 Out of which of the SmallPox 2 , And now, that for several Weeks past the Small Pox i in great measure abated; this advertisement will be no longer continued ...

... with paper covers, price one shilling each. 1729. Week ending December 6.-Small-pox was still raging at Ipswich, 11 deaths occurred of all distempers, out of which of the small-pox 4.' The death, also, of an eminent Suffolk divine was thun announced:- ...

... Ann., 154; imnihim, 54 discount. e . By the hills of mortality for 1803 there appeared to be i a decrease of 363 deaths by small-pox, compared with i 182, from which it is presumed that this fatal disease is onl the decline, but at present it is extremely ...

... had reduced small-pox, for he took credit for a reduction which occurred before the compulsory clauses were passed and vaccination largely -r . In London, since compulsory vaccination, inthree consecutive years the deaths from small-pox had been 7,000 ...

... shilling each. -1729. Week ending December 13.-The number of deaths in Ipsawich this week were seven, two of which were from small-pox. There was no local news, and only two advertisements appeared, one of which was as follows:- To be sold to the Best Bidder ...