... missing. ..-1744A- - Week ending August 25.-This week the authorities of Bury St. Eamunads were enabled to announce that the small-pox cases in that town had decreased from nine to ?? list of -marriages was of more than usual interest, inasmuch as they announced ...

... secaring the lady, who, from the description, must have been good-looking and fashionably at-tired . An increase of two small-pox patients at Bury was re- ?? creditors of Thomas Carthew, Esq.i de- ceased, of ~enacre, were asked to sena in theirrcla~s2a ...

... great mnay people. It is variouly described, but it has produced some cases almost as suddenly fatal as cholera itself. Small-pox also has raged invarious parts of London, and but for the, existence of an admirable system of hospitals must have scourged ...