... Glen, who sees berself reduced to a Ne position, concrives a plot carries out which, with the help of she has died of the smallpox, aggravated the shoek to her on hearing of the news of bushand’s clea: her child lies ill, but has the crisis the The doctor ...

... turning to Glengarth. it that Robert bad returned from bit brother's funeral very di This illness developed into malignant smallpox, which then prevalent in the district, and in a week aftei wants he was dead. The infant heir also die. of the dinewte, and ...

... persoun under the pain and ratifies and appievis the deeretis ami doonies pronouncit and made heiranent in all p*tyutis.” Smallpox, its first introduction, seems to have been almost fatal the plague. Dr (Gilbert Spence says—First mention have of it' appearance ...

... the rfforts nude by Sir Joseph lister to find out the cause of hospital gangrene. Dr Laing then gave a description of the smallpox germ and the development of the disease, which followed on by a very able account of the precautions which hould be followed ...

... friend of Burns. Born at in Dumfriesshire, in 1721, Blacklock had the misforne to lose his eye-sight at an early age through smallpox. e Was educated for the ministry at the expense of Dr. John k e venson; and having been licensed in the Presbvtery n J . ...

... was agreed to write all the doctors asking them to report to the sanitary inspector any oases ol typhns, typhoid fever, or smallpox which came under their notice. The sanitary >'«P«=‘ or ''O'' granted hi* nsnal yearly honorarium of 10*. Gas Commissioners ...

... Disease is in the world. The smallpox slays its hundreds, the cholera its thousands, and yellow fever its tens of thousands, but in the language of our text, if you take the divers, you are gone. These earthly doctors can cure smallpox, cholera, and yellow fever ...

... Newcastle , arrived at 'Dundee yesterday from Oran with a cargo of espatto grass , and having ^ one ., of her crew ill of ' smallpox . ' ' The patient , ' an A . B . named David Mann , belonging to Gifisgow , became unwell seven 1 'days . after-the vessel ...

... Maccrecor has been ted custodian of the Count; her late at Cugue coop of on 4 at Dunper.—A of small-pox on board the Edmund Yate, of Newcastle, which arrived at affected, and he was one sailor Bapoes ror THe The Finance Committee the Dundee Town Council ...

... I CASE OF SMALLPOX IN DUNUEE. Dundee, after being free from smallpox for a large number of years, has had again introduced into it a case ef this highly infectious and loath- some disease, aad, as at the beginning of the fatal epidemic abont seventeen ...

... mourn for the death of its pet ndeas in sackcloth and ashes, Cleanliness and prayer would be the only requisites to rid this Smallpox country of ail contagious Uiseases. notsriously and seeing that the means of cleanliness must be un:versally used, I am afraid ...

... CASE OF SMALLPOX IN DUNDEE. Dundee, after being free from smallpox for a large number of years, has had again introduced into it a ease of this highly infectious and loathsome disease, and, as the beginning of the fatal epidemic about seventeen or eighteen ...