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... died today. B. nr Nobber. Co Meath: family moved Co Roscommon, befriended by powerful MacDermott Roes In youth blinded by smallpox: trained as harper. travelled with guide. playing in households throughout Connacht. much of Ulster. Leinster. Co Clare Welcomed ...
... They are, because the author thankfully shut up for a while, reproduced in full. The baby had been innoculated with a faulty smallpox vaccine. He fell into a fever lasting weeks. His mother nursed him day and night. She poured out her grief, distress and ...
... welcome travellers too: Compare the travel scene then and now. Refrig- in products as diverse as cars, computers “nu sit smallpox, cholera and typhoid (2) spread like eration has revolutionised trade in food. Fridges domestic appliances. Improved standards ...
... earned Swindon a valuable point DIVISION ONE Liverpool Totteabam Animal Loos Watford Noma For Wilabledas Mu Utd QTR West Haim Smallpox Shoff Wed. Newcastle Oxford Leicester Clothes Aston Villa Moe City PWDLFSPIs 38 23 7 71 34 76 . 34 22 7 111 68 34 ...
... Born in Faddle Alley off Blackpits in the Liberties in 1794 and christened Michael Moran, Zozimus, blinded in infancy by smallpox, acquired his sobriquet through his ability to recite his condensed version of St Mary and Zozimus. Originally a 250 page ...
... triggerhappy teenager who precipitated the Lincoln County war and became a dime book popular hero (he's killed more people than smallpox) before being gunned down by Garrett at the age of 21. Of the over 50 screen portrayals of . Billy the Kid since the first ...
... pictured on a national postage stamp). He described pertussis as being five times more likely than the next most toxic vaccine, smallpox, to cause brain damage in children. A massive German study, involving eight million child vaccinations from 1970-78, found ...
... there for 10 years, at a tremendously exciting time. He worked in large scale public vaccination programmes against TB smallpox, and diphtheria, along with widespread slum clearance. In the Merseyside area, he helped organise public polio vaccination ...
... history of the paddle steamers that brought the trappers who bought skins from the Indians and sold them whisky. gave them smallpox. exterminated the buffalo and opened the area up. Besides being informative, he's very. very funny in a discreet New Vorkerish ...
... bride, said Eamonn, as though he were reading from the social and personal columns, and maybe he was. was smitten with the smallpox. As a result her beauty was marred. The Duke, nonetheless, was so much in love with her, that he would not agree to a po ...
... .4* ries of pauses in the flow this year. Smallpox success THE US Health Depart-11~ II announced it will de-7.4A stroy all remaining stocks of the smallpox virus now that the disease has been eradicated. Health Secretary Louis Sullivan said the only ...
... depression in the 1930 s and also to the Japanese marketing of cultured pearls, left Kuwait in a very poor state indeed. A major smallpox epidemic focussed attention on the need for health services whilst few people ...