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... SMALLPOX If ever proof were needed that “it neverrains butit pours”itcame on James's way home to England on board the hospital ship Alexandria. “Small pox broke out he explained, “andwehadtopullinat Gibralta for vaccination. When X aans %0%%e% . “Ruth ...
... Michael Dante, Leif Erickson, Dawn Wells, Elisha Cook JR. Winterhawk is a Blackfoot Indian in the western wild of 1840. A smallpox epidemic had killed hundrcds of Winterhawk's tribe, including his own son. His white trapper friend Guthrie tells that only ...
... America’s pioneering days, hounded by an Indian chief whose squaw he has stolen and who blames the white man for an outbreak of smallpox in his tribe. Directed by Richard Lang (1979). 1.30 — Weather. ...
... Small-pox sweeps through Banbridge THE increasing problem associated with the spread of the dreadful disease Smallpox in 1873 was highlighted in the Chronicle in August of that year. The report read: — SMALL-POX IN BANBRIDGE At the last meeting of the ...
... Small-pox sufferer wandering around SMALL-POX was on the increase in Banbridge in 1873 with concern over one man, severely affected with the disorder, wandering round town. The matter was discussed by the local Board of Guardians and reported thus:- Tyrell ...
... Smyth and Sons” of Brookfield. John bought Milltown from the Crawfords, while his brother Brice, born in 1796 and blinded by smallpox when 12 years old, went on to become one of the most renowned teachers in the linen trade. Despite his blindness, Brice built ...
... the possibility of renting the brewery (situated at the back of the hockey club) as additional temporary accommodation. Smallpox was spreading in Banbridge, there were cases of cholera in Dromore and many applicants were turned away from the Workhouse ...
... their different physical appearances. this laid the foundations for the modern day immunisation programme that has eliminated smallpox in the world. Sloane received a knighthood in 1724 and succeeded Sir Issac Newton as the President of the Royal Society. ...
... Britain and in his Dutch homeland. William, born in the Hague, Holland in 1650, was predeceased by his wife Mary who died from smallpox in December, 1694, aged only 32. The king's unexpected death prompted his Roman Catholic Jacobite enemies to raise a notorious ...
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... Hans Sloane. Killyleagh Castle would make a fine conference site. He founded the British Museum and manufactured a cure for smallpox while devising milk chocolate, hence his sobriquet, Chocs’'n’Pox. Edward Hincks, also of Killyleagh, was a pioneer Egyptogist ...
... easy to do,” he said. Smallpox and other lethal viruses are much more complex and difficult to assemble, but Cello said “probably in the future it would be possible”. Wimmer said it “would be very difficult now to re-create the smallpox virus, but eventually ...