... be increasing, the numbers being for the last tne tables to Parij, 679, 712, and 810. In the year st 'three years io the- small-pox, were extraordinar y, 2,193 chil e rageof died of that distemper. In these tables tbh ren having .tiog -of, Paris is estimated ...

... stature rather above the middle height. His head is large, his countenance pleasing, though considerably disfigured by the smallpox, and his blue eyes are bright, and penetrating.. He wears large inustaehios, which he is in the habit of in- cessantly twirling ...

... of their country, and riding in triumph like a barbarous conqueror, great by the murder of half a nation. Paint or the small-pox could not more effectually deface their charms , whereas how amiable, on the other side, mist she appear who, with all her ...

... with children, 78 have died of measles, alon 34 of hooping cough, 35 from hydrocephalus, 18 from scar- in latina, 10 of small-pox. The births registered in the same no- localities during the same period, were 1,292-males, 648 females, 644..London Paper ...

... spread of this fearful epidemic. Already have their exertions procured the removal from the General Hospital not only of the small-pox, hut the medical and sur. gicl patientst, in order to provide itcreased acconimodation for persons suffering from fever. ...

... d 155 steerage passengers; and the barque Wolfvi'leUffls Ian, from Glasgow, wvith 149 passengers; both vessels have had small-pox, and the Sprite, fever the passengers are to land to purify.___, qn11tauac anb Udlcatjev ?? WEEKLY ALMANAC. , I I ?? SUN ...

... singular disease in beans has just come under our notice, resembling very closely that dreadful scourge of the human race, the small-pox. Its first appear- ance is that of papillary well-defined pustules, confined in its more normal form to the pods, varying ...

... 417, while in the preceding week the number amounted to 467. Of sporatic diseases last week there' were-66 of fever; 8 of small-pox; 8 of scarletina; and 17 of dysentry, making in all 89. Dr. Byrne said that it had been stated by Mr. Maunnel at the corporation ...

... Com- mander Bayntuti, for Australia, some months ago, and who have been at Queenstown for many weeks in consequence of small-pox breaking out among them, have all been landed and quartered in a newly-erected shed, and adjacent is an old building, for ...

... JGAMS WISONr, Esq., MP.-This gentleman, whose ililness baa been noticed in this paper, has been laid up ?? anattack of small-pox. He Is now recovertng.-orth .Brditdi Modi THEATRE ROYAL. A brilliant box audience and a crowded home generally wit- ruis ...

... d million dollars. The Argo from livre arrived at New York on the 1til, and the Airica at Boston on the 12th,. Fever and smallpox were raging violent:y at Norfolk, but were declining at New Orleans. The eteamer Empire City, from Aspinwall arrived On the ...

... potatoes, 4&d to 5dperstone i beef, 6d to 7d per lb; mutton, 6d to Id; veal, 6Od to 7d; batter, 8d to ?? flour, 2s per cwt. Small-pox has appeared in the depot battalions in thiasar- rison, and Staff Surgeon Cowan makes medical inspection of the men daily ...