... relieving Officer of the St. Neots Union, stated that George Franklyn, and his wife and children, had been ill with the small-pox and had received extra relief from him. Application had been made to his father, the defendant, who was a man of property ...

... 'oo e off.nces, they shall be liable to rustication or find there are specinlly mentioned 326 fatal eaes of | expulsion . small-pox. To those who tike an imterest in the ditfusion : L g 5 P - of vaceination, it may be gratifying 10 state, that out of | ...

... universally known that, when the atosphere is iniveted with the matter of smallpox, this disease is produced with the same, and even with greater certainty, than when the matter of small-pox is introduced by the lancet directly into a blood-vessel in innoculation ...

... that a contract had been entered into with Mr. Thomas Brassey, for the whole of the works, commencing one mile north of the Small-pox Hospital, King's Cross, to the city of Peterborongh, a distance of 76 miles, including that portion of the line on which ...

... at Monmouth the keeper lay dangerously ill, and three of the prisoners were ill: at Oxford eleven died last year of the small-pox; * * * that the gaols were generally elose and confined, the felon wards nasty, dirty, confined, and unhealthy ; * * ¢ with ...

... up and undergoing changes ; in one scason it is pervaded by cholera, in another by influenza ; and at one time it bears small-pox, measles, searlatina, and kooping cough among young children ; at another it carries fever on its wings. Like an angel of ...

... human body in two ways—diveetly by inoenlation, and fidirectly by the lungs and skin. You all know how the morbid poison of small-pox gets into the blood by means of the respiration or by inoculation. So it is with the morbid poison of decaying bodies, The ...

... by the intervention of science, a moderate share of the health which nature confers on the country around them. In London small-pox has been latterly prevalent; the deaths which were from 3 to 7 weekly in the beginning of the year, amounted at the close ...

... on Tuesday, n woman of sickly appearance stated to the magistrate, Mr. Beadoun, that her husband was Iving dead from the smallpox, and that she hersell’ was attacked with the disease. She had goue to the relieving-oflicer ol the Fulhain Union for nourishment ...

... SMALL-POX IN SHEEP. At the Guidhall Police-court on Monday Sergeant F. White, of the Smithfield police, solicited Mr, Alderman Musgrove’s directions with respect to 20 merino sheep affected with the small-pox, which had been brought to Smithficld for ...

... registered jy the September quarters of 1845, 1846, and 1547, The deaths in the summer quarters of the three years from small-pox were 76, 51, and 420 5 measles, 643, 78, and 5215 scarlatina, 194, 208, and 316; diarrhea, 449, 1549, and 1196 ; cholera ...

... will, it is stated, traverse the whole |of that country. The only sickness complained 10f on the banks of the Indus is the small-pox. | i'he Governor-General Lord Hardinge arived ut Meerut on the Ist of November, and proceeded to Cawnpore on the 2nd of that ...