... whom she had the roost fender affection, she sunk under the weight her afflictions, and in .Vunc 1810, died St. ('loud. small-pox making great ravages at Liverpool. John Weallierbv, a surgeon, and T. Tliompsoii, medical .Indent, were sentenced to hard ...

... examination, felt some doubts on the subject, and began various singular enquiries —her son, she asserted, bore the marks of the small-pox on bis face before he went abroad, but nothing of the sort was visible now. The soldier assured her they had been obliterated ...

... pretences. One acts the part of master, the other of servant. The ma-ter is a tall thin man, walks quick, and is marked with the smallpox. The servant, who goes hv the name of John, stout made, and squints admirably. A few days since they took a trip Wellington ...

... house of her motber-in-laW, Martha Ann, wife of Mr. Samuel Moss, of a consumption, in the 24th year her age. Sunday, the small-pox, Georgiana, eldest danghtei of Mr. Richard Callaway, coach-builder, age nine years. Thursday, after a long and severe illness ...

... The wheat harvest commenced generally between Tilchfield and Ha rant on Monday last.— Heavy crops arc anticipated. The small-pox, we are sorry to hear, at this time very prevalent in several towns and villages in this county. , On Saturday last new barque ...

... Sir To Mr, Ktlly, Mnnarrrnf the Southampton Theatre. thd small-pox is now very prevalent in this town, it is proper that it should known that persons exposing patients affected with the small-pox, and medical practifionors and others who inoculate that ...

... their subsequent retreat, as they were in the utmost straits for want of provisions, and the whole array was infected with small-pox and dysentry, that it is thought not 10,000 could have returned to Coomassie. The Maidstone, Commodore nller, was at Cape ...

... these failures, that the opinions which have been advanced, —that vaccination is only a security against the ravages of the small-pox for a certain period, - have now, in part, been confirmed. The storms about the beginning ot October, drove small shoal of ...

... inflicted a hatchet. The deceased returned home ou Tuesday. At that time they bad a young female child just recovering from the small-pox, who lay with her father mother. There was a fire-place near the entrance of the-bed-room; the fire that night in that room ...

... May Fashion*. Tail of Woe. —An elderly man, accompanied his daughter, who with the exception of some deep inroads by the small-pox, might be styled beauty in tears,” applied to the sitting magistrate at Hatton Garden office, for warrant against barber ...

... constitutionalist, and the unfortunate man, with family of ten individuals, perished. Tin! Seignor’a eldest son has died of small-pox. A meelino of planters and others interested in the affairs of the Leeward Islands was held Friday at the Freemasons’ Tavern ...

... to produce as much benefit that of vaccination. is a preservative against the scarlet fever, malady infections like the small-pox, ami which, if less frequent, is equally It is merely necessary give tor ...