... , it-is doubtful whether four have died of the inoculation and that of ten thousand who have been reinoculated with the small-pox, not a single well-attrsted case has been produced of this disease havuig been taken. . . On the 4th of July Inst a cause ...

... New borough! The Earl ofMontrath, who died a few days since, was Nobleman much inclined to seclusion. His dread of the small-pox was unbounded, and seemed to embitter almost every moment of his life. To such a height did his apprehensions rise, that ...

... terrant to the Cask Company.— He about yean of age, fire feet ten inches high, dark complexion, thin, much pitted with the small-pox, and small eyes; was brought at Kendal a fish-hook-maker, and hat been used THE Kiog has been pleafrd to appoint the Hon ...

... thc 'Cark ConiK, He is about 35 years of age, five feet ten in'i,’' high, dark complexion, very thin, much pitted !•? the small-pox, and small eves; he was Kendal as a fish-hook-maker, and has beet, 1 to the breaking of pointers. He supposed iTI employed ...

... at hia house, being actuated other motite than that of rescuing the lower orders of society from the dreadful ravage* the Small-Pox, which frequently prove distressing n»d ibtal. He can, on the authority of the first i>iutession ...

... scrophnlous or other diseases. As the poor inhabitants of this town annually witness the destructive effects of the casual Small-Pox, it hoped they will not, through prejudice, resist the adoption of a preventive, by which they may escape this formidable ...

... excite call into action n hn'.o * other diteaart, \ . Mr inhabitant* of thi* town annually wit, th ■ ••ff.«cts the casual Small-Pox, , js th'-v will not, through prejudice, re*i*t , . , ; >f a ;intenti»e, which they may , • - form dablc foe; humanity their ...

... the balloon so soar in the higher regions alighted safe, the* not without some bruises, in an inclosed Raid, between the Small-pox Hospital and Pancras, and was conducted into teem by thousands of admiring spectators. This was M. Caracrin’s ist ascension ...

... description of him He stout made, about five feet ten eleven inches high, has short black hair, and is little marked with the small-pox was generally drsssed in black. Hatfield, the Keswick impostor, was lately seen at the Chester Theatre. Having met an old ...

... commencing at later period, had, in fad, incrcafed the mifehief which it to diminilh; that the prefent annual deaths by the Small-pox, were, for the metropolis 2000, lor the whole empi'c 40 that Dr. Jenner’s invention, afiording an etfVdual preventive, not ...

... Gout, Ague, Ac, Scrophula, Bladder, Suppressor, Urf Erysspeias ...

... following disorders- Intlamiiuiion n bladder. f Scurvy, ■Leprosy, Rheumatism, Gout, Ague, See, Scrophuia, Obstructions, Dropsy, Small-pox and Measles, SupproMor, it. fcrywpcias ar j ln.ljir.ii.jtion ,al ...