... to-da' • The Lilherlami, from Liverpool, had arnv«*«l there, aud • been placed under quarantine in consequence of several small-pox being board. His majesty** ships and bad arrived from Dublin, at Bax bailors, the November. have account* from. Tobago, bv ...

... With the exception of Demerare, all was going on satisfactorily regards political matters; but we regret to learn that small-pox was still fatally prevalent some of them. The Bishop of Jamaica had arrived off bat be was wet perwtiOsd to tend, as the ...

... small and smiling family. Why did you not marry when my father first proposed.” obasrvM Louisa. “ Since that have had the small-pox and two small children.” “ I know it,” replied onr hero, m looked at his wife, try - ing to pacify the infant. “ Hang the ...

... you. the by, 1 ought to toll you before you her, that she not the handsome girl that she wm; wuutaway visit and took the small-pox, which ha« scarred like Wt she Is just ae- good girl m ever she was. It pfiy -hut u you marrsoi wkoml first pskpamd* would ...

... to say anything about it John Simpton.—The deceased was ray son. He was old. When be was about 12 years of age, he had the smallpox very badly, and aAer that always observed that be was very different from the rest. When used to play with bis brothers, ...

... surgeons, of Aylesbury, has demoustrated (he important fact, that small-pos and cow-pox have the same origin, (be latter being small-pox communicated tbe cow. Mr. Ccclcy inoculated cows with small-pos matter the vesicle produced in tbe animal bad every appearance ...

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... in detail; m-veral amendments wenadupletl, others rejected. Mr. Wakley endeavoured to alter one the clauses as to prohibit smallpox inoculation, and his statement, lucked some strong remaiks of the atlmnev-general, prevailed, and was iutnalneed the f** ...

... vice. His face was more than ugly ; i> had the worst espressiou I bad ever witnessed, while deep furrows occasioned the small-pox added beauty to bis ferret eyes, and dark protruding teelb. ” should think him the murderer,” I replied, ** were nut too ...

... further .uool.es and American vessela were reported following, from Havre also there bad been an arrival of immigrants. At the smallpox was making such rapid strides as almost to authorise the supposition that was endemiaL lu prevaleuce, however, in town so ...

... Hope papers the 23d of May, and Graham’s Towa papers to the 14th of May. both iacltuiva, have arrived. At Capa Town the small-pox was lam prevalent, sad the character of the diaaaee more mild. The Caffrm oo frontiars continuad their depredations, and ...

... that pestilential scourge, the smallpox. It ia, indeed, alarming to contemplate the mortality which prevailed from this disease alone. *• When the registration net came into operation, says Mr. Far, the epidemic smallpox bad commenced, and was rapidly ...