... subjects, properly vac cinated in France, only seven authenticated cases appear of palic its having afterwards taken the small-pox which is as 1 to 361,666. Some Sp:ini»li I’iipprs lia»e been received in town from Valencia Hie and from Alicant to the 2l«t ...

... months past received an allowance of 6s. per week from that oarish), in consequence of latter having been taken ill the small-pox; when, upon investigation, the officers (who had for some lime thereof) discovered that Uwl concealed in men eight differeut ...

... prospect of which, more or less dis. taut, has invariably stimulated its efforts. This object is the total extinction of the Small-pox in France.’' ' m The Journal det Debats presented a few ex. tracts from Marshal Davoust’s Memorial, in de. fence of his conduct ...

... with exposing and publicly going in the streets of Paddington, with her infant son John VanlaiKlillo, he then being in the small.pox, and infectious, the great danger and common nuisance of all ids Majesty’s subjects. The Counsel sail! they could be only ...

... ing the infection of the piagoe, and trying upon himself (he means proper for curing it. He combined that disease with the small-pox, inocu. himself with both at once, and obtained successful results. M. Vtlly also once coolly drank the venom of mad dog ...

... nearly six feet high, of erect figure, light hair, red and rather large whiskers, and a full face, a little pilled with the small-pox. His usual dress, he says, was a light fashionable coloured brown coat, black waistcoat, dark blue mixture pantaloons, and ...

... scrnritt. as |iieveiitite, none that were bitten went mad ifter ils use; second portion, Iherelore, was never required.” Tlie small.pox is now very pi evident in seve. tal parts Lincolnshire, ami strange to say, by owing the prejudice paiems. A Curious Fuel ...

... the metropolis, give only eight cases small-pox, out of iK.arly (>7,000 vaccinated them, since the first establishment of this Board.”—The report adds, « The eoulimiauce of the practice of inoculation for the small-pox is the main source whatever disappointment ...

... exfiecfation of arriving in time to see the object of his journey alivtfV was, however, agreeably disappointed. The natural smallpox, we are concerned find, has spread alarming extent at Chichester, where, it scents,several children have already fallen victims ...

... Europe.— What struggle did the continental Clergy, well the Doctors, make for the conservation of that minor plague, the small-pox, and against the innovation inoculating! fine, there is nothing absurd, mischievous, odious, which has once gained footing ...

... carried away. He was dressed in shabby snuff coloured coal, about five feet five inches high, and was much marked with the small-pox. John Allen, formerly Sergeant in' the Guards, was appointed Governor of the County Bridewell in this town, at a meeting ...

... ; Deafness of many Years standing; also Pains and Giddiness in the Head, discharge of Matter from the Ears, left by the Small-pox, Fevers, ...