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... The black admiral, who had charge of the bodies the late king and oueen the Sandwich Islands, died on the voyage of the small-pox. The admiral's body was preserved until they reached the Sandwich Islands but the rulers refused allow it to be taken on ...
... seen hitherto) are detestably ugly. They are not even dark and swarthy, hut a mixture of brown and red, coarse, marked with smallpox, with pug features, aukward, ill-made, fierce, dirty, lazy, neither attempting nor hoping to please. Italian beauty (if there ...
... Slave Trade was Thomas Woolman, a Quaker and a tailor of New Jersey. He came to England in on the subject, and caught ihe small-pox at York, where he died. We have lately perused printed sheet of advertisements, circulated in Calcutta by Messrs. Tulloh ...
... neighbourhood of the metropolis. It has for some time been prevalent at Acton, where it has proved fatal in many instances. The small-pox has also of late carried oft'several children in London—The United States navy is rapidly increasing. One vessel now ready ...
... of the men has been taken into custody. We understand that the time of he: death the young woman was labouring under the small-pox. An inquest to held on the body this day. On Wednesday evening, about seven o'clock, as .Mr. John .Mayer, of Gatley, was ...
... child is now considered in a fair way recovery Belfast Netcs Letter. Small-Pox We regret to hear that, owing to the igno-anceand prejudice of some inhabitants of Great Mario w, the smalLpox now making dreadful ravages in that vicinity. less than four persons ...
... consequence so dreadfully scalded, that it died on the 10th instant Verdict of the juryâ accidentally scalded ta Death. Small-Pox We regret to find that this frightful pestilence now very prevalent in Chester, the infection having been brought thereby ...
... 103— The annual report of the Vaccine Establishment states, that within the last twelve months, only deaths occurred from small-pox within the bills of mortality; those of the year preceding having been 1290—The distillation of spirits in the United Kingdom ...
... considered this subject, and that they asked him to introduce a bill into Parliament, for the prevention of inoculation with smallpox matter altogether, unless the parents of the children so inoculated removed them to some kind of pest-house. He thought that ...
... love, says, that it frequently occasions worse follies in old persons than in young ones; and that the passion is like the small-pox, which is always the more destructive the later the disease caught. Shutting one's self up in a convent, marrying, and throwing ...
... MELLOR, Tailor, aged about 34 years, stands five feet six inches high, or thereabouts, fair hair, marked a little with the small-pox, rather lusty—Whoever will Apprehend the said Geott'ry Mellor, and lodge him in any of his Majesty's Gaols, shall, on application ...
... Are infantile diseases in general, and especially measles, become more fatal since the cow-pox was substituted for the small-pox ?— VII. The comparative mortality the sexes, including the stillborn VIII. the rate of infantile mortality at different ...