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... in _1781 , discovered tlic motion ol ' tlic ; planet Uranus ; Dr _Ji- ; _NNi-: n , who discovered vaccination ior _the small-pox , _the most important ever inadc _for _IlUJiianil- _' , _' ; M . W . rir , an ; iblu i ; icc ! i _; i » ic , who _has invented ...
... us _af its purity , and _when the _development of it lias been _complete , _['; nt _least _as _certain as that of . the _small-pox itself , or as that _which results jro in variolous _inoculation- _Moreover , _considered witli relation to _society in _general ...
... to' _believe , _obtained _' complcfe protection against _one of tlic roost _severe _scourges . of the Human _Race , _the Small-Pox _^ • - _Besides _the aid afforded to Patients who are _able to . innkc _application _personally at the _Dispensary , _those ...
... _were under irn years of age ; _increasing _years appcarin _;; _in _L'L'iicril _to lesse : _) _the _susei-ptilii . ity of _small-pox _contagion . In an _interesting communication from -Mr W . _Gilison , surgeon at New _Lanark , a _situation pcculiaily ...
... _eight _caies of small-pox , out of nearly _07 , 000 . _vaccinated by tliem ,. since _tlie _first . cstablishincnt of _thiii _^ iiard . _- _—Thereport _adds , Tlie , conlinuance ofthepraclice . of . inuculatiun fur , _tlie small-pox is . _the main source ...
... ornn _; rly _Senior- _Surgeon _oftlicS-tih Uegimuntof Foot . 8 vo , Second JEllition . Gs . • _VIII . An ACCOUNT of the SMALL-POX , _BI it _appeared _arici-Vacclnation . By Alexander Monro , M . D . &c . &c . In 8 vo . _With _Plates . 10 s . Gd . _boards ...
... cold and starvation ; tlic healthy were alone permitted to come on deck , those who were sick , 50 with 1 ) 11 ( 1 scurvy , small-pox , and dysentery , were in a heap , as they appeared to be , in a hole aft . Another party , not so ill , in aiiollusr heilp ...
... _erection ' ' of a _' chapel in the parish of St John ' s . . •• .. -.. _' • . • • Wcarevery _^ orry to _learn _. ' ' that the small-pox are very _prevalent in _different _quarters of this city . We have heard that ' out of . one family tliree children _have ...
... to one of the _secretaries , enclosing _the _postage _, lit _the same time withholding their addreascs . _^ _' _^'' Tlie small-pox has been _raging for _' _some • time past _in the parisKea of Marykirk , Laurencekirk , and ' Fetteicairn , but in a _few ...
... _remiss , or _shaken in their co . _ili _deuce in _the vaccine infection , in consequence of the variohid _ilid c » ae , or _small-pox _, _after _vaccination , _being _occasionally _prevalent But this _scepticism pruc ; eda irom _mistake _,, for experience ...
... ;—The _' _'WiUiam , Nelson ; Greenup . from Liverpool , arrived here 7 th instant , to land ' y art of her cargo ; but the small-pox 'having broken _'out _on' _board , ' she was _'immediately ordered away without discharging a ' package : Her destination ...
... _Glasgow Paper . ' • _Notwithstanding the _; very . great efforts . of _the : _Glasgow'Cow-Pock Institution to _eradicate . _Small-Pox , and the peculiar _advsntages'it holds out to the poor , the disease _manifested itself _. Iasfc . ' year in almost every ...