... out ol 100; Lky pauctihit!tiun one scarcely dies vnt ol Soo. It is ohJ- s~yedtl thatf miufe girlw thuan boys die of thie 'small~pox in pihe niatural' way. j'rom calcuiatipns founilded on the lqjls otinortaimy, there are only 1$ out of Li26 who. feach tlse ...

... the cox -pox has ,x- - ?? from n fea w interested nenibers oft fhe pro- 1C.~si,'o, its esifecat as a preventiv e against small-pox, tias colniniced tha mdplic ot the iniportalice onthe discovcry ; f aud, inl consequen1ce of tbe great numnber of applications ...

... them. Among 115 ddaLhs, there may be e reckoned-one wornan in child-bed,; but only one out fof 400 dics in labour. The. small-pox, in the natural a way, usually carries off 8 -out of !0O,-by inocula- stion one scarcely dies out of Soo. . It is observed ...

... paragra ph iriseried by tour authority in your paper ol last week, relatirc to al alartaing report ttf the occurrence of sm;all-pox a tier vaccination, in no. less thsan seven or eight cases at Quornidon, it this neighbourcoud, las not been deeniled s ...

... eight persons had Iost thriir lives owing to the indiscretlion o a ur.Iner whoexpoed her cihil p hen it had the itiocuatsed small-pOX. Skin i- ct.ieti lad baen prelerred at 1conioano law, and the ?? twi.cted aidlp- ^ished. lie trnsted, tlherefore, that whein ...

... sai sitet~e} orethe Court of King's Bencelf and Si cni0at0u bsix months imprisonment, for ino-. Tl aeer; chir lid with the small-pox. The Court th, e1stetir0 8cenured his conduct, and expressed its W 4te { t on tvslt all similar offeuder3 with t ' Pena 2 ...

... last, a gentleman of the name of Owen was inl dicted for' having6 two of his children, who had ;b been inoculated for the small-pox, publicly con- . veyed and exposed through the streets, and seri- j tenced to be imprisoned six months in thte 1Bench. n' ...

... isiahic'it answer 3 theensofteci~uneittee; by them 1 h'tis steeted errpneoeesly C te this; ; Deetab, iti the wotst eases or 'small-pox which havii T k'tel eenkowesioMeetimrS, lidphitrleb so estily as tlce eighth J ly day of the ?? (if 1,10- author are theIa]- ...

... lioiwledged, that it is siti ibjijct of vast itoporta nce to tore guanrd ag;titst tile diustrtictire itilitience of the Small-pox. ftcr It mav t le retiiasrkud, also, that in proptrtion to the I le miagiiteude oar itger ofS the 'disease, so in proportion ...

... who get that disease, are re- r eived here, there hail 'let. been one fresh patient o~ir the last 3 weeks; antd in the small-pox ward fir boys . I foind WUttvrowwho had beejj brought thsither for tile last inniith; so that not aticve half a dozen of ...

... impputed to thie defendant. The present prosecution had been instituted by those who considered the dreadful malady, the small-pox, as one of the worst diseases to which hulinan natutre was subject, and wvlw had, as far as human pre- caution cotuld go ...

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