... oppotunity (GRA'rlS' of baviug *ieir Children relcued from that Loath- 'foluee'tra fata'diforder the Small- Poi. T-Y The-real Small-Pox matter we have tiied in a many inlances to thaoelately inoculated with the; cow-pox without aoy~tffe& iastever. A., A,4PPRAkTZCE ...

... crl ried by a vey coiisilerablc majority. Agaiilst whicb five rremtbnrs disseoted. i fie motlotility occasioned by tile small-pox, in the cidty of Westinitister, is great almost. he vond example. ihere is scarcely a house in St. An ie's parish, with chil' ...

... to sitb l tbIii. Tlle tirnt fcultim coetesiiis the n stvi-I . 'lts oecolid the i sits- h Il ber who hasve diedl of tire small-pox in that city, re 1PSt, Sermond. Pirst. Si-ond. o IiP2 4013 1302 Jtl: lis:11 ?? I~~,S3 91 IQ4 21 1 184 1233 1495 I133 I 81 ...

... it) the edjoitiling disttict. T'hrvugh tht different couuties of Eiiglaull, thie practice ?? is becoming general, and tihe Small-pox is gradually declining ; aed evetA in London, where the opposition to the new riocu- lation has heer. most violc nt, Ai is ...

... private practitioners;, and that thle number, of deaths a rem by small-pox has proportionably decreased. Previou to the discovery of vaccination, thle average atiober of 9' it d-deaths by small-pox, within the bills of mortality, was till !gm2000 annually; ...

... times as much as in the year above mentioned. In. tle. populous city of. Glasgow, eontain;ng about 100,000 inhabitants, the small-pox has greatly declined. 1 Byl.the Glasgow bills of-mmortality,-itrappears, that 46 1: persons died by the small-p(szi.n 1811 ...

... discovery will enable the et: Board to decide, which renders people who have im, evidently been vaccinated, susceptible of the small-pox. 'T'he Board does not advance this propositiot on slight .et- grounds but upon the authority of actual experiment.-. Th ...

... females is as 100lo 128. During the first 30 years of t lhe eighteenth ren- tury, the ntumbir of deaths in 1Endon, flora small-pox was 24 opt ft .1000 ., in the 30 years of tht sanie, the deaths from the same cauie, were about uie-temmthl of tle whole ...

... established, no death fo has in any instanee occurred from small-pox after a lch proper iiuoculation 'of the cow-pox. )on In most of the caseR in %which vaccination has failed, ith, the small-pox has been remarkably mild, and of short en- duration. ter ...

... ter 1O01z.1.-Niarshnil Berthier has 1;rmally re- sid nouinctl all clairia to the Sovereignty of Neuf- bo cliatel, - The small-pox having broken out in a of popuilouisa quarter of Rome, his Holiness re- aid cjuiniielnled vaccillatioin as a precious discovery ...

... 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 ...

... Oldhanu, a lidy 105 .,yers df ago, and the mother of ~ very ag ,failyi, ei:Kredi, aftr a'firhis v .eiolent attack of the small-pox. It is wore ty rf remark, t hat every member of fier family had h een affected'by it in the natural codr4e,.and it had visited ...