... if we had the requisite gunboats we should still surprise the world this quarter, and inflict a severe loss on the enemy. Small-pox still in the ship. We have sixty to seventy cases six officers. We have destroyed some twenty different coasting vessels ...

... person resident in England and Wales on the lstof January, 1856, who has not already been successfully vaccinated, nor had the smallpox, to be vaccinated by a duly qualified practitioner,or a public vaccinator, within three months of that date, and to submit ...

... nearly one half the whole number of dearths. This is the ninth consecutive quarter i which not one death has occurred from small-pox. Taking population into account, the district may be considered in healthy state. Causes of death certij fied by medical ...

... the prevalence those tenets which characterise the followers of Nanuk was of course thing to be guarded against, like the small-pox, or any other epidemic dangerous to the public welfare. But it seems far different with this mitigated form of Sikh entliu ...

... advisable Port Elizabeth to ! land the troops. troops were in perfect health, j there was no fear either from cholera or smallpox. ...

... trees. «k-d> This suggested *' Highland Mary. Ruskin as^„ s Was she pretty? Burns said, No; she slightly pitted with the smallpox, and just ,f a cr e d playmates called 'a trig lassie.' Ah. Ruskin, rubbing his hands on his knees, i Q ™.- -0f book on ...

... gentleman somewhat advanced in life, being sixty-one years of age his death; but love was often very strong in old age, B3 smallpox was said to be more severe when taken late in life. (Laughter.) The first letter was these terms: My dearest Carry,—Thank ...

... which is considered an evil to be atoned for. This horrid feast is held in honour of Mariamma, the goddess of cholera and smallpox. lam informed that this feast is still kept up iu several other places in the Mysore country.” “Nice Ladies” and Dressmakers ...

... into tbe case of the clock in Elizabeth-town, New Jersey, which struck without being wound up, and . . announced outbreak of smallpox; but the subjoined article from tbe New York Spiritual Telegraph, npon Playful or Mischievous Manifestations,” is at once ...

... Nertbnmberland, and Lord Dudley. Musical performances and the amazing collection of paintings, command the greatest attention. , Smallpox and Vaccination. The vaccine board report to the home secretary of state that, during the past year, 210,942 charges of lymph ...

... agefl, religion, calling, and last address (I believe it is no longer necessary to recite who has and who hat not had the smallpox, nor who has been vaccinated and who not). This provisional entry of the new-born child is for the purpose of enabling the ...

... All sick, to the number of about forty, had fled from the hospital, which was deserted, with the exception of two or three smallpox cases, too bad to move, and who appeared much surprised at my attending to them as if nothing whatever bad occurred. All ...