... newspapers to him. He had a ster a year or two older than himself, with whom he was accustomed to write, but she died of the smallpox at the time that he was attacked by the same disorder. His mo- ther also lived with him, and frequently gave him food ua- ...

... dreadfully increased, in consequence of the addiction to ardent spirits which carries off one-tenth of those whe die. The small-pox, which at one period killed one-tenth of the children, has been reduced to more than one twenty-fifth. Before the admirable ...

... this lady, who now teaches navigation, some of her pupils being old captains of sixty. Sratz or tx regret to state that the small-pox las been for some time very prevalent in va- tious parts of the metropolis, and exceedingly fatal. The bills of mortality ...

... births, marriages, and deaths in London, should lay before the house a report of the number of persons who had died of the smallpox in 1839. Llovd’s divorce hill was read a third time and passed. Lord MONTEAGLE said that, in answer to a question which had ...

... order to save the time of the house, should move as an amendment the order the day for proceeding with his own hill (the small-pox prevention bill.) Mr. WAKLEY accordingly acted on the suggestion. With respect to the right honourable baronet's proposition ...

... unchanged as the day the unfortunate creature was murdered; and the clothes of the deceased were uninjured time. Even the small-pox, with which she was slightly marked, was clearly discernible, from the powerful antiseptic properties of the bog. The figure ...

... which were of a lAoml anient. His face is long; his nose lon* and thin ; his eyes are grey, and his face is marked with the smallpox. naturally serious, though at times he indulges gaiety. His voice strong. He has not the pleasing manners of his father; ...

... his head large, his face broad, his eyes blue and piercing. He wears enormous moustacbioe, which perpetually twisting. The small-pox has disfigured him, and yet the of his countenance attracts respect and commands obedience. speaks French very well, and ...

... lie was strong muscular man* auj possessed extraordinary personal courage and untiring solution. was much marked with the smallpox, ami had t-yes as small and as quick a ferret. He was very superior horseman, and possessed a voice shrill that his view-halloo ...

... s, the increastd knowledge iff anatomy, and the many very valuable discoveries medicine, will stand most prominent. The small-pox, that annrally carried off thousands, has i been successfully vacciuation; and gout, that used claim its numerous victims ...

... women and children who accompanied the army. The plague waa at Acre and Jaffa, and was increasing Alexandria, where the small-pox waa also becoming destructive. The Albanian troops at Beyrout had quarrelled with the mountaineers of Lebanon, who set the ...

... Francis man apparently between forty and fifty years of age, of dark complexion, and forbidding nsjiect, and marked with the small-pox, then put to the bar, and iulicted for having wilfully and maliciously assisted the murder ►f Mr. Thomas Powell, on the 2d ...