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... ignorance of midwives, ‘| &e, but more from of native nurses, and the carelessness, if nothing worse, to the population of Hin- Small-pox was a terrible scourge thanks to the phi- dostan ; but ite ravages are now diminishing, exertions of the medieal officers ...
... Punjaub represents that country in as disturbed a state at ever. Dhulup Singh, the boy King, bas been dangerously ill of the small-pox ; and his prime minister atid his mother, yet a young woman, are said to have been dis- covered intriguing, to the great ...
... Harry Bisshopp, and grand-daughter of the third Sir Cecil Bisshopp. Bart., of Parham Park, coun! ity of Sussex. At Agra, of small-pox, Lieutenant an d Adjutant Harry Mainwaring, 2d Grenadiers. In Bathurst-street, Hyde Park Gardens, Mrs. Elizabeth Dalrymple ...
... face throu ou will, itis the eame. I have not an All—all the women are eh Lbave r out the land! with three female ca: ses of smallpox, and never I th o Irish with us so defacing, could t possible that emallpox, port euch inexpresaible loveliness Red female ...
... poor district Apprehends the breaking out of disease to some extentâ Kilmallock Dispensaryââ States that fever and small-pox have lately appeared, which seem have l»eeo generated by the use of diseased potatoes. A considerable number of persons ...
... established the country. Un Wednesday a countrywoman deserted her child, which was a pititul object, half naked, and full of smallpox, and left it in the middle of Patrick-street, as a legacy to the citizens.— Cork Constitution. Ovutrace.—A barbsrous outrage ...
... return all the deaths for the last five or ten yeare, whether from starvation, or fever, or ague, or asthma, or gout, or smallpox, or whooping cough, or any other disease ; or by rifle, or blunderbuss, or by ston- ing, or burning slive, or drowning, or ...
... Clumber Park, Notts. circle of visitors at Panshanger. The Earl and Countess Cowper are receiving a select The Countess of small-pox at Dungannon Park. Ww e are happy to state that her has been suffering from Ladyship is considered convalescent. Viscountess ...
... neighbours. ‘The rubbish imported from the Conti- nent, to gratify Jonx greed for cheap mutton, has spread a disease, resembling small-pox, far and wide, through the pleasant pastures of his country. Its ravages are appalling. Wherever its loathsome touch is felt ...
... consumption 102, and scarletina, the most fatal item, 161 ; the annual average in this last disease being 37 deaths weekly. Small-pox, 34 deaths, an in- crease of 16 over the average. Diseases of the heart: have occasioned 33 deaths, being 8 above the average ...
... deaths which have arisen from what are designated in the return as zymotic diseases. For instance, the number of deaths from small-pox was 26, while the average for five years is 19 ; from scarletina 147, against the average of 47 ; from typhus against the ...
... classed uuder the head of zymotic dis- eases there has been anincrease. For instance, the num- ber of deaths registered from small-pox was 47, against 19, the weekly average for the last five years ; from scarlatina, 182, against the average of 47 ; from typhus ...