... once on the other side of the fairy ratb,t,i , .\pu whence perhaps one of the Sibe issued and touched his tongue when the smallpox took away his sight. The master of, the ceremonies, Seo.An Oub, and his son, 05, hustled the boys out of the shadows, and ...

... is a for a brother of his and a sister who died in 1722, within a short time of each other, the sister being a victim of small-pox. This was the first poem Pierce ever wrote, and he says it was his duty to do it :— ...

... these attacks that Catholics and others would tell you how so-and-so took the revival, just as if it had been measles or smallpox. And suddenly enou gh some of them did take it. ' 1 have known a man, says Rev. J. ArcNaughton, of Belfast, going home from ...

... the alleged Republicans for any purpase, according to Lord Dunraven. Apparently they eught not to combine even against the small-pox. ’ What has the ex-chairman of the ‘‘ Freeman' to say to that upper cut? The ‘‘ Freeman’’ is the more or less official organ ...

... innocent and unsuspecting citizens. Immunisation against diphtheria will be compulsory, and compulsory vaccination against smallpox will be revoked. The change is necessitated by a high mortality and morbidity rate for diphtheria. whereas many years have ...

... FEBRUARY 16, 1q ——2 Y 16, 194 since the last case of smallpox wag . fied in Ireland. Certain parents hold illmrio 3 and irrational views regarding dipht.heriubi( . munisation. Those parents may refuse pm.,“[-hj 1 sion for their children’s immunisation ...