... returned to his naval duties, but has just been transferred to the Aurora, in consequence of the Racoon being infected with the smallpox. ...

... which must now pass to another branch. • Small-pox in the China Squadron.—We regret to learn, says the United Service Gazette, that several ships of the China squadron have had severe visitations of small-pox. The crew of the Euryalus have suffered much ...

... Happily no lives were lost, although a number of fowls and pigs suffered death. One man, who was dangerously ill with the smallpox, was obliged to be removed at the imminent peril of his life. The piteous wailings of the inhabitants were heartrending to ...

... Hundreds of them died from the cold, and hundreds more from several complaints brought on by want and exposure, especially smallpox. They say, 'We all have had it, or have it now ; ' and I can answer for the truth of this, for nearly every man, woman, and ...

... June 6, and visited the Royal Sovereign turret ship. In the following month he left Portsmouth on a trip to Norway, but the smallpox breaking out on board, the Prince, together with the whole of the ship's company, disembarked and encamped on Inch Coln, ...

... its utility. His two children which had been vaccinated were not bfil;cted with the small-pox. The three who had not been vaccinated were laid down with the small-pox, and two of them died. The Defendant: Yes, that is so ; but still nay wife don't agree ...

... The Arabs a4sli with their horses and oxen. The disease of horses, gives cow-p and thi4 latter saves the Ardiehildrbarom small-pox. Measles self- neat the hat teg ne47,1 s by; , a hind Itful The qary ;ons titss 1 5ion -ery )rma k ,. rith ra; he ...

... bodies. They and proper, on the recurrence of that dreaded pestilence, proceeded first to the Zmucitt glacier, in the hope of smallpox in sheep, to open the eyes of those whose imrea ching the basis of the main sp ur of the Matterhorn, mediate interest it ...

... in the _pre-, sent return there is an excess of liiiiilitbsitlitiliViiiitimateci amount. There Were 43 deaths ., frenii small-pox in the meek. 1 In June the weekly number veiled from 48 to Of the 48 'cases 4 are statedrO:hate-occarred *the:vaccinated ...

... amongst other subjects discussed was the various diseases affecting sheep, from which we extract the following:— Besides the small-pox of sheep, many sock-masters in the northern and western divisions of the country in particular have sustained rather serious ...

... proceeded to comment upon the state of the holi t ses of,the,poor, and described the different,sorts of blood poisoning. Smallpox, scurvy, cholera, &o, were Only daerent varieties of blood poisoning. Cleanliness and drainage were the two great essentials ...

... besides, as his memory was truly wonderful.— A. Septuagenarian in the Dial. How Inoculation came About —At a time when small-pox was as destructive as the plague itself, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, h*ppening to be at Adrianople, was stiuck with the fact ...