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... tale of Lord Onflow’s. Wc can affine the Publick from undoubted Authority, that toe Ptrfous have.been inoculated in the Small-Pox Hofpinl between the 3 i May 17 51, and the 18th of M 3,1 j ouePu-fan died in the Operation, rho’ riiera were Men and Women ...
... failed the ißfh March laft, was put alhore and bulged on Race Point, in a violent Snow Storm, that happened the scth. The Small-Pox ftill rages there with great Violence. Prom New-York, that the Sloop Sybel, Capt. John Scott Lawrence, of that Port, was ...
... Bolfon in New England, that the of June was ofcferved as a Day Falling and Prayer, throughout that Province, on account the Small-Pox, and other malignant Dileafes, now very rife in thote Parts The General Aflembly Kew-England, have granted 6cg\. for the ...
... Court, not even excepting rhe Princes of the Blood. At the Beginning of the Diftemper the Dauphin had fome Sulpicicn of the Small-Pox ; but, in order prevent the fmpreffion which that Notion might make his Mind, they allured h:m if was an Eryfipelas, which ...
... a Pound cf Tea. Some Weeks part the Grave-Digger Chelwood in Somerfct/hire opened a Grave, wherein Man, who died of the Small-Pox, had been interred ahout thirty Years ago. the Decealcd’s Defire, was buried in an Oak Coffin, which was now To firm, that ...
... refufed all ]uor, and endeavoured to bite the Attendants. This made two eminent Phyficians that attended him fufptft, that the Small-Pox, he had that Di- which arifes from the Bite ofaMadDog: For this Keafon they endeavoured to give him the Jonquin Remedy, but ...
... they will have their Number of Buflts increased to fixty-feven. Sir Williams Wynne, who has been dangcroufly ill of the Small-Pox (at Ins Grandfather’s Houfc in Berkfture) is now quite recovered. Matic/. ejler, Kov. 14. can allure the Publick that the ...
... Liquor, and endeavoured to bite the Attendants. This made two eminent Fhyficians that attended him fufpeel, that befides the Small-Pox, he had that Diff.mpcr which arifts from the Bite ofaMadDog: Eor this on they endeavoured to gve him the 7 'onquin Remedy ...
... public Buildings are to executed after Chinefe Models, that fhould the ufual Methods fuch Occalions. The Inoculation fur the Small-Pox, and other fuch hazardous Experiments, were firft executed upon condemned Criminals. Ami, in my Opinion, Experiment of this ...
... Salisbury in May 1695, their Number amounted to and the Account them in June lad, to this City Perlomhave lately had the Small-Pox, 891 in the natural Way, of which Number 72 died, and 268 by Inoculation, of which only two died. this Account the Inhabitants ...
... and never kept her Red one Day hut in Child-bedfie never took any Sort Medicine, nor ever was let Flood, or had Fever or Small-Pox, or any Diforder that confined her one Day to her Room. She Fxercife conflantly clout her Family Affairs, eat once a Day ...
... Parliament for Wilton, have lardy given one hundred Pounds for relieving the Diftreffes the poor Families, who have the Small-Pox that Town. They write from Cirencefter, that another Man wa« killed there laft Week in the Election Mob, with a Scythej and ...