... attended the banquet. Mr. Ceely, surgeon, of Aylesbury, has demonstrated the important fact, that small-pox and cow-pox have the same origin, the latter being small-pox communicated to the cow. By the weekly com averages published on Thursday, it appears that ...

... urging that some measure should be taken provide for Ibe vaccination the poor, extensive mortality annually took place from small-pox, and was much increased by inoeuiution being practised uneducated and unauthorised persons. Lord Ellenborough suggested that ...

... considerable havoc in Cape Town and the neighbourhood ; (lie doctors do not seem to understand clearly whether it is the smallpox, or some unknown disease. . . PRICE OK IR Week. Thrsd.~Frd. 08i 01J 178J it ...

... seamen employed at 25,000, of vady . Two year-old Heifers-lstConnolly Gape, Esq.; 2d is that the annual deaths from the small-pox are Privy Council Knight fimt, ms will as the second ultimatum, Mehemet All (be- whom 18,000 belonging to the “Inscription ...

... a strong muscular man, and possessed extraordinary personal courage and untiring resolution. He was much marked with the small-pox, and had eyes small and as quick as ferret. He was a very superior horseman, and possessed a voice so shrill that his view-halloo ...

... Hughes, man apparently between forty ami fifty years of age, u dark complexion, and forbidding aspect, and marked with the small-pox, was then pul to bar, and indicted For having wilfully and maliciously assisted at murder of Mr. Tliomns Powell, the of last ...

... complied with the wish of the fair enthusiasl, these brief and self-adulatory terms : Figure yourself a tiger that lias had the smallpox !” Gus tar mixed with yellow ochre makes excellent green paint, well adapted for preserving coarse wood and iron rails.— ...

... Mexico, and nothing was heard of Santa Anna. The West India Islands generally were in a healthy state. At St. Thomas’s the small-pox was gradually decreasing, and, in fact, may be said to have entirely subsided. The authorities were issuing clean bills of ...

... intestines .. Diseases of Throat and Lungs Brain and Nerves Diseases Skin Diseases of the Eye Ear Measles, Scarlatina, and Small-pox Hooping Cough Erysipelas Diseases peculiar to Females., Scrofulous diseases Venereal affections labour Diseases of Joints ...

... Honor among thieves !” Horace Walpole tells a story of a Lord Mayor of London who, having heard that friend had had the small-pox twice, and died of it, asked he died the first time or the second. Domestic Grahaming. —We have receiveda letter from o gent'eman ...

... hospitals established for the removal cases as they occur/ Donegall—Donaghmore, 11. M. Tagard. M.D.— ' Influenza, scarlatina, small-pox, and, much above nil. stomach ond bowel disease exist, varying fatal infldimnntion. Di-cascd potatoes may the existing cause ...

... women who conform to regulation 7. 9 All emigrants, adults as well as children, must have been vaccinated, or have had the small-pox. 10. The commissioners are occasionally able to allow relatives of emigrants accepted for free passages, although those relatives ...