... boast.” Health of the Jews of London. It is noticeable that in poor neighbourhoods which have been attacked cholera, fever, small-pox, and similar diseases, the Jews living there have in an extraordinary manner escaped visitation. Tb» apparent causes of this ...

... scenes so common in the slave trade. The deck and hold were strewed with hundreds of naked Africans in different stages of the smallpox. The able-bodied portion of the cargo had been successfully landed, and it seems that the captain was making arrangements ...

... banker have brought actions against him to obtain damages for having made them attend on him when he was afflicted with the smallpox, whereby they canghc the malady, and were laid up with it for some lime. Accident to Mr. Widdicomb, at the Sdreey Thsatbb ...

... columns on Monday, would be worse than the disease. I know case where four children in one family are under treatment for smallpox, not having been vaccinated because another child who had been, died at the age of two years sad half from tha effects of ...

... it actually introduce other forms of disease in some eases? does even predispose the system to succumb to the invasion of smallpox? Let the following answer for themselves Adam How, the son of a smith, aged one year, died in ten from small pox, after being ...

... not enforced as it ought to be. One medical gentleman stated that cot of 103 cases of smallpox (none of which had been examined) had died; while in 104 cases of smallpox where the patients had been vaccinated, all recovered. He (Mr. Crowtber) considered ...

... received until two days before the arrival of Sir James Oulram, the 23th of September, Besides heavy visitations of cholera and smallpox, we hare also had contend against sickness which has almost universally pervaded the garrison. Comj meuctug with a very painful ...

... in October, was arrested in its course ; and the excess of deaths is partially referable to influenza, scarlatina, fever, small-pox, and dipththeria (throat disease). The number of births in the last three months of the past year the average; but the marriages ...

... South Wales, Tharsdty, a ticul^rlyat Rhjmney, whereit i«most virulent. It 9 Swinthenl very fetal an ...

... iging at the preset . of South Wales, Host virulent. Iti * small-pox, and b* B rs that hundreds e medical men, who* and ilTanotlced .. 'ln Rtwmoey, huried in one wee*' the choler* ** eases. igrant, while abo^ bee, put a letter into* ;be 16th of April ...

... wounded, two officers not named being among the wounded. Jung Bahadoor had crossed the Goonte at Sultan pore on the 3rd inst. Smallpox had broken out in the Ghoorkas camp. large force of rebels crossed in Ghoracbpore on Feb. sth. They were attacked Col. Rowcroft ...

... wounded, two officersnot named being among the wounded. Jung Bahadoor had crossed the Goomtee Sul* tanpoor on the 3rd inst. Smallpox had broken out in the Ghoorka camp. A large force of rebels crossed in Ghorachpoor on Feb. sth. They were attacked Col. Howcroft ...