...practice which tends to preserve more than 30,000 lives annually, in the British Isles. Mr. JBryce proposes that, a second inoculation be performed about...the constitutional affection produced by the first, and therefore if it shall be found that no such acceleration takes place, but that the second inoculation...

...performed, a certain number of days after the first, the affection, produced by this second inoculation, was accelerated in its progress, so as to arrive at maturity,...the affection arising from the first inoculation* ; and that this took place although the constitutional affection might be so slight as otherwise to...

...the areola of the first begins to appear,) the affection produced by this second inoculation, will be accelerated in its progress, so as to arrive at maturity,...as the affection arising from the first inoculation ;. and that this will take place, although the constitutional affection be so slight as otherwise to...

...or margin of the first begins to appear); the affection produced by this second inoculation will be accelerated in its progress so as to arrive at maturity,...as the affection arising from the first inoculation — and that this will take place although the constitutional affection be so slight, as to otherwise...

...a practice which tends to preserve more than 30,000 lives annually, m the British Isles. Mr. Bryce proposes that a second inoculation be performed about...inoculation. Mr. B. considers the acceleration of the second G 2 inoculation, inoculation to be the effect of the constitutional affection produced by the first;...

...the areola of the first begins to appear,) the affection produced by this second inoculation, will be accelerated in its progress, so as to arrive at maturity,...as the affection arising from the first inoculation ; and that this will take place, although the constitutional affection be so slight as otherwise to...