Abbott, Mr., speaker, House of Commons,
219.
Abercrombie, Sir Ralph,
396.
Aberdeen degrees,
330.
Aberdeenshire, Maitland at home,
34.
Acksell, Dr.,
408.
Adair, William,
590.
Adams, Dr., Waltham, uses smallpox cowpox,
76.
Adams, Dr., pearly pox for variolation,
120;
on cowpox before Jenner, 138.
Adams, American president,
379.
Adderley, Sir Charles,
553.
Addington, Mr.,
186,
195.
Addington, John, surgeon,
189,
218.
Addison, W. J., evidence House of Commons’ committee, 1871,
556.
Alexander, Emperor of Russia, cautioned by Jenner against Walker,
329;
disappoints Jenner, 362;
enforces vaccination, 406.
Allen
v. Worthy,
551.
Alsop, Mr., surgeon, Calne,
130.
Amelia, Princess, variolated,
18,
22.
Anderson, Mr., Madras, fraud,
387.
Anderson, Dr., Leith,
151.
Angerstein, Mr.,
230.
Antimony, tartarated, substitute for cowpox,
121,
348.
Anti-Vaccination Congresses—Paris 1880, Cologne 1881, Berne 1883,
581.
Anti-Vaccinator, Henry Pitman’s,
544;
John Pickering’s, 574.
Anti-Vaccinators, characterised by Robert Lowe,
528;
by Simon, 558-59;
by Marson, 563;
by Seaton, 569;
by British Medical Association, 580;
by J. G. Talbot, M. P., and by Dr. Barrow, 581.
Aspinwall, Dr., variolator, Boston,
376,
377.
Atheism imputed to variolators,
42.
Austria, death-rates compared with those of England,
506.
Avelin, Professor, vaccination in Prussia,
405.
Ayrton, A. S., vaccinators should be subject to penalties,
532.
Badcock, Mr., Brighton, produces and uses smallpox cowpox,
75,
272,
472,
512,
514.
Bagehot, Walter,
8.
Baillie, Dr., witness for Jenner,
190.
Baker, Sir George, practice of the Suttons,
47.
Baker, John, one of Jenner’s victims,
117,
154.
Baker, Thomas,
509,
590;
evidence House of Commons’ committee 1871, 555.
Bakewell, Dr. R. H., evidence House of Commons’ committee 1871,
559-560.
Ballard, Dr., prize Essay on Vaccination,
547,
548.
Balmis, Dr. F. X., expedition as trader and vaccinator,
401.
Banks, Mr., Jenner’s claims,
195,
233.
Banks, Sir Joseph,
146,
147,
226.
Baptism conjoined with vaccination,
276.
Barbados, variolation,
38.
Barge, Mary and John,
104,
119.
Baron’s
Life of Jenner,
349-363,
586.
Baron, Dr. John, romance as to Jenner’s early years,
94;
extra-ordinary narrative, 95;
gush over George IV., 220;
Jenner v. Walker, 226;
Jenner’s shyness, 230;
letter from Jenner on Grosvenor case, 319;
first meeting with Jenner and attitude toward him, 349, 352;
appalled by no inconsistency, 354;
nor admitted change of mind in Jenner, 355-356;
rant over Balmis expedition, 402;
Jenner’s inability to count, 416;
Dr. Watt’s mischievousness, 452.
Uses and sends Jenner equine virus, 269;
apology for confounding horsegrease with horsepox, 270.
Barrow, Dr., “a disgrace to humanity,”
581.
Barrow, Mr.,
538.
Barttelot, Colonel,
537.
Bath Vaccine Pock Institution,
163.
Bathurst, Lord, servant variolated and died,
34.
Batts of Temple variolated,
19.
Bavaria, results of vaccination,
596.
Beale, Dr. Lionel, much vaccinated,
302.
Beaufort, Duke of,
176.
Beddoes, Dr., cowpox,
138;
smallpox after cowpox, 165.
Bedford, Duke of,
219,
220.
Bengal subscription to Jenner,
390.
Berkeley, Jenner’s birthplace and home,
92;
inhabitants variolated, 99.
Berkeley, Admiral,
186,
194.
Berkeley, Earl of,
176,
191.
Berlin Royal Vaccine Institution, and Jennerian feast,
405.
Berne Anti-Vaccination Congress, 1883,
581.
Birch, John, variolation harmless,
66;
treatment of smallpox a chief cause of fatalities, 85;
summoned on Jenner’s case, 187;
character of his opposition to vaccination, 274;
scorn for means used to extend craze, 276;
nature of evidence submitted to House of Commons, 276;
desire to know what cowpox was, 277;
absurdity of spurious cowpox, 277;
what had Jenner discovered? 278;
assertion that cowpox was harmless and would never prove fatal, 279;
futility of variolous test, 279;
smallpox following vaccination, 280;
Jenner pestered with failures, 280;
fine promises belied, 281;
death and epitaph, 281, 282;
Jenner’s treatment of Birch, 283;
mention in Edinburgh Review, 290.
Birch, Penelope, reprints brother’s papers,
281,
and erects his monument, 282.
Blandford fire and smallpox,
85.
Blane, Sir Gilbert,
83,
397;
witness for Jenner, 187;
estimate of smallpox for United Kingdom, 208, 209.
Bleeding,
519,
584.
Blistering,
519.
Blood-making, process described,
594-595.
Bombay, vaccination introduced,
385,
388;
subscription to Jenner, 390.
Bompas, flaming fire-brand,
77.
Booth, Amos,
590.
Boringdon, Lord, bill to suppress variolation,
73,
353.
Boston, variolation first practised,
2-4,
7,
377;
completely variolated, 57;
method of practice, 58, 373;
smallpox in 18th century, 371-373.
Bouley, Prof., experiments with horsepox,
273.
Bourne, Sturges, denounces variolation,
72,
246.
Boy, cowpox ox-faced,
297.
Boylston, Dr. Zabdiel, variolation in New England,
2,
5-7,
56,
371.
Bowman, Mr., Newcastle,
550.
Bradley, Dr., Jenner’s conjectural income,
188.
Brady, Mr., liberal pay for vaccination,
536.
Bragge, Mr., surgeon, attempts use of cowpox,
138.
Brahmins hold cowpox impure,
387.
Bread, Beef and Beer,
88,
316.
Bremer, Dr., vaccinations in Berlin,
406.
Brett, T. B., St. Leonards,
590.
Bridgewater, Duke of, son variolated and killed,
34.
Bright, Jacob,
553;
cites Gregory against Marson on marks, 561.
Bright, John, deafness of House of Commons,
592.
Bright, Ursula M., forcible vaccination of poor,
590.
British Medical Journal, refusal of advertisements,
582.
British Medical Association on anti-vaccinators,
579-580.
Brodie, Sir Benjamin, medical practice,
92.
Brotherton, Joseph,
501.
Brown, Thomas, Musselburgh, criticism of vaccination,
285;
sees vaccinated with smallpox, 286;
fallacy of variolous test, 287;
attempted refutation by Edinburgh vaccinators, 287;
re-affirmed position in 1842, 288;
Jenner’s malice toward, 351;
Moore’s insolence, 457;
confession that Brown was in the right, 458;
cited by Hamernik against re-vaccination, 520.
Browne, Hawkins,
246.
Bruce, H. A., spokesman for vaccination ring,
530-531;
untruthful statement, 537-538.
Bryce’s Test,
353.
Buchan, Dr. William,
Domestic Medicine,
53;
recommends variolation, 54;
appeal to clergy, 54;
mortality from smallpox and variolation, 66;
maltreatment of smallpox, 85;
prevalence and cause of scurvy, 87-88;
denounces tea, 90.
Bullpox,
144,
272,
374.
Burdett, Sir Francis, scepticism as to vaccination,
253.
Burnet, Mr., prosecuted for variolation,
463.
Burns, James,
590.
Burrows, Dr., London bills of mortality, 1818,
77.
Burrows, Sir J. Cordy, production of smallpox cowpox,
76.
Butler, Bishop, national insanities,
91.
Buxton, Sir T. Fowell,
587.
“Buying the smallpox,”
29.
Byng, Lady, two children variolated,
21.
Calcraft, Miss, Jenner on Grosvenor case,
320.
Calcutta Gazette, 1804,
383.
Cameron, Dr., smallpox cowpox,
273.
Candlish, John,
565,
567,
577;
repeated prosecutions, 550-552;
witness before House of Commons’ committee 1871, 553.
Canning, George, declaration as to compulsory vaccination,
254,
310,
476,
480,
485.
Canterbury, Archbishop of, would not commit Church,
275.
Carioli, syphilis invaccinated,
523.
Carlyle, stupidity,
19;
teeth outwards, 215;
swarmery, 291, 292;
injustice by law, 548.
Caroline, Princess of Wales, has six felons variolated,
14;
six charity children, 17;
her own children, 18, 22;
promoter of Maitland’s experiments, 171.
Carpenter, Dr. W. B., answered by Dr. Collins,
583,
and by P. A. Taylor, 588.
Carter, R. Brudenell, invaccination of syphilis,
310.
Catharine, Empress of Russia, variolated,
62,
362,
514;
payment to Dimsdale, 64.
Catpox,
170.
Caution against Vaccine Swindlers,
326.
Ceely of Aylesbury generates smallpox cowpox,
75,
272,
472,
514,
528.
Cervantes,
595.
Ceylon, variolation and vaccination,
345;
smallpox, 392-393; 408.
Chadwick, Edwin, “Keep your eye on the death-rate,”
450.
Chambers, Sir Thomas, denies that smallpox increases mortality,
439;
his prophecy, 538;
Wheeler and Wyld debate, 586.
Chambers, Wm., Andrew Leighton’s letter to,
589.
Chapman, Mrs., variolator,
44.
Charlotte, Queen,
171,
219,
221,
370,
380.
Chastellux,
59.
Chavasse, Dr., ravages of smallpox,
77.
Chemists and apothecaries friends of smallpox,
325.
Chester smallpox in 18th century,
69.
Cheyne, Dr. George, prevalence of scurvy,
87-88.
Chickenpox,
alias smallpox,
366-367.
China, vaccination introduced,
386,
393.
Chinese method of variolation,
16,
394.
Chincough, Watt’s treatise,
439.
Christ’s Hospital, smallpox from,
15;
mortality of smallpox among inmates, 23, 32, 524.
Christie, Dr. Thomas, Ceylon,
392.
Chiswell, Sarah,
8,
10.
Cholera, 1831-32,
448.
Church-rates, compulsory,
542,
560,
593.
Clarence, Duke of, (William IV.)
171,
191,
219.
Clarke, Dr., advocates compulsory vaccination,
305.
Cline, Henry, letter describing first vaccination,
128;
advises Jenner to come to London, 129;
witness for Jenner, 189;
apology for Walker, 227;
National Vaccine Establishment, 459.
Cobbett, William, shuffles of quackery,
20;
in Gray’s Inn, 81;
denounces potatoes and tea, 89-90, 316;
power in common sense, 304;
vaccination fury, 305;
addresses Wilberforce on compulsion, 305;
endowment of vaccination, 307, 311;
its proved failure, 308;
spurious cowpox dodge, 309;
foresees invaccination of syphilis, 309, 531;
Advice to Young Men, 312;
smallpox-made-milder dodge, 313;
had Cobbett followed Jenner, 314;
children variolated, 315;
sanitary science undiscovered, 316;
honourable prejudices, 317.
Cockburn, Lord Chief Justice, unvaccinated infants,
77;
repeated prosecutions, 551.
Cockermouth and Dr. Walker,
220,
325.
Codd, Philip, son vaccinated by Jenner takes smallpox,
312.
Cole, James, infected with horsegrease,
115.
Collins, William, painter,
448.
Collins, Dr. W. J., opponent of vaccination,
543,
547;
evidence House of Commons’ committee, 1871, 554.
Collins, Dr. W. J.,
583.
Colchester, itch and vaccination in 85th Regiment,
126,
277.
Coldbath Fields Smallpox Hospital,
40.
Colliander, Dr., Swedes decline variolation,
408.
Cologne Anti-Vaccination Congress, 1881,
581.
Combe, Andrew,
427.
Combes, The,
449.
Common-sense defined,
303.
Condamine, La,
59.
Coningham, William,
529.
Connah, Mr., Seaford, rarity of smallpox,
83.
Connell, Ira,
545.
Constable, H. Strickland, writings,
581.
Constantinople, practice of variolation,
1,
8,
11,
12,
18.
Convulsions, enormous death-rate in London,
80.
Cook, Turkey merchant,
15.
Cook, Captain, and Jenner,
92.
Cooke, C., cowpox did not prevent smallpox,
165.
Copenhagen, smallpox and vaccination,
420.
Copland, Dr., scepticism as to vaccination,
478.
Corfield, Dr., “the falsest of falsehoods,”
86.
Cornwallis, Marquis,
398.
Corrigan, Sir Dominic, evidence House of Commons’ committee, 1871,
560-561,
567.
Corry, Mr., withdraws 1866 vaccination bill,
532.
Cortez, Mexican smallpox,
511.
Corvisart and Jenner,
400.
Cother, Mr., variolates Jenner’s child,
357;
resulting scandal, 358.
Cough, Whooping, Newcastle,
429,
430;
Glasgow, 439-443;
England and Wales 1838-40, 505.
Courtney, Mr., amazing estimate,
194.
Covent Garden grave-yard,
82.
Covington, F., evidence House of Commons’ committee, 1871,
555.
Cowper, William,
80,
576.
Cowper, W. F.,
496;
operates in House of Commons for Epidemiological Society, 497;
extreme docility, 498;
answer to Mr. Duncombe, 499;
simple-minded defence of compulsion, 500.
Cowpox, Jenner’s cases in
Inquiry,
104-108;
assures absolute security from smallpox unaffected by time, 105, 121, 141;
incommunicable to those who have had smallpox, 106;
taken repeatedly, 107, 108, 141;
action in conjunction with smallpox, 150;
cowpox and smallpox modifications of same disease, 166;
description of in cow and man, 109;
generation in horsegrease beyond possibility of denial, 100, 110, 112;
reasons for this belief, 154;
difficulty of proof, 100;
indistinguishable in effects from horsegrease, 156, 157;
an uncommon and erratic disease, 75;
probable extinction, 111;
when it ought to be taken, 111;
its inflammation always erysipelatous, 143;
sores eat into flesh, and action checked with escharotics, 157;
recommended as an expulsive irritant, 123.
Mr. Knight attests common faith, 132;
notorious belief in its prophylaxy, 94, 136-139, 179;
Jesty and Nash’s claims, 94-95, 204-206;
unnoticed in Cheshire, 133;
well known in south and unknown in north of England, 137;
known in Gloucestershire not to prevent smallpox, 95, 165;
inquiry of Ingenhousz in Wilts, 130;
unknown in New England, 375;
unknown in bulls, 144, 272.
Discovered, 1799, in London, 145;
distributed by Pearson, 146;
its diverse action, 149;
Jenner’s views discriminated from Pearson’s, 153, 178, 198, 203, 347.
Spurious Cowpox, 99, 113;
various definitions by Jenner, 240;
in Spain, 401;
disowned by Jenner, 239, 336, 454;
a dodge, 278, 356;
Birch’s inquiry, 277-278;
Cobbett, 309;
Hamernik’s opinion, 519-522.