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...a report, that during that quarter there were, in that neighbourhood, two births to three deaths, whilst in all the other districts there were three to two ...cked by the fever during the epidemic of 1817, and about 10,000 in that of 1837, and not only the number of persons attacked but the violence of the diseas ...

..., with its periodic massacres, it did not provide a remedy for excess male births, women, sought after by too many aspiring, competitive males, would become ...ral History of Civilisation in Europe'', Oxford and London: D. A. Talboys, 1837, pp. 13–15. ...

arrested and charged with treason. The sentence came in March 1837; government was again finally compelled to use force. On 5 May 1837, ...

...rak Sabah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah|native_name=مبارك بن صباح الصباح|birth_date=c. 1837|birth_place=[[Sheikhdom of Kuwait]]|death_date=28 November 1915 (aged 77–78 '''Mubarak Al-Sabah''' (c. 1837 – 28 November 1915) "the Great", nicknamed "The lion of the peninsula", was ...

{{Infobox politician|name=Grover Cleveland|birth_date=March 18, 1837|birth_place=Caldwell, [[New Jersey]], [[U.S.]]|death_date=June 24, 1908 (ag '''Stephen Grover Cleveland''' (March 18, 1837 – June 24, 1908) was a [[United States of America|Statesian]] politician wh ...

...nd his [[Vice President of the United States|vice president]] from 1833 to 1837. ...sident, either after his administration became embroiled in the [[Panic of 1837]], largely caused by Jackson's policies. He also followed through on Jackso ...

...and the urban workers must have been the great compromises! A Chartist in 1837 looking back on the English Revolution said: “For the millions it did nothi ...births, deaths, and marriages all increase but there are consistently more births than deaths. Thus they seem to be arguing a long-standing pattern of Englis ...

...the records of Dr. Steven Williams, who encountered these same Indians in 1837, he said: "They come to town frequently and people are constantly going to ...by a thousand citizens every month, and that's phenomenal. That's not just births, those are Cherokees whose great-great-grandma moved away, and suddenly the ...

In 1837 Emerson published “Nature,” an essay fundamental in defining transcendental ...w 222,721 births; in October, there were 339,499. The 1940s saw 32 million births, up from 24 million during the 1930s. This trend continued into the next de ...

...tso (1805-1815) died aged 10 from smallpox, the 10th, Tsulrim Gyatso (1816-1837), was murdered aged 21 and the 11th, Kedup Gyatso (1838-1855), aged 17. It ...he belief in a heavenly kingdom, eternal suffering, angels, devils, virgin births, resurrections, and ascensions. Yet what remains of "His Holiness" and the ...

In 1837, Brown publicly declared his dedication to abolitionism after the murder of [[Category:1800 births]] [[Category:1859 deaths]] [[Category:Abolitionists]] ...

...825 and expelled the Cubans who had been elected deputies to the Cortes in 1837. In the 1830s, Cuba was no longer considered to be an integral part of the ...infant mortality rate continued to drop, to under six for every 1,000 live births; thousands of Cuban doctors went to work in other Third World nations; and ...

d. Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group; ...e US South was Andrew Jackson, the seventh president, serving from 1829 to 1837. He began the project in 1801, initiating his Indian-killing military caree ...

(d) Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group ...ns in the cities even before the influx of millions of famine refugees. In 1837 in Boston, there was a Protestant-led, anti-Irish Catholic riot of fifteen ...

...e sale of a plantation along the San Bernard River in Texas in the fall of 1837 with "three or five thousand acres of land…[and] under a high state of cult ...r enslavers, where Black family life received nourishment. They celebrated births, practiced religion, attended dances, and participated in other communal ac ...

...what the law characterized as "unnatural acts." That edict was amended in 1837 to a sentence of "imprisonment followed by life-long punishment." ...n 2004, some provinces reported 593 maternal deaths for every 100,000 live births. ...

...eant going to church on Sunday and accepting the services of the priest at births, deaths, and marriages. It did not mean giving up the traditional understan A Committee of the English House of Commons in 1837 stressed the need to keep Indian Affairs under strict Imperial control. The ...

...ly served as a [[United States Senate|senator]] for [[New Hampshire]] from 1837 to 1842. The support of Pierce, along with that of his successor [[James Bu [[Category:1804 births]] ...

...live long lives: Eduard, the youngest brother, was eleven when he died in 1837. Three other siblings were hardly older than 20 at the time of their death: [[Category:1818 births]] ...

...fficial and private), - Washington's Writings, ed. Sparks, 12 vis, Boston, 1837; the biography of Washington, attached to them, was revised by Guizot and t [[Category:1732 births]] ...