... —Address, J. Bull, at the Wind Bag Inv, Lamb's Condaet-street —Judy. SMALL-PDX IN LONDON.—Or the 196 deaths last week frem small-pox, 41 belonged to the west group of districts, 36 to the north, 22 to the genteel, 65 to the east, and 32 to the south. The ...

... Council for Trade that they have reosived • despatch from her Majesty Consul st Outhouse, stating that, on sclomat of the smallpox having broke out in London, all verge proceeding from Brest Britain will be subject to three days' quarantine observation ...

... visitation, 1840-1, the weekly average was only 71. In the pant seven weeks of the current quarter, of the 1,184 deaths from small-pox in London, 887 occurred under 20 years of age, 268 between 20 and 40, 67 between 40 and GO, and only 12 at GO years and upwards ...

... beggars i— The plan is to run alongside gentlemen, oleimieg pity and succour on the ground of having just oome out of a small-pox hospital. The trick succeeds ; it is dangerous to have one's olothts contaminated by a person rubbing close, and ref usiog ...

... pick out one with a nice re• spectable-looking driver, who we are quite sure hasn't just been carrying any patient to the Smallpox Hospital. Artless woman Oh, what a horrid ideal Ugh It never occurred to me. Bather than run such a risk as that, I would ...

... the estimated population. In the metropolis there were 2,410 births and 1,591 deaths. Of the latter 213 were attributed to small-pox. Ms. Tsouss lisouns, M.P., presided on Tuesday night over a meeting of ,the trades &Booted by the proposed alterations in ...

... jamats la Ripubbique ! Voted at the meeting March 10,1871. Silt ROBERT PLBOT, the fourth baronet, died the other day of small-pox at Folkestone, in his 71st year. The deceased baronet was a deputy.lienteaant for the county of Stafford, and Cat is the ...

... annual meeting for the election of Burial Hoard officers will also be held on Thum lay. Re-VAMINATION.-With the prevalence of small-pox recently, the sebjeet of re-yam-melon has been brought c,n ro m mi a ne c t i e re tly w r r f j ore e, tpr b popliet i and ...

... , the former having been 65, and the latter 70 below the average. Zymotio diseases calmed 370 deaths, including 185 from smallpox. An ADDRESS to the people of Paris which has been published says that Generals I,ovaste and Clement Thomas, who were aseaesinated ...

... severely handled. Tot Lancet affirms that vessels are very frequently sailing from London and other ports with oases of small-pox on board, that seamen have arrived both is Dublin and Queenstown with the eruption think upon them, and that no systematic ...

... has }tatted his troop of the Wost Kent Yeomanry Cavalry. Tut Broa3 Arrow) believes that in consequence of the rissoles°, of smallpox the training of the several metropolitan militia corps will be defena WI the autumn. Tug Vica-Coascammt of Cambridge has ...

... medical officer to the Privy Council, who con.idered smallpox as virulent and fetid now se in former times. In proof of the 'Mosey of vaccination he cave etnti tics of the mortality in the Small-pox Hospital ; the small number of deaths from nmall.pox ...