... wife will have to pay the penalty their forgetfulness by the loaa of their fifteen sovereigns. OvuacßowpiMu at Whitehaven. Smallpox continues to prevail in Whitehaven, and the returns which are presented every week to the Board of Mr Hamilton, the registrar ...

... L. —Births and deaths shove the average. Small-pox has been prevalent, generally mud type, with three exceptions, of which two oases proved fatal. Cninmertreei. —At present there are several oases of small-pox in the parish. LorhuiaUm.—The death-rate ...

... as pgssible to some unpleasant circumstance in the family affairs of a person present. If at a loss for conversation the smallpox or drainage will fill up the gap. : ...

... the most wretchedall this over and above his daily gifts. T had a nightmare of it. We see people completely covered with small-pox, but no one pays any attention to it ; and yet we do not see the worst of “if. If only it rained ! There has been no rain ...

... child. He looked the little .offerer very attentively, and then delivered tbl. oracular opinion : “This hyar balsjs got the small-pox ; aim I am t nostad on pustules. must approach this case by circular treatment. You give little cuss this draught That’ll ...

... admitted quite frankly, himself at least, that hail been her beauty that had first attracted him. Kut if this girl took the small-pox now,” thought that afternoon, I feel that should love her still.” It hod come to this then—he loved her. He wanted to lie ...

... declaring that they are prepared to carry struggle the bitter end. Small- pox in London.— Eighty-night Demons died fioui small-pox in London last week, and fatal caaea included 18 of children five years *# persona between Baud yearn, 32 between and SO ...

... Bill. Th* emall-pox epidemic in London in at the takej ISO ipera per week. There are nearly 1,600 natieote in the various small.pox hospitals. M. oik, the correspondent Paris journal has been barbarously murdered by Arabs Baja, in Ton*.' His lausdstasa ...

... Hoard, on the present prevalence smallpox in London among vaccinated and nnvacdilation persons respectively, was issued Saturday Parliamentary paper. Dr Buchanan aaya“ Of people living in Loudon all ages, there died of smallpox during the last fiftv-two weeks ...

... vaccination does not afford perfect protection against small-pox. Even the smallest proportion, 37 to 1, affords sufficient reason for taking the Srccaution which leaves you only one chance of ying by small-pox instead of 37. It would be well if the local authorities ...

... Hodkinson asked the lecturer, who had been repeatedly applauded, if he thought tobacco, smoked or chewed, was preventative of small-pox, as the Hoard of Guardians were giving it for that purpose? Dr Johnston replied to this while responding to the vote of thanks ...

... vociferously cheered as they passed to the chapel, the bride receiving special welcome. OmiKEAK Smallpox England. —ln several towns in the Black Country smallpox has broken out, and res lilted in many deaths. Wedncabnry 3 persons have attacked with the disease ...