... were present, and the entire amber of gusts was upwards of 4,00 J. In anticipation of the farther spread of the malig- nant smallpox in the sheep docks, the farmen of South Wales have it in conteropla.ion to form an association for mutual protection and ...

... the population are protected free small-pox, it may be mentioned that of the recruits received in England 747 in 1,000 bore marks of vaccination, 790 in Scotland, and 816 in Ireland. The numbers marked with small-pox were 151 in England, 102 in Scotland ...

... should once gain ground in Lancashire, the victims at such a season are not likely to be lean numerous than those of cholera, small-pox, and the yellow fever, where these diseases have raged most fiercely. Happily, we know how so horrible a calamity can be ...

... Scotland oblige the Registrar-General to report that they chow Edinburgh and Leith threatened with an epidemic outbreak of smallpox, St deaths from that loathsome dims!e having occurred in Edinburgh and 18 in Leith, being in the large preportions of 8 per ...

... authorities. emigrated to Lancashire. Their sufferings and straggles wore at first severe. Some returned home; some sank before small-pox and fever; but some remained and prospered. In one town of Lancashire, at this moment, is a little Bucktogharashire colony ...

... account estimates the French loss in this defeat at 1,600 men; the Mexican loss being only 130. Tampico has been evacuated, small-pox raged at Vera Cruz, anu General Forts himself bad, by the last account, not yet left Orizaba. That the French Emperor can ...

... their recent enthusiasm for Biondi's. _ Small-pox in Shoop. Some time ago a company calling themselves the Ribs Mend Insurance Sheep Association, was called into existence to report upon the disease of small-pox in cheep, and to endeavour to find a remedy ...

... grounds for your advice and assietanse. It is with respect to the intermeet of a child three years of age, who has died of small-pox, and is now lying at 12, Spring. gardens, Pimlico. The body is there exposed in a small back room occupied by its father ...

... companies may lawful y remove from esrvlages or vessels under their supervision persons who are obviously !Mooring under small-pox: and whether Individual. thus wilfully travelling from place to place at the risk of pineding so dreads' a scourge thrush ...

... amongst other snbj tots discussed was the various diseases affecting sheep, from which we extract the following:— Resides the small-pox of sheep, many flack-masters in the northern and western divisions of the country in particular have sustained rather serious ...

... care of Harrold having been adduced, The defendant in reply to the charge, said the first person in his family who had the small-pox was his wife, and she did not hold with vaccination. Hr. Le Breton was afraid there was a prejudice still existing among ...

... said to be improving; while Mr. 'Tom Brown Hughes is laid up with what one is glad to learn is only a slight attack of small-pox. Mr. Dickens has finished hb readings—the most successful he has ever yet givenand will not be heard again until the winter ...