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... position that there ie no doubt the poor woman deliberately undressed herself and jumped into the water. Tu. success with which small-pox has been stamped out of Ireland by the careful enforcement of vaccination continues, it is said, unabated. Only one death ...
... to tho HOMO Cattle Defence Association states that this association has received undoubted intelligetioe of an outbreak of smallpox among sheep in Friesland. Ile complains that, under the present regulations, sheep are now being imported from that country ...
... the late order is 8,40. The absolute neoe•eity for the isolation of importod animals has been evidenced 11 , the fact of small-pox having shown itself among • ‘le animals condemned for slaughter at Odasts's Woad, and the annononessest of its prosaism in ...
... Freoeh slob sad wonoded from Meta and Germany owinit be carried oat, owing to the prevalence among them of typhus fever, small-pox, hospital fever, and other oontsgions &ewes. Tun se;vet of the experiments made to aseortain the centre of gravity of the ...
... of coarse, hitherto has been altogether reserved. That brings us to about the tad of December. Treaue is not unknown and smallpox no stranger inside or outwits Perla. The state of the hospitals in some of the stations is not satisfactory. An English gentleman ...
... Mayor. On his return he stated that within IPtees days the Prussians had buried in quicklime 3,000 soldiers who had diod of smallpox. THE Patrie states that within a few days 100 enormous boxes and cuss, miming from England, son. Mining surgical applauds' ...
... hungry, had black bread and raw baron for supper, and slept among ✓ets and fleas, in a hoes* where a man lay sick of the smallpox rrionAmArrox BY A PREFECT. M. Allain•Targil, the Prefect of the Gironde, pls. carded the following proolamation : ..Citirens ...
... of the country. - :as Metropolitan Anylams' Board u 'enabled on Elatardsy, attention eras called to the Great increase of smallpox in the eastern districts of London. It was sbsted that in the varied of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, there were over 100 emall•poa ...
... a herring. The severe weather, the scarcity of fuel, the absence of gas, the cessation of business, and the prevalence of smallpox, are also alluded to. a-lese in Oak ear% bat it is averred that General Troche bee sport adhering to his plan, cud possessed ...
... SOFFEWEE IRON SMALL-I'ol.—On Saturday morning a young man was found in front of the Westminster Hospital suffering from small-pox. That institution was fall, and could not reoeive him, so a passing workman kindly took him to the Westminster Workhouse ...
... linen to the house of • laundrirs without having previously disinfested it. The linen had boon worn by a person entrain from smallpox. AT TIIB MIDDLABES StaSIONS George Churchman pleaded guilty to haying stoles in Beak of England notes, lead gold rains to ...
... Maitland will bear the title of Lint: Governor and Major. L4DT Gast is promoting an excellent work in seekiag to establish a Small-pox Co:maim:wet Hospital for the receptioa of patientrecovering from small pox bat still molt to mix with others. Jostrff ...