... practised.—ln Barbadoes the same complaint ol dry weather and want of rain is expressed, and at St mcent's and St Thomas's the small-pox had made its appearance. The affair of the Roman Catholic Bishop Clancy occupied the attention of the public Demerara; and ...

... case of a war, to put his foot upon us. Poor fellow ! he's got the disease of glory; only—as it sometimes happens with the smallpox—it has struck inwards ;it can't come out upon him. When we've railways laid down, I say, like spider's web all over the country ...

... man, but also the lower animals. Some of these appear capable of affecting both man and other animals, as, for example, small-pox, which, it is now known, can be communicated from the human subject to the cow, producing in the latter the modified virus ...

... and 51. Typhus was fatal to 37 persons; the average is 56. Other epidemics are still under the average. The mortality from smallpox and measelscontinues unusually low. Supply of Milk to London. —The London and North Western Company have made arrangements ...

... public for being eminent.— Swift. There are twenty-three police magistrates in London, who receive £1200 a-year each. The small-pox is stated to be making sad havoc Birmingham and the neighbourhood. Lord Brougham has refused either to preside over or subscribe ...

... was the reply. The Mayor of Exeter has ordered the police to arrest any person carrying about children afflicted with the small-pox. The Chancellor of the Exchequer acknowledges the receipt of a note, (No. 51,5(57, 21st May 1844,) from Conscience. A young ...

... themselves. They would be sure to fall out by the way. During the last nine months ihere have been ninety-five deaths from small-pox Ashton, where there is no vaccination institution. Death of Weighty Personage.—Mr Wombwell's large elephant Chuney died ...

... again under the consideration of the House.—l am, sir, your very obedient servant, Ashley. Small-Pox.—From returns of the small-pox hospital for the past month it appears that the epidemic continues to increase. The admission of patients during that period ...

... at Monmouth the keeper lay dangerously ill, and three of the prisoners were ill; at Oxford eleven died last year of the small-pox ; * * * that the gaols were generally close and confined, the felon wards nasty, dirty, confined, and unhealthy; * * with ...

... act. She declared that at the time she sold the article, two of her children were at the point jof death from attack of the smallpox, which blinded ! them for some time; and that, in addition to this, herself and two of her children were starving for want ...

... stationed Clonmel, have subscribed a day's pay for the relief of the distress in that place. It is said that patients the small-pox he kept from the light, the disease will leave no marks behind it. The Pope has a gold medal, value 1000 dollars, for the ...

... manslaughter, he having caused the death of a man inoculating him oaccin ating him the American papers incorrec term it) with small-pox matter. A Relic of tuf. Old French Monarchy.—M. d'Ussel, former page Louis XV., Lieutenant-Colonel the 6th regiment dragoons ...