... workhouse, who have completed their thirteenth year. The candidates must fit for labour, have been vaccinated or had the small-pox, and free from contagious infectious diseases. They must have sufficient knowledge of reading, writing, and arithmetic, and ...

... FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. Liverpool, May 22, 1847- ADMITTKD. DISCHARGED. Fever and smallpox' 164 Cured Medical and surgical wards. 27 Relieved Lyintr-in ward* 1 Died i Lock wards I RKMAINIMU I!* THE HOSPITALS. Fever and »mallj>ox Medical surgical ...

... perhaps, have paved the way for treating Lord M~ayor's shows in future with the contempt that is due to them.-Punch. DEATHS BY SMALLPOX AFraR VACCINATIONc.-As hardly anything can exceed the interest and importance of this pain- ful subject, it is well that ...

... of all that are horn die before they atiain IT -yearq.- The number of Iwins i3 to thattof sitogle hirthis- a ?? 65. The small-pox, i a -he rtatefl way, n'sually rr-esnff 8!5g-ot ?? ~one drs out %r 3sJO, 0 ttni tio Dr. WVi1!anF I td 2.50. - : . The bpo ...

... Institute, os the 4th of July, Ml. Serres mentioned the follow- ing fict, seening to favour the hypothesis of animal- cules in small-pox. By covering each pustule with a glass capsule, which is kept for soine days in its place, he has seen the process of eruption ...

... the 'sargesios Of tble ?? and 2.3,.94 charges of vU(T irlt )y1,pI siltptled to the tiblic; that oit at single instince of sm;all-pox has occlrred il thic nemtropolis, after vacr matina , t sion iis-. Cowmencement of the practice; that previnua iii it ilht ...

... than current price on shore. Two of the writer's children were taken ill whilst in quarantine, oneofmeasler, the other of smallpox, and both died. His wife was attacked by fever, and had a narrow escape. In conclusion, he says—' u God only knows what we ...

... above those of last week, was 122, but that was accoun'cd for by the new cases admitted. The number of cases of fever and small-pox, up to the 29:h May, was 714, while last week it was 572. IRISH RELIEF COMMITTEE. The proceedings of this eommlttce stated ...

... charity, by a more liberal outlay and an addition to their staff' of medical officers, what would have been the result? Fever, small-pox, and other contagious maladies, would have raged unchecked, invading, without distinction, the domiciles of the poor and ...

... arms neck, back, and chest was covered with large blotches, which were continually discharging matter, just resembling the small-pox. The eyelids were swollen, and matter, continually running down the face, he was obliged to sponge the matter from the back ...

... deck, dying-one dead. We proceeded to Rio Janeiro with the prize. Oui the passage we lost thirteen, in harbour twelve, from small-pox and debility; a number also died on board the receiving ship, the Crescent. After cleaning the hold and fumigating the brig ...

... will, it is stated, traverse the whole of that country. The only sickness complained of on the banks of the Indus is the small-pox, The Governor-Gerieral, Lord 1lardinge, arrived at Meerut on the ist of November, and proceeded to Cawn- pore on the 9d of ...