... SMALLPOX. Dr. lliff also reported that there had been two cases of smallpox at St. Olave’s Chambers, but no fresh case had occurred for more than a week. The proirietor of the premises was quite willing to meet his (Dr. Iliff’s) suggestions, and would ...

... Asylums Board have Provide4'~.ivo infectious hes- pitals in the metropolitan district, at each of which a Ijimitkd number of smallpox cases can be treated, and that the Board have established hospital ships about 18 miles down, the. Thames capable of' ac ...

... SMALLPOX. Lord Shaftesbury made some remarks upon the recent alarming increase of smallpox, and inquired whether the Government intended to proceed with the Bill upon that subject which had been introduced into the other House. The Duke of Buckingham ...

... SMALLPOX IN LONDON. The London Sick Asylum Board Managers, finding the epidemic of smallpox to be still on the increase, have resolved to erect additional buildings at Hampstead to accommodate 200 more patients there, and to meet the further wants of ...

... SMALLPOX GREENOCK. The Allau Line steamship Buenos Ayrean, which arrived in the Clyde from Montreal Tuesday, and which was placed iu (juarautino account there being smallpox board, was released yesterday, and proceeded Glasgow the early tide. The sufferer ...

... Small-pox. The report from the managers of the Homerton Small-pox Hospital shows that during tho week no fresh case had been admitted from this parish, that five patients had been discharged, leaving only two remaining under treatment. Vaccination and ...

... SMALL-POX. Tho Coroucr, Dr. Lankester, held inquests on Wednesday, the Castle, Holloway-road, the bodies of Helena Finch, aged four years, ami Michael Charlie Finch, aged nine years, who died from small-pox, but who had not previously been vaccinated ...

... SMALL-POX. Ninety-six cases of emall-poz were notified daring the year, 7U of them in North Kensington and 17 in South Kensington, Uxbridge Road being the dividing line; 84 of the cases were removed to hospitals. The deaths were nine in nnmber. ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. The annual fromBinallp*>x wa» equal 4 per 1,000 is London, Newcastle,aod in Tke epidemic increawil fatality in Nerrcaetle and Sunderland, but bad slightly declined in the other town*. The fatal of in which in the two previous weeks ...

... SMALL-POX Mr. Wentzell, representative at tho Metropolitan Asylum Board, being called upon for hi report, *aid June 27th there were 2-50 cases of sroall-pox in tho vsriou hospitals uodor tbi- Metropolitan Asylums Board, and thut day there were 218 ...

... SMALLPOX THE THAMES. Tlie Corporation London, Sanitary Authority of the Port of London, lias just issued special notice (JuiMliall, signed by the town clerk. The notice calls attention to the fact that smallpox is at the present time prevalent in the ...

... ?? SMALLPOX EPIDii. I . - lfo is -nrona-I ,Ii crlmels by which ?? asyu pa..- 1j d roulld us appear to be many. The ?? ltero smallpox epidemic is serving loliF~ c kthe unsuspected dangers we are t 1 pli1Y running from smallpox and I *r 'l feS The sanitary ...