... THE SMALL.-POX. The Times observes that the epidemic threatensfus jwith continual increase until we are in advance of its gequirements, and are thus enabled to check it at every point of its outbreak. Fortunately, if no fresh ssites for temporary hospitals ...

... SMALLPOX IN LONDON. When the Metropolitan Asylums’ Board assembled on Saturday attention was called to the great increase of smallpox in the eastern districts of London. It was stated that in the parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, there were over one ...

... duty to call the attention of tho guardians to the spread of small-pox in this district in consequence of the deiectivo manner in which tho sanitary law is carried out. Three cases of small-pox have occurred cellar at 18, Princos-street, which is illegally ...

... cc firmary, for the Smallpox Hospital was often found to in have no beds vacant; but the infirmary was a most im-ac . proper place for smallpox; and, besides, the infirmary at EL the present time was filled with other cases. Smallpox ki requred a very large ...

... SMALLPOX PATIENTS. Dr. Hugh H. Massey called the attention of the Board to the fact that lately a large number of smallpox patients had been taken to the Board’s hospitals. Some 20 of the cases were not proper ones for the Board to receive, and he thought ...

... SMALL-POX Dr. Vinen, medical officer oi health, reported that since the la ...

... harmony b pl l~'''ltovidence which we possess of the teti. iralmt til mationi fom smallpox conferred 4,ape CeLitclayedn ?? soldiers, sailors, post. l iho~icti; c y in smallpox hospitals, and *tinr55 t~tgsr alindeed, if we had nothing but befole us, they mustbe ...

... break of smallpox whicihas just occurred in London. In the middle of last month there was not a single case of smallpox in thewhole of London. To- wards the end of the month, however, a few cases were notified in the neighbour- hood of Bloomsbury and ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC, * Letters were read by the Clerk from Dr. Simp- { eon, Dr. Blomfield, Dr. Pinder, and Dr. Hague, to the effect that they hoped that in face of the extra pressure of work consequent on the recent smallpox epidemic commensurate gratuities ...

... SMALL-POX. The CLERK said ha had received a communication from a vaccination officer that two cases of small-pox had occurred in the district. A GENTLEMAN AND A SCENE. Mr, STONELAKE asked for information on 8 certaln ttep Lozt Rad haon disposed of by ...

... SMALL-POX letter was read from the Metropolitan Asylums Board asking that small-pox patients should for the presept sent to the Fnlbam Hospital, as that at Stockwell was full. Several guardians expressed their surprise at this, and the assistant clerk ...

... SMALL-POX An inquest was held on Tut slay, before Dr. deputy-coroner, the Castle, Holloway-road, tin bodies of Mary Brown, aged years, and Benjamin Rav«j. hill, aged eleven years, who died from small-pox, and had not been previously vaccinated. the ...