... THE SMALLPOX IN SHEEP (From the Gazette of Friday night.) At a Council held at Whitehall, Sept. 18, it was ordered (after reciting the provisions of an act on the subject) that '-it shall not be lawful for any person to remove any sheep or lambs infected ...

... PITTING IN SMALLPOX. TO THE EDITOR OK THE MORNING POIST. Si?.,— ln the Times of the 29th April, the editor inserted an extract from the Scotsman, the subject of which was the prevention of pitting in small-pox. The editor of that paper refers with just ...

... — — —• • SMALLPOX AT HULL. . 4_ A statement was made yesterday afternoon by Alderman Fraser, at a meeting of the Hull Corporation Sanitary Committee, in regard to the cases of smallpox in Hull. He saiel they had no reason to suppose there were any ' cases ...

... SMALL-POX. TO the editor of the mossing post, Sir,— lt behoves persons at all times to avoid the risk of infectious diseases, but especially at this time when small-pox prevails. I allude particularly to servants living in their situations, in mews, or ...

... SMALLPOX IN LOADON. The Lords of the Privy Council having had their atten- tion drawn to the present very extensive prevalence of smallpox in London, have, through tlieir medical officer, addressed a circular letter of advice on the subject to the boards ...

... THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. Yesterday six fresh oases of small-pox were admitted to the hospitals of the Metropolitan Asylums Board. At midnight on Tuesday, according to the returns prepared in the afternoon, 219 patients were under treatment at the hospital ...

... district where small-pox is known to exist. 2. A small-pox officer should be appointed for every town or district, whose duty it should be to isolate every case of small-pox, and superin- tend the disiu fee ting of the house where small-pox occurs. 3. Wherever ...

... DANGER OF SMALL-POX TO THE SDITOB OF THS MOBNING POST- Sib, — I would suggest a remedy for the Anti- Vaccination craze. It should be made actionable against persons who neglect to have their children vaccinated to propagate the infection of small-pox to the ...

... THE SPREAD OF SMALL-POX. ♦ TO TIIE EDITOR OE THE MORNING POST. Sir,— The dates fixed for assembling of old hands for Militia trainings being now at hand, is it too much to ask what precautious, if any, have been takeu to prevent the possibility of ...

... HOSPITALS FOR SMALL-POX. TO THK EDITOR OK THK MORNING POST. Sib, — As chairman of the original committee of the residents at Hampstead (of which Mr. W. D. Jeremy was the able honorary secretary) wbich initiated tbe move- ment which has just culminated ...

... extent protect against an attack of small-pox. Thus, to take one of many illustrations that might be adduced. For more than 30 years all the nurses and ser- vants at the Small-pox Hospital who had not previously had small-pox have been re-vaccinated before ...

... THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. » Small-pox has broken out at High Wycombe, four cases being reported. It is alleged to have originated among the employees at a local paper mill, through rags supposed to have been received from Gloucester. After neglecting to ...