... the fourth generation. He was hale and goe hearty nearly to the last. c I Dec. 28, after a short illness from virulent small-pox, I ent aged 25 years, Lieut. Brooks M'Carty, of the 4:h Regi- t esn ment, stationed in Anglesey Barracks, Portsca. f Dec ...

... of the Rev. WM. BRIAWSTER, incumbent of St. Matthew's Church, Totteth-park. Salim day. after a short illness, of virulent small-pox, area 25, Lieut. 13k0o KS WOARTY, of the 4th Regiment, stationed in Anglesey Barracks, Portsea. Same day, at Ormskirk, aged ...

... hooping cough, 317 from scarlet fever, 113 from the usual loyal toasts had been honoured, the Chairman gave croup, 68 from small-pox, 42 from syphilis. The deaths from P s n ITPerity and perpetuity to th e A po ll o Glee Club. Mr. cholera show an ext ...

... cholera, 1,271 from diarrhoea and dysentery, 567 typhus, 419 measles, 376 hooping-cough, 317 scarlet-fever, 113 croup, 68 small-pox, and 42 syphilis. The deaths from cholera showed a disproportion of females, for, while in the deaths from all causes, exclusive ...

... they must be free from any bodily or mental defect likely impair their usefulness as settlers ; they should have had tbe small-pox, or have been vaccinated their characters for industry and morality should be satisfactory, and it is desirable that they ...

... | I GLEANINGS. I Affectation is a greater enemy to the face than the smallpox.-St. Evremond. . Reap up for yourselves no treasures save those which;, should shipwreck come, will float with the owner. Arisiides. No woman can be handsome by.the force of ...

... had the smallpox, aud some of them were still labouring under that disease. Mr. Nice, the veterinary surgeon, was called, and after examining them, said they were totally unfit for food, and were still sufferiug under the disease of smallpox. Alderman ...

... gion wit done so; and in one or two families the exception was | have fr Immediately after this time an epidemic collaps. small-pox appeared, in which the to the Gm | patient was ¥ areat: which | “Tae disease 1 tho und of Duly = if any, died. was lef Owing ...

... they must be free from “‘an bodily or mental defect likely to impair their usefulness as settlers; they should have had the smallpox, or hays been vaccinated ; their industry and mo- rality should be satisfactory, and it is desirable that should read and ...

... contemplate a measure to throw open the electric telegraph to the public. Affection is a greater enemy to the face than the smallpox St. Evremond. Libraries for the use of prisoners are about to be esta- blished in the French prisons. At the usual weekly ...

... nearlya q reS ,,in after the discovery of vacciudtion, 1110 t ei gi o 'If lating with slmallpox instead of ?? b f ned the Smallpox -lospital of LotidOn Lutig lid be vaccinatioti was everywhere ?? aiicllt^ last the civilised world. Whilst 50ttie of te iCtrJ ...

... 500, as a New Years gift. Affectation (stupidly printed last week affection.'' ) is a greater enemy to the face than the small-pox.— St. Evre- mond. Letters from Vienna state that several sentinels have been frozen to death at their posts. The snow on ...