... SMALLPOX. Mr. DODSON, in reply to Mr. Torneys, sail that he had dicected an inquiry to be made with recard to the allegation that the aggregation of smallpox patients in metropolitan buspitals bad been attenied with an outbreak of smallpox in the neighbouring ...

... SMALLPOX. Mr. J. Broome, Vaccination Inspector, reported that there Liad ‘been five now cases of smail-pox in the redical district of the parish durivg the week, 88 9gninst reven in the previous week. Thg.lu\d been two Ceuths this week, as sgainet one ...

... Small-pox. A report was brought up from the Out-relief Committee, detailing the steps they had taken in connection with the arrangements necessary in consequence of the epidemic of small-pox. It was reported to them that an outbreak of a serious character ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC AT SHEFFIELD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DATLY CHRONICLE. Sig,—The gradual augmentation of the smalipox epidemic at Sheffield, coupled with its extension in | various parts of the country, bas given rise to well- ' founded alarm as to ...

... Small-Pox Mr. Embry said that tho officer reported to them that during week ending Nov. 19. of deaths which took placo from small-pox. only two that number were reported haring been vaccinated. wished to correct that statement. Tho Chairman said that ...

... 500 admissions of vaccinated patients in the metropolitan Smallpox Hospitals, or with the last report of Dr. Gwinn (medical officer of health for Hampstead), July 14, who says that of 13 smallpox cases in that parish 11 had_received the protection of v ...

... SMALLPOX IN LONDON. The ordinary fortuightly meeting of the msnagers of the lley-?filhnm\lum- Hoar! took ,-1,c.1:u Batorday af the offices of tho Metropolitan Boarl of Works, Spring-ghrdens ; Lr. Brower, the Chairman, Wreiding. E g s LAY The v;mmn!in ...

... SMALLPOX IN LONDON, An ordinary meeting of the of the e i:wol(hu Asylums District was mon &W\‘IDA'I ternoon, at Spring: Charing-cross g Brewer, oiidr-l, p-fl::“ B::';'M were u:‘d th':'“. the 17:1 OM-Q:: approving of the mana eroct two ir-rtvy vo-rm at ...

... 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 ...

... and Dr, Parramere’s assistant came and told him | that he thought that be was -ufion‘aa‘hom smallpox, | ¢ but the doctor when Le came said that it was not || smallpox. He kept in bed till Mouday at dinner- | time, only feeling » pain in bis chest, On Mouday ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC, Baron HENRY DE WORMS asked the President of the Local Government Hoard whether, seeing that the swallpox epide:nic was very much oo the increase in Greenwich and other parts of the metropolis, and that the hospitals of the Asylum ...

... THE INCREASE OF SMALLPOX. Dr. OAMERON asked the President of the Local Government Board whether his attention had been called to the alarming increase of smallpox in London ; whether revaccination of persons exposed to infection was regarded by his medical ...