... THE SMALLPOX. It certainly seems as if we English did all that depraved insenuity could devise to solicit the advent of pestilence and disease among us. Small-pox is a malady which we positively encourage, and take every precautionary measure that we ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 Dr. held an inquest yesterday, at the u Castle, Holloway, touching the death 'Mary Ann Warner, aged seven months, who died from small-pox, not having been previously vaccinated. The mother deceased lived with a man named Collins his wife, not ...

... EDITOR OK THK BTANDARD. Sib,— l have just received the astonishing information that it is proposed to erect a temporary small-pox hospital on tbe site of the ground bet wen the Thames Embankment and Cannon-row, immediately adjoining the hack of Kicb- ...

... 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 ...

... Latin. The professor began by stating that the present is the most virulent epidemio of small-pox known in modern times. Last week in London the death-rate from smallpox was the highest of the present outbreak, being 205. these the unvaccinated were forty-two ...

... SMALL-POX. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir.— H, the census papers shortly to be issued are not yet in print, it might be well to insert a space and inquiry to the following ettectr— Have you been vaccinated. Without putting the oountry to expense ...

... SMALLPOX IN LONDON. A memorial, signed by Sir May, Clerk the Home of Commons; Captain Ooaeett, Deputy Head Matter of Westminster School, and ether inhabitants the district, was presented few days ago the Westminster Board of Works, in whiah the memorialists ...

... SMALL-POX. Dr, Lsnkester, writing on this subject, says are losing lives a week, and damaging at least 4,000 more, a detestable and, according competent medical authority, a most preventible disease, and yet no one interferes. Our present means of preventing ...

... SMALL-POX. Small-pox has spread so rapidly in tho pariah of Westminster that application was yesterday made to the Metropolitan Board of Works local authorities for permission to erect a temporary iron building as a hospital on vacant laud lying between ...