... HOW SMALLPOX IS SPREAD. The following distressing story, recorded in a recent report of Dr M'Combie, the medical superintendent of the Deptford Smallpox Hospital, possesses element of interests of widely different kinds. It appears from Dr M'Combie's ...

... ANIMAL VACCINATION. -_ A DIscussIoN on the efficacy of vaccination as a preventative of smallpox will present itself to the vast majority of the people of Scotland as says something wholly superfluous and unnecessary. been Among all lovers *of their species ...

... THE AFGHAN WARI THI CASUALTIES AT CABUL (OFFICIAL TELEGRAMS.) From VicEROY, 9th January. Five officers have had small-pox at Cabal. One is well; others nearly so. From VICEROY, 9th January. t Folloovig casualties during recent fighting at Cabal not ...

... read eff, a letter from the Board of Supervision in Edi- Iro- burgh, stating that, having erammied the plans of ied the new small-pox hospital at bothwell, everything *n- had been found satisfactory. Tbherate of fea was, Lute the Chairman said, £16 per acre ...

... he mliust therefore suggest that an early return io V oer Burmal is desirable. It is rumoured .t ,ing Theebaw has got the small-pox. PETITIO-N AGAINST MR CAVENDISEH DENTIN CK. It is intended by the Whitebaven Liberals to ,.*ition a,-ainst the return of ...

... It is reported that Theebau has died of smallpox, and has been succeeded by the Maloon Prince, a young man who hitherto has been kept in confine- ment. The rumour is still unconfirmed, but the report that smallpox is raging in Mandalay, and has pene- trated ...

... RUMOURED DEATH OF KING THEEBAU RANGOON, WVednesday. Several Chinese firms bave received hews that King Theebau has died of small-pox. The Mandalay agents advise them to keep back their goods ; theve are fears of civil war. DISORDER AND CRIME IN BURMAII. ...

... and lithesome; for although one of them bad by some means lost an arm, and his mate had his face sorely indented by the small-pox, yet on the whole they appeared to be courting introduction to certain circles of society, anvd so they were. As accomplices ...

... employed in horticulture. b ! One of the limbs was exhibited rto the Herald repre. sentative, and looked as though pitted with smallpox. g ; The grafts grow'fastest; in the springs months. One p of them is put on a'muscle, where' it sinks in and de- t: posits ...

... 19. .,1 Edinburgh ?? -ewete-23 sunderland, 21 I Glasgow - ' l9ortingbm.. 23 Wov.erhsnptoa 19 Iil - w ,16 No ..ie i- 24 Small-pox caused 10 deaths in.London, but none in any of the 19 large provincial towns, LA UNVCHE& ORT-GrLAsGow.-Messr. Blackwood & ...

... most familiar zymotic diseases was at the rate of zV8 per thousand, being 0 7 less than that for last week-. The death from small-pox in Greenock occurred in an unvaccinated merchant seaman. aged 40, who had been lodg ing in Antwerp till the l0th November ...

... An increase occurred in the number of deaths trom measles in Glasgow. A female, 18 years of age, who died in Glasgow from small-pox, was stated to have been vaccinated, but no mark visible. Acute diseases of the chest caused 58 deaths, or 82 ?? than the ...