... bill of sale, re- moved, and caused to be sold by auction a pillow and blanket from a room in which lay a man suaferine fr i smallpox. Thee meeting of the Balloon Society of Great Britain was held at the society's rooms on Thursday evening, It was announced ...

... G arden, New York. ?? ye. The steamer Gellert is at qearantine, with 1,221 more, who are being vaccinated, one case of small-pox havieg occurred on board. The total arrivals of ?? York in May have been 37,844, The members of the Royal Academy will (the ...

... its reporter, which Are in favour of its restoration. It is proposed to transfer the Luxembourg Gallery to the new palace. Smallpox is spreading to an alarming extent in Dublin. Eiglity-eiclt tnew cases were admittedt to hospitals last week, twelvo in excess ...

... tbme crew were well, and received aim ,alfirneative answer. It afterwards transpired twvo of the- crew were suffering from smallpox. Defendant wee fined £20. and costs, or two months' imprisonment, ...

... a number of children growing up in the country ia, this unprotected state were likely to lead soene day to an outburst of smallpox. The principle seemed to him imsst dlangerous, . and he greatly feared that if it were sace Iallowed to become law it would ...

... All I caci say is thmit I will ceeap fry inind open to convictiori. If it cams be shown that vaccira- tion ?? not diminishr smallpox, the coarpulsion cannot be justiied. As to other discases being convoyed by tise vaccine, it is very probablc that such is ...

... Bangor, has resigned os his living, which is an the gift of the Bishop, and worth ly about AdoP. a year. ts An epidemic of smallpox isnow raving in Dublin. Cork is- Street Hospital is full, and there are 46 cases in the in hospital of the South Union. Nline ...

... of fortune. The steamer Hermann, from Bremen, with 1,300 pas- ug sengers, has arrived at Baltimore, with thirty cases of a smallpox on board. Mqiss ,ecikwitlh completed, on Saturday evening, her feat si-of keeping afloat for thirty hours in a tank at the ...

... Queen expe(cts shortly to present liar husband with a second pledge of affection (the liret-J born succumbed to anl attack of smallpox about three s nnthstlis ag), and hats been snaleing bersoll exceedingly ella- ag1'reeable. She has a very intalet-ant and ...

... ontemplated relaxation of the penal sections of the Vao- cination Act, which lie believed would lead to a terrible extenision of smallpox. Dir. Davies and the Clerk were instructed to draw rip a petition against such a bill as that proised by tir. Dodson, President ...

... financial arent or the Liberal party, and Mr. larclay. legal agent to Mr. Chadwick, were examined. The Court adjourned. The smallpox returns in the metroeolis for the past fortnight are rather alarming. The inumber of eases during the time ?? has been 11t ...

... Newcastle-on-Tyne, Plymouth, and Hall, 27; MlanchesterI and Liverpool, 28 Dublin, 38. Durinq sixteen years before 18D3 London smallpox deaths averaged 512 per million ; in twenty-six years since the Compulsory Vacci- nation Act they average 348. Ten HooH RrUmn) ...