... the roads. The Chinese retreated to their own frontier. General Negrier then occupied Bacninh. INDIA. A severe epidemic of smallpox is raging in Madras, the death-rate in the city being higher than has ever been reached since the famine. SPAIN. At Madrid ...

... discussion it was b agreed to collect it in two moieties of 11d. each. dg THE OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX. de The Inspector reported that with reference to the case W] of small-pox at the Bakers' Arms, everything necessary St to disinfect the place and so forth bad ...

... sanitary condition I have no hope of presenting a clean bill of health so far as this disease is concernes. From typhus, small-pox, and the other zymotic diseases I have no deaths to record, nor have I even any knowledge of their existence in the district ...

... t1-keep' in the wmiddle of the . streeti. Wben ah anti-vaecinatilonistremoves his amnily to a distance thd momnent a caseeof small-pox appears in. :his neighbourhood, we 'inust' 'be .pardoned foi thbinking' that bis jreaching and practice ara, toasay the least ...

... of glasses. She had not faith in doctors, having once told a correspondent not long since that at the age of 16 she bad small-pox, and then remembered to have had a bottle Of medicine, but afterwards she married and brought up a family of 11 children ...

... Suffolk as few newspapers are able to place at the disposal of their readers. D 1729. Week ending September 27.-This week the small-pox epidemic appears to have increased, 15 out of the 23 deaths which occurred being ascribed to that disease.- A strange story ...

... rheumatism greatly iecreased itn severity and soy system became very weak, nod I suffered fromt cough and ledigos- tiou. Thou smallpox fell upon me, and though I survived while it proved fatal to many hundreds, it left me very weak indeed, and my general illness ...

... FOREIGX INTELLIGENCE TE FIXBLB RPt f IN ITA-L - : _ENGLISf MORMONS FO UTAH. FATALANTIE-SH RIOTS IN -RUSSIA. - -DEN R N AND THE SMALL-POX. SERIOUS'ACOIDANT IN NEW YORK.. OUTBREAK -OF CHOLERA AT TOULON. Signor Bonzani's powder magazine at Pontremoli was accidentally ...

... wandering from village tovillage spout- t ing stale political platitudea abroad. INCREASE OF SMALL-POX IN LONDON.-A continued b increase is reported in the number of small-pox patients ander treatment in the hospital establishments of the c Metropolitan Asylums ...

... THE CHOLERA. INCREASING MORTALITY. THE PANIC IN PARIS. - - A2 INTERVIEW WITH DR. KOCH. PAtECAUTIONS AGAINST SMALL-POX AND CHOLERA IN LONDON. - ha A correspondent telegraphed from Marseilles on Sun- a day as follows:- P( The disinfection of passengers ...

... a special mission to the Chief of Axwhin, has been sur- rounded by the Assinees, and all communication with him stopped. Small-pox is stated to be raging in Coomassie. FOUR MEN ]KILLED AT A FIRE. The Clepington Waste Works at Dundee, a building four stories ...

... Rev. 0. G. Youiigs Capt. Lockwood, the Inspector from the Local Governmetit Board, was also present. In cousequence of the small-pox being in the House, it was considered whether it would be julicious to hold the meetings in the Board-room, or whether a ...