... Asylums Board have Provide4'~.ivo infectious hes- pitals in the metropolitan district, at each of which a Ijimitkd number of smallpox cases can be treated, and that the Board have established hospital ships about 18 miles down, the. Thames capable of' ac ...

... tle .Ahsirslt offeriug to provide another sitp viser a tonunage of 3,000 in addition to tse AtLas ior the accounodution of small-pox patients. A Letter was ailS read from the Poet Sueitarv Autho- rity o; Loesion, pointing out, with regard to the pro- paol ...

... 'THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIO. : t the meating of the Poplar Board of Works yesterday, the Clerk reported that the difficulty with regard to the treatment of cases from miny of tle City unions bad bean met by the opening of the Hospital at Plaistow, the City ...

... I OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN PARIS, (npu Quom OpIs3Ro2PN3T.) PARIS, TUMAY MsaT. The crisi3 wtich brought M. itonvier into office wAS mared by the burning of t3 Op6ra Comique. The present crisis coincides with the outbreak of smallpox at Pantin, near the ...

... SMALL-POX INE IAPSTEAD. TO 5T ?? OF Tag DAILY 1-MTwS. StR,-At a reent meeting of the Metro- c politan Asylums Board reference was made to the ease of a young woman who had bcen removed from the cae-tater's residence attached to a ?? School in Hampstead ...

... ITHE SMALL-POX IN CANADA. ANTI-VACCINATION RIOTS IN MONTREAL (BY COMMERCIAL COMPANY'S CABLE.) (pROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) MONTREA1, TSswaY. There were two riots here yesterday, owing to a first attempt un the part of the health officers to enforce the ...

... y 8, was that ?? soldier in the French army-no less than in the Germn-ihad lbeen re-vaccinated, the contrast between the small-pox omrtality of the twd armies (23,468 as against 263) could have nethin to do with re-vaccination, -bt was due tootha rela ...

... PEOUL1A1? PEOPLE ANt) T? SMALL.POX. -4-- -4Z- - Yesterday all inquest wasa held at Pininstead, by Mr. Arundel Carttar, Coroner for Kent, on The body of Abraham Morby, aged eigh~t years, whose parents are members of the religrious sect known as God'~euLsr ...

... daily-and, consequently, in c to:al numlbera rewainlug under treatment- has . bea ?? mud marked, and yeterday there were but 634 small-pox patiento in all the bose- is, in the camp, and on boad the hlospal ahips e Tbames. 'Ie epidemic has thus lsted frt up to ...

... He emphaticay denied the stitement i ' which he presumed had emsnatedfrom the Metropolitan I A sylum e Boar4, that the, small-pox epidemic in t London is at - au esd. Only on Snday tbree children . from one family in that neighbourhood were taken r g ...

... I TH SMALL-POX 4 .^M9AT by. ' PAflTf J8LSR the St. PatiorsVe1,hii tet~ ttelt PanoW~ Vestr~y Hl,.~id ~ hzh wardou T. ILElo rsg h Xj t~i rectut,ierlous ?? 35 aE what to deaignate 'the nvdasi ?? Was agai ?? ?? fro a atiutin vhllre atoie l hel rsbht the ampas ...

... Board in reply to communications which the C mauagers had made with respect to the necessity C for further accommodation for small-pox patients C accommodation which the managers could not k provide, legally, without the sanction of the Local I 'iovernment ...