... discovered ! among emnigrants during the fortnight. Ilearn from the medical officer of health of Sinning Park that the case of smallpox recently reported by him was apparently derived from con- tact with foreign emigrants at Mavisbank Quay. The LoanD PRovosx ...

... no doubt represen- .tations might be made. THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC IN LONDON. IDr CAMERON called attention to the small. pox epidemic in London, and moved That in view of the alarming increase of smallpox in .London, this House cails upon 1icr ?dsjeit ...

... ert f th Fevr Hopita tending the administration of the Smallpox Hospital aunficiently and iefely. It was impos- sible to detail the re-arrangements already adopted, or which must be adopted as smallpox extended. It ?? be necessary to give carte blanche to ...

... there cholera,,if it came, the wvould do likewise. Smallpox, unlike typhoid fever. thi paseed' from ,the body in as infective a state -as it ho would ever be, in. A patient Suffering from, the smallpox had a zone of infection around him, he and any person ...

... telegraphs from Yemethenw that he is about to attack a large gatbering of insurgents to the westward of the district. THi ,SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC ON BoAIuD SHIP. Sydney. January 13. Of the 71 cases of sanal-pox recently reported here 10 lave proved fatal. THE ...

... vaccination is not a protection against smallpox. From the date oi its introduction there 4tas always been an outcrv against it. Some of Jenner's own cases book the ;mallpox, and the thousands of cases of smallpox that have o- ourred since its introduction ...

... the Board R-oom, Diamond Street, Aberden', an a, yesterday. Rev. John Calder presided. With M r regard to the prevention of smallpox the cleric M i sta-ted that circulars had been printed offering tic 1gratuitous vaccination and revaccination to be Ithose ...

... this SL0- on the part of Senor Martes and his followers is the subjecet of general comment. - SMALL-POX AT THE CAPE. Cape Town, October 25 (via Plymouth). Small-pox continues to diminish, -the freeh ases renported duriig the past week averaging only about ...

... 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 ...

... instead of a decrease; from smallpox should havs been expected, just as in the case of measles and whooping cough, as quoted by Mr White. The case then in regard to Glasgow at that time stands ?? mortality from smallpox, under favourable circumstances ...

... of not more than two diseases. I suppose I am correct in saying m: that these wards were intended for cholera and for fo small-pox patients, which the Infirmary refused to th receive, though I understand they have also been la used for scarlatina patients ...

... OITIE-Tere has t not been a single case of smallpox for a year past ha- in Philadelphia. It is stated that if the health to officer of thle city receives in his morning mail news rof a suspected ease of smallpox, he at, once sends word to the vaccine physician ...