... that country to be in a disturbed state, owing to the deaths of the King and his Well-known predecessor, Coffee Calcalli. Small-pox has been raging in and around Coomassie, and among the viotims was the King, Quacow Duah. He died very and- deuly. He was ...

... Twenty-six births were registered during the same period, being at the rate of about 28-4 per 1,000 per annum. A case of small-pox occurred in the district, but he had not been able to trace its origin. Four cases of scarlet fever occurred during the month ...

... daily journal. THE SMALL-POX Erinnric IN LONDON.-At a meeting of the managers of the Metropolitan Asylums District, on Saturday, the whole of the sitting was occupied with discussing how to meet the alarming increase of the small-pox epidemic. The oaicial ...

... DISASTROUS CONFLAGRATIONS. SMALL-POX. HOSPITAL ON FIRE. On Saturday morning, about two o'clock, a fire oc. curred at the North Western Hospital of the Metro- politan Asylum Board, situate between Haverstock Hill and Fleet road, Hampstead. The Hospital ...

... REIGN OF TERROR The Calcutta correspondent of the ttaphed on Sunday :-It » ^tTheSw died of small-pox, and has been »uooeea,d {he Maloon Prince, a young miwjto,bith#rtj has been kept in confinement. J-ne rutaout iB still unconfirmed, but the fact that ...

... sounded a rattle, and after crying the sale, exclaimed:— All goods to be sold are guaranteed to be unvaccinated, and free from smallpox. None need fear contamination. God save the people. This caused great amusement, and many flocked to the sale. The arrange- ...

... accom- modation for the poor of their own district. Had the man who was recently removed to the Union while suffering from smallpox not been a pauper, the Guardians would not have had anything to do with him, as the matter would then have been one for the ...

... parish, ou Saturday morning, when they came upon the body of a man. They gave information to the authorities of the temporary small-pox hospital at Finchley, and a medical man was soon on the spot. His services, however, were of no avail, because the person ...

... the Board was held on Saturday last, Mr. J. Taylor presiding. The Master reported that a man named Goodkind had died from small-pox during the week. It appeared that the poor fellow was admitted as a tramp on Friday, the 21st ult., when he complained of ...

... stopped here six months ago, to proceed on its journey to Calcutta. The recent rumotf o ^ea! °f King Theebau is unfounded* Smallpox is raging, however, at Mandal*?' The heir apparent has been seized with &e malady, and has succumbed to it. The publi° mind ...

... oewton aCaldicot for the ensuing three years. The Sanitary Inspector called the attention of the Board to the fact that small-pox had broken out in several parts of the town of Chepstow:, and he asked for in- structions as. to how to proceed in case the ...

... useful but somewhat stringent regulation — There shall not be a public or church funeral or any person who has died of small-pox, diph- theria, scarlet fever, yellow fever, typhus fever, or Asiatic cholera, but the funeral of such person shall be private ...