... Corpora- tion, at a meeting an the 3rd instant, opened and accepted a tender for the immediate coubtluctio). of a temporary small-pox hospital. The Globe of Feb. brd states that Mr. Glad- stone had signed the warrant conferring the stewardship of the Chiltern ...

... to Cape Town. This decrease is accounted for by the restriction to which this port has been subjected on acoouut of the small-pox epidemic. ...

... is announced that Chief Secocoeni will be released after the convention has been signed. In consequence of the spread of small-pox in the neighbourhood of Wakefield, the Sandal Local Board have decided to erect a hospital for the treatment of cases arising ...

... made in future. The matter then dropped. SMALL-POX HOSPITAL FOR BLAENAVON. Mr. 1). Lewis stated that an application would shortly be made by the Local Board at Blaenavon to the Guardians, to provide a small-pox hospital for the town. JG54 12s 9d had been ...

... eighth payment of jC200, VACCINATION. The Clerk reported that he had issued 500 bills, calling attention to the prevalence of small-pox. in Newport, and advising re-vaccination. About 1;506 similar bills were required for circulation illl the country parishes ...

... powers of obser- vation and inference on a momentous question of hygiene. In it he proposed to demonstrate that just as small-pox throws out poison through the pustules of the skin, so typhoid fever throws oat its poison through the characteristic ulcerations ...

... him, and asked if he would veto for their pet idea, he said, if you will only vote for me to-moorow you. may all get the smallpox the next day if yon like. As a specimen of. the intelligence of i the Radical following, here are one or two anecdotes. ...

... Early on Saturday a butcher named Whitehe: d. suffering from continent small-pox, ocaptd front the Oldham hospital in a tic o: delirium, and wan- dered for two hours in the streets. He has since died. It is stated that Mr. Francis ise, of Cork, has died ...

... The Chairman introduced the question of what was to be done with sick paupers suffering from infectious diseases, such as smallpox. They (the sick) must have some suitable place to go to, and it might be necessary to baild a hospital for infectious cases ...

... from many Liberals, as well as encouraging expressions from influential members of tbe House of Lords. A serious outbreak of smallpox has occurred at Hull* An Italian ice cream seller, his wife, and famiiy« vere Stacked with the disease. The man followed ...

... Senate, and the regulation shall take effect on MichaelmaE term in the present year. In consequence of a case or two of small-pox having occurred in the neighbourhood of Sitting- bourne, re-vaccination has been freely resorted to by many of the inhabitants ...

... acknowledging the receipt of Dr. Jennings' report on the case of a young woman named McAlley, who died in the Corporation small-pox hoapital some weeks since, after (as her father alleged iiva complaint addressed to the Home Secretary) improper treatment ...