... declaring vaccina- tion obligatory within a year of birth at all times and, during an epidemic, within six months. Every case of smallpox is to be at once reported, under penalties ; and all persons of both sexes are to undergo a second vaccination before the ...

... they wil bo almost the first places I to be attacshed. i WEST COAST OF AFRICA. BATHUrEST, FEBRUARY 8 (vii Liverpool). The smallpox epidemic hero is still raging, and deaths are at the rate of about 10 daily. So far only the native population nra affected ...

... Bristol and whtooprig-cough in Leeds i dealate from fever, principally csterie, was hrgiest ,S a8tldtlald astd Liverpool. Smallpox Oaessl 56 more ete Is ?? nod its suburhams districts, and one in toathesrl, but not one ha cighteesl edher large provincial ...

... afforded for grsstuitons vaccination ; naid the Medical Societyof Jersey, beingapproleensive of I dire results in the event of a smallpox epidcemic I breaking out, recently addressed a muemorial to the- Assembly on the subject. It will hardly, perhaps, be credited ...

... British. THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. SAN FBRANCISCO, MIAIRCH 3. ITenllijgeurerceCived heae from the San-dwich Islands states that small-pox is raging there, Manly houses in Honoluli ?? been placed in quarantine, and communi- cation between the islands is stopped ...

... anew the remarkable testimon of ate house surgeon of the Lon- don Smallpox Hospital, to the eflbet that dur- me the fortY years over avhich his experience etendcd rio case of smallpox had occurred amiong tle officers or, nurses of the institution, who ...

... patient. Your obedient seevant Marsh 4, 1881. ALEX. FORREST, Secretary. PRECAUTION AGAINST SMALLPOX, To the EDITOR of the DArLYl Pose. Sir,-It is well known that smallpox has been very pre- valent-in London for a long time, and that happily it has been almost ...

... proceedings as might be Ia deemed necessary to vindicate the rights at law of those ;residing in the neighbourhood of the Fulham Smallpox a Hoi10pital. The Queen and Princess Beatrice inspected in the Braye_ Chapel, Windsor, oem Monday, the site of the memorialt ...

... M31r, B. N. FowvLEs also postponed his resolutiots for a select committee on Vise financial end general state of India, Pr SMALLPOX HOSPITALS IN LONDON. Mr. TALBnT gave notice that ots Thtirsday hee would ask we ,what steps. Vto Government itntemnded to ...

... the erection of special hospitals for the treatment of small-pox eases, but omits to arm the local authorities with the necessary powers to exercise the right thus 3conferred upon them. Small-pox hospitals are not i.pleasant nei~ghbours for suburban residents ...

... of both sexes and of all ages. It is high time seretnning was done. Seven deaths have taken place among tho boaters from smallpox between London and Birmingham duriiig the last three weeks, and I do most sincerely hopo from thie centre of my heart to ...

... of 44-65 amrul a death-rate of 21 in the corre- ssponrling period of lest year. Since tre last meetirsg two ssild'cases of smallpox had been reported from Sehly Park, but they were now convalescent, and no further spread of the diseiso had takers place ...