... George Miller, and Peter Glen;* 92nd Highlanders, Private White, 3. S. Woo, and W~illiasn Davis. Five offricers have had small-pox at Cabul; one is vveIJ5 others nearly so. THE Hereford City Council have rejected the propoSi. tion of the library committee ...

... REPORTED DEATH OF IG ?? . Rangoon, Wednesday. Several Chinese firms here have received news that King Theeban has died of small-pox. The Mandalay agents advise them to keep back their goods. There are fears of a civilwar. RUSSIA. St. Petersburg, April 17 ...

... annually in every. 1,000 persons living. The annual- death-rate w.s 22 per t,uOO in Edinburgh, 22 in Glasgow, andl31 in Dablin; smallpox caused four more deaths in Dublin. The annual rates of mortality per JtOeO in the twenty- English towns, ranged in order ...

... annually in every 1,0)0 persbns-living. The annual death-rate was'20 per 1,000 in Edinburgh, 28 in (lasow, and 35 in Dublin; smallpox caucel S more deaths in Dublin. Theaunneal rates of mortality per 1,0o0 last week in the twenty English towns, ranged in ...

... the average numbers in the corresponding week of the last ten years. The 1,294 deaths registered in London included 10 fron smallpox, 32 from measles, 65 from scarlet fever, 8 from diphtheria, 48 from whooping-cough, 13 from different forms of fever, and ...

... by 101, whereas the deaths were 109 belo th avras num bers in the correspondingwekfth last telt years. eh ,7 etsil'dd1 rm small-pox, 25 fro nicn asles, 57 from scarlet fever, 10 fromn diphtheria, 37 fromn wlioopiszg-cengb, 14 fromn different form s of fever ...

... payment- of a penalty of 20s., and that inasmuch as the protection of the whole pppuoation against such a disastrous disease as smallpox was of the highest importance, the deputation, composed of delegates from different parishes, urged upon Mr. Dodson the ...

... fine of twenty shillings, it has all the appearance of enabling individuals to obtain a license for the dissemination of small-pox at a very cheap rate. Two more small craters have opened on the Ottajano side of Mount Vesuvius, and are in a state of active ...

... country. Formerly the great bulk of the smallpox deaths were among children, but since the law had provided a ma.- chinery for looking up each child from its birth till it' was vaccinated the proportion of smallpox deaths at dif.' ferent ages had completely ...

... 28, and the highest rate 34 in Brighton. 'n London2 44Sbir b and 1,748 deaths were registered. The deaths included 4 ?? small-pox, 89 from meazles, 77 from scarlet fever, 6 froe dlbi theria, 28 from whooping cougb, 18 from different fseel S fever, and ...

... others, was opposed to the passing of the Bill, con- sidering that it would lead to evasion of the law and to the spread of small-pox. The second deputation, which was introduced, by Serjeant Simon, M.P., consisted of delegates from various parts of the country ...

... recommended the payment of the usual amount of checks, the clerk read the comparative return of the number of fever and small-pox patients in the several hospitals since the adjournment of the board as follows :-Fever patients, admitted in the Stockwell ...