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... FOREIGN TELEGRAMS. I THE AFGHAN CAMPAIGN.. SMALL-POX AT CAIBUL. We have received the following telegram from the India Office for publication:- From Viceroy, 9th Jan. 1880. Five officers have had small-pox at Cabul; one is well, others nearly so. Following ...
... No'th a .East Lancashire Unitarian Missionary Society, 1 IUnitarian Chapel, Bank-street, Bury, £5,000. 3 The prevalence of smallpox in Corsica lias )the Marseilles authorities to impose a quarantw r shipments of rags. A hurricane in Sicily on the 31st of ...
... week last year, 3,922; vagrants admitted, 330; corresponding week last year, 253 - fever patients at Monsall hospital, 3; smallpox patients, 0. Out-door; 566 cases, comprising 1,742 persons, relieved at a cost of £R132. 7s. 7d.; compared with last week ...
... at Rangoon writes on v Wednesday night:- 0 Several Chinese firms here have received news that V Kinz Theebau has died of smallpox. I nse Mandalay agents advise them to keep back their 1goods. b There are fears of a civil war. FRANCE. a Vice-Admiral Pothuan ...
... irritated that there has been no change of capital, the virtue of the old sacrifices being gone. They have plagued the city with smallpox. To appease them the astrologers declaredit necessary to offer up 700 lives-men, women, boys, girls, poishas, priests, and ...
... is reported that Thesban has died of smallpox, and I has been succeeded by the Maloon Prince, a young man I who hitherto hls been kept in confinement. The rumour r is still unconfirmed, but the fact that smallpox is raging t in Mandalay and has penetrated ...
... his own brains. The steamer Hermann, from Breaez, 'wth 1,300 passengers, arrived at Baltimore on Saturday, with 30 cases of smallpox on board. The disease brbke out on the vessel a week ago. A youth named Tapissier has been arrcted. at Narbonne for poisoning ...
... attention. All I can sav is that I will keep my mind open to. conviction. If it can be shown that vaccination does not diminish smallpox, the compulsion cannot be justified. As to other diseases being conveyed by the vaccine, it is very probable that such is ...
... epidemics would come, there would beha tre- mendons increase of smallpox, and the unvaceinated peoplewould he moreliableto catch the disease. andwould act as centres of contagion; and smallpox hospitals Would have to be built at the etapense of the ratepa-st ...
... SMALLPOX AND THIE VACCINATION ACTS. I On Monday an influential deputation representing various Unions and parishes of the Metropolis had an interview with the Right Hon. G. J. Dodson, presi- dent of the Local Government Board, to lay before him their ...
... allow me to state that the Consul.General tele- graphed me, two or three days ago, that, up to that date, the deaths from smallpox in the city had been seven. The population is abolut 100,000. Rstheticism is pervading all classes. It may now be discovered ...
... -Dr. Martin, medical officer for Walk- Ai den, reported that smallpox was still spreading. and fol that the people were much ?? Master of the ta workhouse reported that six cases of smallpox had Wi broken out in the house end hospiltal, notwitbetandine ...