... Pomt-offlle j St. Geore's 0. ~es BiitolFeris lnisn-streett Iliddie, CI~etefhchire~i trod, 3, inetreet Bennett, 3, THE ALLEGED SMALL-POX OUTBREAK AT BATH. Major Allen presided at the weekly meeting of the Bath Guardians, held yesterday. In the course of the ...

... give the names of twenty soldiers who have recently lost their lives, and report that live officers have been attacked with small-pox at Cabul, but are recovering. Thel)otilyNcruscorre- sponcdent at Cabul states that General Roberts has proelaimed another ...

... Highlanders-Privates White, J. S. Woofl, and William Davis, Another telegram from Viccroy, 11th Jan., says five officers have bad smallpox at Cabal. One is well, and the others nearly so. [REUTEI1'S TELEGRAM. CALCUTTA, FRIDAY.-The particulars received of the ...

... letter was referred to a committee, ?? ?? Comnnittee reported that they had examined the hlat of persons received into the small-pox wards at the Workhtouse, The committee regretted that some had been made paupers by the decision that the Worlleounse hospital ...

... admitted from extra-urbanm districts, NO i the doubt IliaC omission would be at once remedied by tics pltnoper authority. Small-pox Hoslpitall, enmpty; Feover i not jioepital-remcIining, one.,I rate The Vmcv.-CrsAIIi1AN reansaked that the School Board It ...

... ferred with the Sanitary Authority, and had pointed out C the injury that resulted from the Present mode of dealing r with small-pox patients, and they were asked to consider t' whether theyr could arrange to care for all thle persons needing hospitalac ...

... since the accession of our so.called fine, bracing wneathier, each Dight of which is a death warrant for Blistol citizens. Small-pox Hospital, empty ; Pover U isital, remaining 1. There Nwas rio business of any public interest before tie comutittee, ...

... 26, Leeds 21, Ne -s. Brighton 27, Leicester 29, Oldham 30, y,5r Liverpool 32, 'Pymouth 32, Salford 32, ?? and Hull 35. Small.pox caused elele er London, THE LYCETl COLLIEPY' The prosecution of Robert Stevcrirar cocra William and George Bcrgess, hutties ...

... scattered about the parish, and death I resulted in tw cases from dropsy succeeding the attack in children. Two caee of small.pox in a viralont forn came under his notice. In one case the parents on-. sented to the removal of the girl to the hoppital ...

... tumble down botbsfe I left it, I consider it ought to be ninecdiately elosed. I have to report to your committee at erse of small-pox in Picton-lane, as i be- lieve an outcome of the case recently in Catherine-street, which was not removed. As infornmttion ...

... average annual rate from £3 motic disease was 3 41 per thousand. As regards the two principal epidemic diseases, fever and smallpox, the returns for'the quarter are both stated to have been the lowest on record. As usual, the Begistrar-General notices ...

... under the control of the Local Board. IAtr, CURTIS, the surveyor and inspector, reported that there were two more cease of small-pox in the district, ]Both patients had been vaccinated. The CL.aria lemarlied that time vaccination which nanay children underwent ...