... Ivates White, J. S. Wood, and William Davies. Another telegram from the Viceroy, of the same date, ?? officers have had small.pox at CabuL. One is well, otbers nearly so. - ...

... authorities have applied to the Govern- ment for advice as to what they should do. SUALL-POX IN PAnR.-The prevalence of smallpox in Paris' is causing. much I arnr, and a proposal has been made in the Municipal Council to ensure a prompter burial in cases ...

... London, and Manchester. Of' the 17' deaths 're- ferred to diphtheria in the twenty, large towns, 13 wire recorded in London. Small-pox caused-13 more deaths in London, but not one in any of the nine- teen large provincial towns. In the metropolis there were ...

... the people are leaving by hundreds. To-day is the beginning of the water-feast. It is denied that the King's illness is small-pox. It is said to be leprosy. The sacrifices were made by his order. The Rajahof Muniptir is preparing reprisals for the late ...

... quarter by 9,609. The death-rate for Paris is taken at 34.9, whereas in Londonu it is '27.3, a vast difference. In Paris small-pox, measles, scarlet. fever, diphtheria, - croup, typhoid and typhus' fever, whooping cough, and diarrhcea diseases gave rise ...

... judgments of God, to be ranked amongst thoseo which are preventible by human forethought. Jenner shewed that the dire effects of small-pox might-be 1 mitigated by vaccination; and if an anti-vaccinator I objects, he may be met with- the remark that not only are ...

... Government Board, informing the guardians - that Her Majesty's Consxl at Antwerp had called atten- tion to the epidemic of small-pox prevailing there. A copy of the regulations and precautions to be adopted by the authorities was enclosed. Mr. Park stated ...

... the nineteen large towns, among which it ranged from 3 5 in Portsmouth and Plymouth to 9-0 W in Salford, and 9 8 in Hull. Small-pox caused 5 more deaths in London, but not one in any of the other towns. ANOT ER SUICIDE IN Hf L.-Another melancholy case of ...

... to the closet. Mr. Frow was instructed to further report on the matter Dr. Pater- son, the medical officer, reported that small-pox had not extended beyond the case he reported last month, and that the measles were dying a natural death at Misterton, having ...

... in the nineteen other large towns: it ranged from 14 and 15 in Plymouth and Bristol to 7 7 and 9-6 in Hull and Leicester. Small-pox caused 2 deaths in London, and 1 in Liverpool. WATCH COMMITTE.-A meeting of this committee was held on Wednesday at the Tow ...

... diarrhea showed a further general decline, but was equal to an annual death-rate of 3 3 in Leeds and 41 in Wolverhampton. Small-pox caunel 6 more deaths in London, but not one in any of the nineteen large provincial towns. SEATS FoP SHsOPWOIIEN.-The lancet ...

... the nineteen large provincial towns. Diphtheria caused 11 deaths in London and 2 in Bradford. Seven more fatal cases of small-pox occurred in Londoa, but not one in any of the nineteen other towns. HENGLER'S CIRQUE.-Pouring rain is hardly the kind of ...