... Wolverhampt n, Leicwatr, and Leeds, 19; Newcabtle and Sunderland 21, Notting. ham 23, Liverpool and Manehester 24, Oldham 27. l Small-pox caused 14 deaths in London, and 18in Dublin e Watorloo-bridgo is about to be entirely closed to r carriage traffic for the ...

... Caudmuhar after its evacuationI tri leby the Brit~ish. to 05 Iatelltaenceteeetvedfrosuthe Senthuvieb TIsands states Iin i1d that small-pox is raging fliere. Many heusses in H-liotte- las hlub hive hicon placed in quarantine!, and commaunica- WO ud 4 tiost beticeen ...

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... Westerland Sylt, a North Sea watering-place, c and killed before the tide could refloat it. d Seventy-three persons died from smallpox in London e last week. e The Mayor of Windsor was robbed of a valuable watch during the review on Saturday week. r There ...

... last ten years increased only a half per caitt.. while the pauper lunatics ie the ?? period have inereased 20 per cent. The smallpox epidosnic still continues to mako-rogress at Bolton, there having been thirty-five fresh cases duriong a lust truek. Sheireld ...

... Altonower arrived at San Fran. cisco on May 6 with 900 Chinese. She was equarantined for simallpox on Tuesday. Thirty-six Chinese smallpox pains were remoived on a. barge to be convlyed to the h hpita. h cse wasdroned, teothers were 'savid. A mutiny resulted aniong ...

... principal artery in his leg. Ho bled to death in three minutes, Deceased suffered from a disordered brain. A serious outbreak of smallpox has occurred in Gateshead. On Thursday, the 18th inst., Parliament adjourned until the 924th October. The death of Mrs. Plimsoll ...

... refugees from Egypt left 1 Naples at the beginning of last week for Alexanllria; at the expense of the Italian:Goverament. The smallpox at Capetown is declining, and the medical: staff has' been reduced. An engagement has been entered into between George Bubear ...

... arise as to whether contracts were made ., with husbands or wives, and there would be. considerable. work for the lawyers. 8 Small-pox is very prevalent in Lucknow. The Customs House flotila of the Baltic has been dis- t banded. i 18,000 persons are engaged ...

... had beea paial tI t) ereditors. ?? was seictened to one, and Evani di. three monties' imcprisoliment. Owing to a case of small-pox leavillg been impat.r , ieto tie small village of Tividale Rowley, cipwac *. fifty cases have broken out, anlI ciralcily ...

... mnan-of-war, by pricking his ea hand and face, and rubbing them withlioay-salt andt gun- ' !powdetogvhi the appearance of the smallpox, hr safely landed at Bristol, and icon rejoined his wife and to 0begging companions. hi I Herd terminates thle narrative ...

... who di in gaol . The other day ajury atsi Blirmingham had to hold an inquest on the body of a ar prisonter who had died of small-pox. The coroner had hr carefully kept them in ignorance as to the nature of ril the case they had to investigate until he had ...