... District Asylume, the latter is far the lowest, Jiackney while Caterham pays only 30s., and far atove the next highest. Small-pox and Fever Stockwell peys the highest for tea—2s, 4d. whilst Leavesien, under same lowest at ls. 2\d. Coffee shows very pay ...

... Berkeley-square, Mary, wife of Henry Petre, Esq. R.I.P. ' POUTIATINE.- Dec. 29, at Maison Cavoss Kirotchnaia, St. Petersburg, of small-pox, Mary, Countess Poutiatine. REED.— Dec. 30, at 30, Bridge-road west, Battersea, Arthur rick (Fritz), the infant son of George ...

... will be inflicted upon those giving, lending, or selling books containing disloyal sentiments to any members o; the army. A small-pox epidemic has broken out at Pasch- wenten, and several other Russian villages on the east Prussian frontier. ...

... from al) Chick bet been nal to 31.8 am! 7.1 per 1000 in the twe rose egaim last Wook to 31.5, The 2388 tne ineluded 4 trom small-pox ) from measles, 09 from searlet fever, 16 from diphtheria, 1 5 from 20 from diflerent forms of fever, and 13 from The fatal ...

... been equal to 31.8 and 27,1 per L.OO in tii preceding weeks, rose again last week to 31.5. The 2188 deuths included 4 from small-pox, 39 from measles, t,9from scarlet fever, 16 from diphtheria, 165 from whooping cough, 20 from different forms of fever, and ...

... George Miller, and Peter Glen ; 92d Highlanders, Privates White, J. S. Wood, and William Davis. Five officers have had small-pox at Cabul ; one ia well, others nearly so. (Rkuter's Telegram.) CALCUTTA, Jan. 9. The particulars received of the proceedings ...

... 80 appro- of the Heard. The Hackney (Guardians stated that ti bad been with the had induced the managers to utilise the Small-pox Hospita! at liomerton for treatment of patients wer. it was the opiniva the medical fession generally that a once from x ...

... persons suffering from small-pox should bo retaine I solely for that purpose. The i uardians therefore considered notwith- standing the explanation of the manngers, that steps should be at once taken to make ready the i omerton Smallpox Hospital for the reception ...

... 0. The 1754 deaths included 8 from small-pox, -To from measles, 73 from scarlet fever, 11 from diphtheria, 120 from whoop- ing cough, 22 fiom different forms of lever, and 1 from diarrhoea. The deaths from small-pox, which had been 2 and 4 in the two ...

... unfortu- nately, the report feels bound to state that small- Pox and diphtheria are raging to an extent almost Unprecedented. Small-pox carried off last week no fewer than sixty-one persons, compared with five Oidy during the same period of the last three years ...

... rate by 63; being 1 No doubt the severe had a deal to do with the repert feels bound to state raging to an oxtent almost Small-pox carried off last week no compared with five ‘during the poriod of the last three years. forty-one cases. peace has been signed ...

... averaged 2 CO, against 2d*4 and 2/ *4 in the corresponding periods of 1877-8 and 1878-8. The 1730 deaths included 4- from small-pox, 40 from measles, 89 from scarlet fever, 10 from diphtheria, 114 from whooping cough, 17 from different forms of fever, and ...