... women hold in respect? Some may tell me that my fears are ground- less respecting Nana. That the death of the heroine from small-pox would not be tolerated on the English stage. I am not so sure of that. Once lass over the line that separates dirt and decency ...

... ent as the small-pox hospital. A beautiful spot, where fifty thousand visitors are frequently at holiday times added to the resident population, is surely not the place to make a hotbed of disease. If an infection so virulent as small-pox can hardly be ...

... by the returns that small-pox is increasing. The visitation we had a few years since speedily yielded and decreased in virulence when active measures were taken. In the midst of four millions of people it is monstrous that small-pox passengers are allowed ...

... will certainly be found at Epsom, as usisnl. There was a gleam of wisdom as well as of wit from Mir Dorwo, respecting Ihe smallpox scare, and the remedies to be adopted. Mr DODSON said, if people waited until the medical profession agreed in their treatment ...

... Metropolis will no longer have the saume excuse as now for their dirty condition. All medical men agree that the present small-pox epidemic has been greatly aggravated by the lamentable wanit of cleanliness amongst the poor. But how can they be clean without ...

... water supply is dceicient. HELving beers as yet reruarleably free fromii dise:asc, with the unliappy exxception of tile small-pox epidenrie, we trust the Ruthiorities wisl take the necessary precautions, ;Litd roielsber low Mnitc bettcr prevention is ...

... Scripture this creed was founded. The woman said she was no scholar. He asked if she was aware that small-pox was coutegious. I don't under- stand small-pox, was the reply. Don't you know that you might give-it to me? said the Coroner. The LOscD will ...

... District, on Wednesday, the 8th ist., a question in the Sanitary Committee's report with regard Ito a malicious report that smallpox had attacked the inhabitants and employds of the Japanese Village, was considered. Mr Barnett, repre- senting Mr Tannaker ...

... special enemies, for if I were attacked by one on the wrist it inflamed the arm as in the worst stage of inoculation for smallpox. In the summer to avoid them I have slept in a boat moored to a rock at sea, and one hot season, for the same reason, I spent ...

... Barnsley, and had to join another company at Swansea on Monday. He was a strong man up to three years ago, when he had the small-pox and other ailments. The jury returned a verdict of Died from natural causes. The circumstances of the death are peculiarly ...

... reckless manner in which undertakings are too frequently entered into in the theatrical profession, she reflected that the small-pox was about, and that she did not know what was the matter with Miss HYLTON. _ Instead of going on as Captain Angelina ...

... reckless manner in which undertakings are too frequently entered into in the theatrical profession, she reflected that the small-pox was about, and that she did not know what was the matterwith Miss HYLTON. Instead of going on as Captain Angelina, Miss ...