... missing. ..-1744A- - Week ending August 25.-This week the authorities of Bury St. Eamunads were enabled to announce that the small-pox cases in that town had decreased from nine to ?? list of -marriages was of more than usual interest, inasmuch as they announced ...

... Sunderland, 20 ; and Wolverhempton, *e 31. The rate in Edinburgh wag 22, Glasgow 23, and Dublin 33 The repirt states that small-pox caused 37 deaths in Sheffield, one in Bristol, and ore in Leeds, but not one in London or in any of the 24 other large provincial ...

... are being made to rebuild the great temple which was lately burnt down. The ming's third daughter is recovering from the smallpox. The doctor who attended the two princesses who died has been cast into prison. In consequence of the prevalence of cholera ...

... had reduced small-pox, for he took credit for a reduction which occurred before the compulsory clauses were passed and vaccination largely -r . In London, since compulsory vaccination, inthree consecutive years the deaths from small-pox had been 7,000 ...

... known, by the confession of Stumpy's wife on her death-bed, that she murdered a man named Fitch by Stumpy's orders, in the small-pox pest-house, which was kept by Stumpy and his wife, beeause he witnessed the murder, and Stumpy told his wife that Fitch ...

... and Portugal, and otheiwise oppressed the inhabitants to an extreme point. A very pertinent paragraph, relating to the small-pox, showing its terrible ravages at this period, and the effects of the remedies introduced to alleviate it, is worthy of being ...

... was very oiupressiely delivred, aiid was listened to with the deepest attention. In it he alluded to the severe epidemic of smallpox ?? passed through the village last spring, whon nearly 30 of 'the parishioners I nere carried off. The rev, gentleman Also ...

... -Buried in the town of Ips. ( wich, from September 26 to October 3, as follows --Of t all distempers 19, out of which of the smallpox 14.- E Yesterday morning his Grace the Duke of Grafton, Lord± Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household, went out of town with ...

... contracted small.pox while on a visit to London about three weeks ago, died at the Hospital tent on Thursday morning, having for several days been lying in a hopeless condition. He leaves a widow and eight children. There are no other cases of small-pox in the ...

... in the Geelong for Suez. All is quiet here, Three hundred and fifty camels were sent yesterday to Suez. Spies report that smallpox is increasing at Tamai, and that the rate of mortality has reached about 100 per diem. The dead are left unburien. Rebels ...

... objection he might entertain to the operation, to the fact of his having been previously vacci- nated, or to his having had the small-pox; and, if so, whether recruiting officers have orders to explain this fact before enlistment. The Marquis of Hartington: Every ...

... suspicion ; but as there were no other Evidenees against him, but the convicit, he was dis- charged. That terrible scourge the small-pox bad been making one of its visitations to Beceles, to the great alarm of the inhabitants and to the detriment of trade, so ...