... MULTUM IN PARVYO I Smallpox has become epidemic in Ennilkities. 1 ore than 300 emigranti have left Tralee for the trnited States. They wore ebiefly fro the Diogle district. Mr. gdward Baine3, Vo formerly represented Leeds in Parliament, will shortly be ...

... 895, and represented a rate of mortality equal to 27-34 per- thousand. During the year the town remained entirely free from smallpox. From typhus or typhoid fever there were only 13 deaths, as against 48 in 1878, 45 in 1877, and an average of 41-66 for each ...

... is reported that Thesban has died of smallpox, and I has been succeeded by the Maloon Prince, a young man I who hitherto hls been kept in confinement. The rumour r is still unconfirmed, but the fact that smallpox is raging t in Mandalay and has penetrated ...

... Britain belaglnvolved iw war. The news of the death of Kin g ea. has not been confirmed, but his eldest a is dead. Hel died of smallpox. The little child waoeclared .heir to the thrwe almost a soan as be was born, 'and was rocked-to gays the correspondent of ...

... Cldham, and Sunderland, and scarlet fever in 8d. Shefliald and Salford. Measles caused 18 more clii ideaths in Plymouth ; and smallpox 15 more in c iLcndon3, but not one in say of the nineteen large clii provincial towns. The annual rate of mortality the from ...

... mortality in the land are decidedly BP( eatisfacetory, the annual death rate being 2219, agaiust a q meau of 24i2 for ten years. Smallpox shows an increase yol romn 61 to 197, towards which London and Somersetsbire gVC centribute 54. Measles have been sinsul ...

... his own brains. The steamer Hermann, from Breaez, 'wth 1,300 passengers, arrived at Baltimore on Saturday, with 30 cases of smallpox on board. The disease brbke out on the vessel a week ago. A youth named Tapissier has been arrcted. at Narbonne for poisoning ...

... their passage t0o Chiese waters. In Antwerp, Diest, jamet, and Gully, Many hundreds of People have lately fallen victims tona smallpox epidemic. A French officer of the 12th Hussars was placed under arrest for a fortnight by his superior officer for hissing ...

... injured for life. The anti- vaccinators also would do well to ponder Dr. e Corfield's statement, on page 383, that while s smallpox killed half tho children under ten years of age before vaccination was practised, ait is now rare for a child who hasbeen ...

... attention. All I can sav is that I will keep my mind open to. conviction. If it can be shown that vaccination does not diminish smallpox, the compulsion cannot be justified. As to other diseases being conveyed by the vaccine, it is very probable that such is ...

... hoards; I of a juan-of-wo' or ulrsiiass strainer. Two days lt-r she pasced the reodies of two men woaringi. wcite juumpers. SMAllPOX ON S3EPBOAR0D. Last evening, tiae barrque Ranger, of Yarmouth, put iute Poymaouth Snound flying tne yello;v- flag lbsll mast ...

... and Bradford; and whooping cough in Liverpool, Birmingham, and Salford. Nine deaths were referred to fever in Sheffield. Smallpox caused eight more deaths in London and its suburbs. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1000 persons estimated ...