... THE AFGHAN WARI THI CASUALTIES AT CABUL (OFFICIAL TELEGRAMS.) From VicEROY, 9th January. Five officers have had small-pox at Cabal. One is well; others nearly so. From VICEROY, 9th January. t Folloovig casualties during recent fighting at Cabal not ...

... read eff, a letter from the Board of Supervision in Edi- Iro- burgh, stating that, having erammied the plans of ied the new small-pox hospital at bothwell, everything *n- had been found satisfactory. Tbherate of fea was, Lute the Chairman said, £16 per acre ...

... idatita that the': deeeasedds skuall wii's fi'acltured midd -his bvaok.brokerno 'The. de- esased,- tho- nwas pitted' with th small-pox; Appebed te-be about 40 years.of age. He had a thlrd dilss' i'ocet- 'from- -Paisley to 3dinburgh I upen him.' ' ?? ?? . i ...

... legislation \ to the next Parliament. , ,, 1 ?? PXsiaFAR-0o ask ?? of the Local Government Board whether he hqd heard tha 't small-pox was increasing in the metropolis, though t tot in the other large towns of the k'iuzdom; andc rhiether he was satishied that ...

... to extend the blessings of Constitutional Governmeut to Ireland. (near, hear.) SMALL-POX. Mr SCLATER BOOTH, replying to Dr PL&Y- nor, said it was the case that small-pox had been increasing in the metropolis, though not in the other large towns of the ...

... and the latter iii Edinburgh, iDunidee, and Leito. 'he son of a fartm labourer, aged 14 years, died in Aber- deen from small-pox. Acute diseases of the chest caused 148 deaths, being 17 less than the number recorded during the previous week. The mean ...

... he mliust therefore suggest that an early return io V oer Burmal is desirable. It is rumoured .t ,ing Theebaw has got the small-pox. PETITIO-N AGAINST MR CAVENDISEH DENTIN CK. It is intended by the Whitebaven Liberals to ,.*ition a,-ainst the return of ...

... that there hue been no change of capital, the virtue of the old sacrifices being gone. T'hey have plagued the city with small-pox. T appease them aseesologers declared it necessary to orier un, 700 lives-men, women, boys, girls, pounhas, piests, and ...

... PLince, a young man who hitherto has been Icept in cou- finement. 'Time ruinour is still utconbfi-lmed, but tire fact that small-pox is raginlg in MIandalay, and has| Ipenetrated to the Palaceiand carried off Theebaws's son aud uncle, gi es the nrst portion ...

... remarkably well in the cold shade. 'Either owing to this or other reasons, no serious epidemic occurred during the year. From smallpox only four deaths are reported, and this fact the Reg-istrar-Qeneral very fairly points to as an indication of the efficient ...

... to his fellow- di citizens. of For some months past Paris has suffered, f, and is still suffering, from an epidemic of re small-pox, which, although not very serious se as far as the general public is concerned, has it nevertheless carried off some 60 or ...

... diseases has fallen year by year, with a trifling check in 1875. Daring the last five years oniy 22 lives have been lost from small-pox in Glasgow. In an appendix the medical officer gives the following general descriptiou of groups of sanitary subdivisions ...