... Bristol and Sunderland, a ;y 22; Oldham and Liverpool, 23; Norwich' and Newiastle, t 24; Mlanchiester, 2C; and Sialford, 2.). Smallpox caused 1. nine more deaths in Dublin. - - 5, -MAtYIiAGc WOITH A DEm;EASED 11FE'S SISTER.-T2be t et following is the text ...

... its reporter, which Are in favour of its restoration. It is proposed to transfer the Luxembourg Gallery to the new palace. Smallpox is spreading to an alarming extent in Dublin. Eiglity-eiclt tnew cases were admittedt to hospitals last week, twelvo in excess ...

... Bangor, has resigned os his living, which is an the gift of the Bishop, and worth ly about AdoP. a year. ts An epidemic of smallpox isnow raving in Dublin. Cork is- Street Hospital is full, and there are 46 cases in the in hospital of the South Union. Nline ...

... ontemplated relaxation of the penal sections of the Vao- cination Act, which lie believed would lead to a terrible extenision of smallpox. Dir. Davies and the Clerk were instructed to draw rip a petition against such a bill as that proised by tir. Dodson, President ...

... and Hsull, 19 ; Bradford' 20; IManchester, 21.; Shelhicift and Salford, 22 ; Sunderiand, 23 2 Nottingham snd Liverpool, 27. Smallpox caused 14 more deaths in Dablin. The General Electeon and Elome Rule.- This questiosn could bs ?? settled if every voter ...

... ;silich aNI devised for the general good. It is not oiily tle health of thle children themselves cyicle is isl question. Small-pox is so infectious a mnaldy tilat it may be distributed by osae family to a whole parish. A main therefore owes it to ?? geliseO ...