... which disallows any I~atieuts being sent into the Infectious Hospital other than those suffering from scarlet fever and small-pox, might be modified, now resolves to give such discretionary powerto the members of thie Rossiital Committee as will enable ...

... 000. BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, JULY 7. An official contradiction is given to-day to the reports tecently circulated abroad that small-pox is greatly pre- valent in Belgium at rCesent. It is declared, on the con- trary, that the sanitary condition of the country ...

... tbme crew were well, and received aim ,alfirneative answer. It afterwards transpired twvo of the- crew were suffering from smallpox. Defendant wee fined £20. and costs, or two months' imprisonment, ...

... a number of children growing up in the country ia, this unprotected state were likely to lead soene day to an outburst of smallpox. The principle seemed to him imsst dlangerous, . and he greatly feared that if it were sace Iallowed to become law it would ...

... tihe * dictory statements of what had become of her child, do and she was committed to the Assizes, all Itrii UE, A severe smallpox -epidemic is said to have, tic~ broken out in Christiana. . IC 93 The Vienna corn and seed fair it to be held this ad, year ...

... MAYOR said he could not agree with the tV resolution, and shpuld vote ngainst it. He thought it wras A better to incurrisk of smallpox than it was to incur the ( risk of contempt or disrespect for the lanw. He treught L the means proposed by tho chairruan ...