... N'ewcastle. 23 ; Manchester ind Norwich, 25: Salford and 1'lyrnenth, 26; Bradford, 28; Liverpool, 30; Hull, 32; Leicester, 33. Smallpox caused 7 deaths in London. LORD NORTHBROOK AT WINCHESTER. Lord Northbrook was present last night at the inaugurh- tion of ...

... 28; Drightenl, 2. Liverpool, Portsmnouth, and Susnderlsnd, 25 ; Oldhiam, 27; ,I-lull 29 ; toleserato, 30: asid Salferd, 81. Smallpox ~ 1caused 0 deathis in London. Tillt SSLlAISM CowunrisRs ' ?? inquest on I the hbodies of thle mencf whol were killed in ...

... burning of the Ward swoepitge. - Dr. Littlcjohn gave an acconut of bow smnallpoex was pre- vented froiss spreading from thle smallpox hospital at Lisuriston when the episdemic wats prevalent in Edinburgh, )remarking that lie know no ease where iinfections ...

... was launched on Wedlieseday from the e shipyard of Messrs. Samuda, at Poplar, for the Argentine h navy, h Asl outbreak of smallpox of a severe character has taken I y place at llury, and two deaths have nlrecady occurred. No It provision has been made ...

... cent, of the E!uropean force and I0 l per cent. of the natives, being ill, chiefly with dysent ry, though there are cases of smallpox, to which disease Major Ouvzr, of the 66th, has succumbed.l According to a telegram in the Magdelntqer Zeimtoien, it has ...

... was fatal in 39 cases, against ?? in tho corresponding period of 11. Scarlet fever causeed 3( deaths, as compared with 41. Small-pox, from which thers had been no death this year previously, has this quarter caused. 1 death, while S cases of the disease ...