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... 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 ...
... ed for military service Some of the most formidable diseases were however diminishing in fatality phthisis enteric fever smallpox” Suicide Publican Wednbsbury— Granger landlord of Railway Inn Street Wednesbury committed morning hanging himself his near ...
... 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 ...
... stamped out is directly encouraged That the effects of these diseases can be reduced to a minimum has been shown in the case of smallpox and yet our sapient Government made an ill-advised attempt to develop the loathsome malady by the introduction of their ...
... increase. Fifteen per cent. of tho Europeans and ten per cent. of tho natives, are ill, mostly 'with dysentery, but some with smallpox. Major Oliver, of the 66th, has died of the latter malady. T'E BASUTO R1EBELLION, TH{E ATTAOK ON MAS! RTT. The Tires Cape ...
... upon the increase Fifteen per cent of Europeans and ten per cent of the natives are ill mostly with dysentery but some with small-pox Major Oliver of 66th died of the latter malady” THE END OF MAN-EATING TIGER The Indian papers report that a man-eating tiger ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 16’3 and 7'2 respectively Lloyds’ Banking Limited Circulars medical man (ie-were issued yesterday announcing that by from smallpox be the Messrs Co Lloyd’s Company world interfere with the liberty any to to their o'd-tstablished banking business but he ...
... Express that woman suffering from small-pox discharged at Queenstown on which come with mails passengers She board the together with the passengers to be landed the : but the authorities being afraid of introduction of small-pox would for long allow anybody ...
... 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 ...