... there was a stand- ing order that smallpox cases should be removed at once, not merely on the order of a medical man, but on the order of any person (beer, haar). Mr. M'Mablon-l this instance the case was not one of smallpox at all; but, supposing it was ...

... Majesty's kingdio. According to his major proposition. there is some reisrionship between 'r~i8 fact andl the diminution of smallpox an eompared with the previous fifty years ; or, as he puts it loosely, the ' mortality havs been far less than before that ...

... were several cases of smallpox on board, and that no attempt had been made by the ship's authorities to isolate them from the rest of the passengers, also added to the dissatisfaction with which their arrival was regarded. Smallpox, however, might have ...

... Jf vaccination were of any use, why should mortalitv from smallpox be greater now than before vaecination was male compulsory, as the Rspistrar-General returncs show to lbe the case. Smallpox Feerms to lae endemic in Dublin, and also in London, where ...

... . No sdoubt, smallpox, when it did come, killed more a people here than it did in other large towns. But l; it was one of the most preventible of all diseases. During the smallpox epidemic of 171 the mor- - tality of vaccinated smallpox cases in Cork-street ...

... wee ks: in each of the hast three weeks 4 new tviohoii ca ses were admitted into the principal hospitals. Two new cases ttf smallpox were ad- wiitted to htespital auring last wetk, atod 5 cases remained uuder treatnienton Saturday: no death from this disease ...

... and North-Western Railway Com- pany have given £50,000 for a Unitarisn Chapel and burial ground in Birmingham. OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN LURGAN. Our correspondent reports an outbreak of this disease in Lurgan, being first noticed last week. The number of ...

... persons correspouding period last year, £25 Os 05d, adminis- tered to 430 persoun. SHALl.TOX. The Clerk reported that a case of smallpox had occurred in W-2llington-street, and had been re- moved, on the neceesary order from the diapensary doctor, to the Cork-street ...

... candidates to 45. That limit was evsntu mlly agreed to. THE: SMALLPOX S£I1D3. On the Imotion of Captain Boyd, seconded by Mr. Shackleton, the resolution directing the de- struction )f the smallpox sheds was rescinded. TnE LOCAL GOVERMINElt BOARD INQUtiRY ...

... Ward, A Mav, A Hessian, J Hessian, E W Fow- ler, &8c. Great pressure has been experienced during the Dast fortnight in the smallpox hospitals in Lon- dOn, and nearly all have made, or are about to make, extraordinary efforts to meet the demand upon them ...

... to the increase of that disease in Waterford, and also of small- pox. It was stated t~hat there were forty-four fever and small-pox patients in hospital on Friday night, and that only one bed was vacant. It was resolved to remove the inmates of the fever ...

... years ago, when, in the hope of successfully cornbating the smallpox epidemic then raging in our midst, the North Dublin Union Board, of whicn I was at the time amember, established a smallpox hospital in the suburbs of the city, and appointed Dr. Kenny ...