... tunder the number for the first quarter of ISSO. In the fifteen principal provincial towns of Ireland there was no death from smallpox registered during the quarter. Tna proclamation of two baronies of thie Xing's Countv has evoked from the clergy of the LDeanery ...

... cheap prepaid scale of advertising;-20 wozdzd, r; a, tBO, is; 40, is 61 Six consecutive insert~ionsog 9: be price of five. Dr Smallpox oatsed thirty deaths in Lno n II. -suburbs last week.- Lno n DOW'TSHTrRE ARCHERY AND LAWN TENNIS CLUB-ANNUAL BALL. TnRs annual ...

... weekly meeting of the Belfast Board of Guardians, yesterday-Mr. David Taylor, J.P., chairman, presiding-it was reported that smallpox had broken out in a house where milk was purveyed, and that the case had terminated fatally. The Board, in accordance with ...

... Metropolitan Asylums' Board to carry out the provisions of the act with respect to accommodation for persons attacked with smallpox. Mr MONK gave notice tbat-on Thursday he would ask if the Government intended to intlo- duce a bill to amend the patent laws ...

... two medical officers of the Local Government Board were engaged in making inquiry into the result of the aggrega- tion of smallpox patients in large hospitals, but their report had not yet been received. IuiLT.ARY CONTrACT3. In reply to Yr. M'Coux, Mr ...

... the ignorant, per- 'iterate, oc:-upant of some wretched ?? st ouldgivnotice suficientlyprompt :.ectuV of the existence of smallpox , When prejudice runs so strong, the minds of educated profes- ., hnr could it be combated with no such advantages i , raging ...

... small- plox or tvphehs feveandaconsequent sudden 'tifiux of attnt.The statistical returns in i th Medtala LRepor show that smallpox c t tpred to a serious ex- toot in the city 2an suburbs during 'hl earli er part of foe yer-rthe last eight vrtth showing ...

... A single fact places this in a striking light. In July, 1880, 195 persons died from the seven principal zynotic diseases (smallpox, fever, &c). In July, 1881, the mortality from the Samne causes was only 39 ! We do not doubt that this improved state of ...

... zymotic diseases (fever, measles, ?? was under the usual average at this time of the 1 year. Dublin is entirely free from smallpox, while it is prevalent in London and in many foreign cities. The weather during the week was cold and showery, but it does ...

... dispensarv district, in Gi which lie stated that on Monday, the 2Pnd inst., ca he visited the houne of the Shanuons, in which sA smallpox had for some time past been prevalent. n and was informed that aL man living ncit door, namtned Black, wias suffering from ...

... INDIA. mr. r. N. FOJWLER also powtponed his resolu- tiou for a select committee on the financial and general state of India. SMALLPOX PATIENTS. Mr. TALBOT gave notice that on Thursday he would ask what steps the Government intended to, take, in consequence ...

... Board (whose officer Dr. Kenny was) to the effect that the Doctor, from the moment of his chivalrous entry on duty in the Smallpox Sheds to the latest period of his official con- nection with the Union, discharged his functions with competency and full ...