... THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. I The Registrar-General's report slates that the fatal cases (,f small-pox in London, which had declined from 103 to 59 in the four preceding weeks, rose again last week to 82, and exceeoed the corrected average number in the Cdr ...

... and other towns in the district, are fully alive to the absolute necessity of making preparation for the suppression of small-pox, should the terrible disease make its appearance in this locality. We are not alarmists and believe that in periods of danger ...

... despise a small gilt. The man who bestow but one kind word should be treated as tenderly as the individual who gives yuti the small-pox. In one of his letters deqcribes a grof n-i whom he had,and who forcibly recalls SamWel ler. On one occasion the grcom said ...

... continues to be remarkably mild, and people begin to sigh for frost. Un- happily, London is threatened with an epidemic of small-pox, and still more unfortunately, the authorities announce their inability to cope with the malady as they could wish. The decision ...

... to Grays, where the ship lies, by the Cupid steamboat, and on tho way saw over the Diunnth hills the white t^nts of the small-pox encampment; and at Greenbkthe the vessel scentued round her Ma.ie,t 'iI ship Alias, which is being prept!>-fd for th purpose ...

... children from the degradation of being compelled to work in a state of almost entire nudity in coal pits. The increase of small-pox in London has excited considerable attention. Unhappily there is now accom- modation for patients in many districts and adequate ...

... recruit her health. Before long we shall hear of many novelties to be brought out under her management. The death-rate from small-pox has declined during the last week to a great extent. The ship placed at the service of the Asylums Board, is likely to prove ...

... Christian has opened a; new Working Men's Club at Datchet, near Windsor. Last spring and summer large numbers of cas/s of small-pox, typhoid fever, and other infectiou1 diseases, were treated in the Mile End infirmary, East London, but the number of such ...

... the Criminal Investigation department is going on in a satisfactory manner. This will be gratifying to the public—very. Small-pox is dying out and the health of London is better than it has been for some weeks, consequent upon the more temperate weather ...

... inhabitants, of Fulham, Iirompton, Kensington, and Knightsbridge, against the proposal to bring patients suffering from small-pox through those crowded districts to the hospital in Fulham-road. It is urged that considerable danger must arise, and a meeting ...

... inhabitants of London at the present moment is better than usual, and the death rate lower than it has been for some time. Small-pox however, has slightly in- creased. There is nothing like leather, and by way of proving the truth of the axiom the members ...

... fabrications of the kind. But Oredat Judccus The weather in London has been much more season- able of late, bnt unhappily the small-pox is still on the increase. Temporary provision has been made for the isolation of patients, but, as usual when a crisis is ...