... tol be correct, that the hatsrrsan had h1is fect irid legs in such a position as to prevent the ball reasching the wicket. Small-pox has broken out in the Leicester Indus- trial Schools at Desford. In a resolution Of thanks forwarded to the Lord Mayor from ...

... 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 ...

... Influenza, Skin Eruptions, and aH diseases caused by an undue excess of acid in the system. Its use prevents and cures Fevers, Small-pox, Stone and Gravel, Apoplexy, aud Paralysis, all of which ari¡.¡crom too large an amount of aeid elements in the body. AVhea ...

... had been repaired for their use. Towards the end of 1874 official bulletins an- nounced that the Emperor was attacked with smallpox, and an edict was published that it had become necessary, in consequence to recall from their retirement the Eastern and ...

... 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 ...

... from Ascension, and would leave there for the lights on February 3rd. The latter vessel was in quaran- tine, a few cases of small-pox having broken out amongst her krooaien. Flirt, with the Governor and suite on board, lias returned here. The Governor landed ...

... have been reported in v which detnage aLS been inflicted on Great Yar- 'd at mouth fishing boats b;- Ostend trawlers. i The smallpox epidemic is extending at Roch- ttlc, dzale. 0 ver sixty fresh cases were reported last i Pr0- week. two of themi having proved ...

... but had not yet received it. The clerk was instructed to again write for the amount due. The union was reported free from smallpox, there having been 27 cases of vaccination at Merthyr, and 25 at Aberdare. The Clerk said he was very glad to inform the ...

... the annual subscription. PRECAUTION AGAINST SMALL-POX. A letter was also real from Mr P. E. Hill, medical officer of health, stating that as this collny was at present threatened with pu invasion of small-pox, and as cases of, a virulent form now existed ...

... the out- w.iehef, and £ w0 per annum for the workhouse, loa,ed that two vessels had come into port this week with cases of smallpox on board. One of tnese was reinoveJ from IVnarth in a conveyauce with a number of other passen- tf VM1- .an'l taken to ...

... 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 ...