... any way that was desired. —The subject then dropped through. VACCINATION REPORT. The Union was reported entirely free from small-pox, and during the week there had been 30 cases of vaccina- tion at Aberdare, and 30 at Merthyr. RELIEF STATISTICS. The amount ...

... steamer Atlas, belonging to the Reserve at Chatham, as a hospital-ship, to be stationed on the Thames, for the reception of small-pox patients. The managers of the Commercial Travellers' Schools state that Mr. Sydney Eakins, who has just obtained one of the ...

... has been formed in Cork! Whatever may become of the rest; ita friends trust that this will prove a 44 stopper 1 LAIT-EST SMALL-POX INTELLIGENCE. — A medical authority is introducing artificial vaccine lymph for inoculation. We conclude that this lymph ...

... the longest attacks of typhoid Pi iliotite)rs ever heard of; subsequently on the th C \\ -st f 'oast of Africa he caught small-pox, Hit aol hail ta2rtly riconered from this disease a wiheii he ft-l Se'ir'l'y i-ounded at the heed of fe .i,: rhonaval co ...

... lord of the Treasury, liD i(,t xi1 bI e declared vacant. No opposition, hoc' cxc, is threatened. l ?? xxeek, 29 deaths from smallpox were regils- he, L-tet'il in London. q V t ilit nt ?? a botelier, of G rilften-street, Sohin,W .e Londen, Nvas'on Wednesday ...

... diarrhoea, nil. Thermometer, mean degrees, 52-0 barometer, mean inches, 30'437 raiuf.11, total itielies, nil. Remarks:—The smallpox case was that of a seaman, sent to the Hamadryad Hospital ShIp from a schooner trading from St. M do. THE IMPROVEMENT BY ...

... that it is not ex- wV pedient to spend any more of the ratepayers' tli mnoney in litigation respecting the Hampstead da Small-pox Hospital. Considering that these ml worthy litigants, and guardians ofw t he - poor and interests of the ratepayers, have ...

... laundress to Caerleon Schools, the remuneration being' fixed at L17 5s, with rations, OUTBREAK OF SMAI.L-I-OX.—A case of small-pox has been reported to the authorities as being in existence at a registered lodging-house near the Docks. It is supposed to ...

... conjointly point out how very good its health was. Thei-e was, how- ever, one important item in the fact of the one death from small-pox. It wa»s an isolated case, and no doubt an importation from some affected district. Of the total 395 deaths, as as 105 were ...

... thermaomneter, 556 deg.; wind, nriable; rainfrui, ;n 0-54. Remarks: Sanitarv condition of town satis- t., factozi. Thet Case of smallpox was that of a to foreign seaman admitted in the Hamadryad. IS, GaS FITTiNeSS.-A CnoICe and good selection he cheap, at J ...

... ward, said the gaol surgeon, after a good look at Sam. What for ? L'm clean enough. Your going to have the small-pox, my man. Small-pox Good Lord and Sam turned as white as paper. I never saw Sam again, for when I was released, and not till then, ...

... thought these were facts the guardians should take notice of. VACCINATION REPORT. The Union was reported entirely free from small-pox. and during the week there had been 21 cases of vaccina- tion at Aberdare, aod 27 at Merthyr. PROPOSED ABOLITION OF THE OFFICE ...