... ALARMING OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN LONDON. Dr. Brewer, the chairman of the Metropolitan Asylum* Board, bad serious announcement make at an interview which be and other* had with Mr. Thursday to urge the neoeeeitjr of providing lurtber hospital accommodation ...

... satisfied with everything they saw. Smar.r.rox tar LONDON.—A correspondent writes The re-opening of the Homerton Hospital for small-pox patients has been followed, as was the case in both epidemics at Hampstead, by a serious outbreak of the disease in the ...

... and Leeds. The higheot death-rate frona fever (mainly entoric) occurred in Nottingham, Woaver- hampton, and Portsmouth. Smallpox caused 18 more deaths in London cud its outer ring of suburban dis- tricts, whereas no fatal case was recorded in any of ...

... HAVE rr m YOUR HOUSB—Lawrroven’s Pynzgtic use The only safe anti- dote in Fevers, Affections, 8.a or Bilious Sickness, Small-pox, and Headache; baving peculiar and exclusive merits. Use no substitute, See per- — injunction against imitators; also the ...

... week of last ynear-: so: -Indoor Poor-Workhouse 448, Industrial Schools on 219. Union Infirmary 491, births 0, deaths 0; Smallpox M- Hospital, 1; vagrants relieved, 242; total indoor poor 1,401. to Ito Outdoor poor 3,6004, at a cost of £241 6s. 801. Boarded- ...

... guilty. A deputation waited Mr Do , i•ou on Thursday relative to smallpox in London. Dr. Brewer add it threatened to become epidemic, but in view of the recent decisio• in the Hampstead Smallpox Hopital case the Asylum Board would not erect a perm inent structure ...

... death rate from fever, principally enteric, occurred in Nottingham, Wolverhampton, and Portsmouth. There was no case of small-pox in 19 English provinci il towns. EMMANUEL LOCKWOOD.— On Monday evening the annual tea party was held in the Lack wood Church ...

... go about the town with certificates of their freedom. Some of the slaves so made over to the mission were reeovering from small-pox, and at the latter end of last month this disease had spread in the mission. ...

... lammoimit's PYRETIC SALINE—End use no other. The only safe antidote in Fevers, Eruptive Affections, 8.. a or Bilious Sickness, Small-pox, and Headache; haying peculiar and mimics merits. Um no Eubstitute. See perpetual injunction against imitators; also the ...

... go about the town with certificates of their freedom. Some of the slaves so made over to the mission ware recovering from smallpox, and the latter end of last month this disease had spread the mission. EMBEZZLEMENT FKOM A PUBLIC COMPANV. At Liverpool yesterday ...

... and VACCINATION. The fo’llowin‘pdmripfion of the origin of cow-pox, extracted from Dr. Jenner's treatise; will, now that small-pox is again on the increase, doubtless be read with great intarest : “ In this dairy country (Berkeley, Gloucestershire) a great ...

... asylums had an interview with the President of the Local Government Board, to get his sanction to building wooden huts for small-pox cases, which the deputation said were on the increase, at Deptford. They feared opposition from public. The President said ...