... HOSPITAL.I aed Yesterday the VesTry of St. Mary's, slington, opened a camp hospital for tine reception and treatment of Cut smallpox cases ar'ssg i Iilington. The new camD fa hosoital is siituated at Finchley, in a perfectly isolates 3ty position. being ...

... joined in the recent celebration of the conning of age of the Earl of Shrewsbury. A meeting of the Royal Commaissions on Small-pox and Fever Hospitals wvas held yes- terday, at No. 10 Comumittee Room, House of Commons. There were present at the meeting ...

... a l Ieen eat4-, Iaond 10.8 per 1,000 in the topreceding eek, roe ~ uI o-03 It is stated in the ?? return v Y g eths from small-pox iuni that thest Woreek i2tuding 21 of children London e ?? of ersous aged nuder ?? 5an2) ya0 20 between 20 anod d a td 1 ...

... in the two preceding weeks, rose to 23. Attention is drawn by the Registrar-General to the fact that 77 persons died from small-pox in London last week. Of these 27 had resided in the South,19 in the North, 19 in the East, 10 in the West, and one in the ...

... been equal to 21.6 and 23 per 1,000, in the Wv two preceding weeks, declined again to 22.5. ap There were 84 fatal cases of small-pox in mr London last week. Tvo of these belonged to hc Padclinton, 3 to St. Pancras, 7 to Islington, S to iackney, 6 to Shoreditch ...

... States, so as to allow an equal representation to the great geographical divisions of the Union. The Royal Commission on Small-pox and Fever Hospitals held a meeting yesterday, at No. 10 Committee Room, House of Commons There were present at the meeting ...

... the p twopreceding weeks, further rose to 22.3. According to the return of tho Registrar- ; General, the fatal cases of small-pox in London, P which had been 28 and 22 in the two preceding n weeks, were 25 last week, and h below the a cerrected average ...

... which Lad steadily increased in the four preceding weeks from 19.1 to 24.7, further 1 rose to 26.5. The fatal eases of small-pox in London, which had been 73 and 49 in the two preceding weeks, further declined last week to 43, but exeeeded the corrected ...

... Rtace, roX Albania.: c Attention is drawn by the Registrar-General civ. to the fact that of the 49 persons who died from small-pox in London last week 24 had re- sided in the South, 11 in the North, 9 in the naL East, S in the Central, and 2in the West ...

... of performing in reference to splonic fever is exactly the eaame function as good vaccine glymiph.produceq in regard to small-pox, Fifty S sheep having been placed at his disposal -he vaccinated five-and-twenity of them with his modlified splenic fever3 ...

... children under five years.of age,29of persons between a and 20 years, 32 between 2o and 40, and 9 upwards of 40. The number of small-pox patients in the Metropolitan Asylim Hospitals rose to 1,093, a higher number than bt has bean under treatment at these i ...

... this a wine will justify the popular ?? in the in- 2 fluenice of comets upon the vintage. n Id The difficulty of isolating small-pox patients tU from the rest of the population has apparently a been iound no less serious in Pi than in Lou- b don. At preseut ...