... the advisability of appropriating a portion of , the Homortoll Fever Hospital for small-pox 1 7, cases, and also to take further steps for the ac- comnmodation of small-pox patients. In the Court of Arches on Saturday, Lord Peazance pronounced formal sentence ...

... numerously represonted in the P Ioxes and balcony, but I fear the wretched end y iof Nain, who is shown, her face covered with Y small-pox pustules, at the end of the last act, a hwill not frighton them into repentance. The faith t in vaccination is too strong ...

... astothe present condition of 'thelepidemco of, small- pox in the metropolis, an'd a, to the available accom- modation for small-pox cases in the hospitals which are undertthe control of the iocal'Government'Board. Mr. Onslow will ask the 'Seastarly of State' ...

... the eastern and southoern district, and at present thet were uo signsofits abate- I ment. Tho actulaitnuaber of beds for small-pox pattontS t in hospitals under tho oontrol of thoemanagers of the V Metropolitan Asylums Board was 700, of which 641 were ...

... Ss were recorded in the Metropolitan Asylum los. 'itals at Fulham, Honierton, 8tockwell, Aa beptford, one in the Highgate Small-.pox los ; pital, and 16 in private dwelling-houses, Dr. Frankland reports that. the Thanieswam supplied during the month of ...

... officer, stronigly advocated tho loptea of the resolution, andl it was t'nrthor detor- cd, insieeof the threatened spread of small-pox, tisecitnustoste hith all the vartous vestrie3 aud diS. itt boars upon tho subject. ...

... three preceding weeks, further fell L. to22. Attention is drawn by the Registrar-General to the-fact that the fatal cases of small-pox in London, which had been t 4and 52 i the W . two prebeding weeks, were again 55 lost week, and exceeded the corrected average ...

... Wftgford, who had been appointed secretary at the recent publla meoet ing a Tattertalrt to oppose the extension of the Ful. ha Small-pox Hospital, read th follo letter he had received that morning from theI oal Governmenti Board :-Slr,-I have acquainted Mr. ...

... or bermiltl.s nosy obtainable by thu umenshers of the L..?ndeii ly and North Western ltucilway Insumarics Society. Tics SMALL-POX lXoel'tfAL 151WThc'FLON si MoyreccNr.-On Saturelay night Mr. Fieth,, ?? took the chair at a mneetiiig held in Kenshsgtcmi ...

... Vera Cruz. THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. SAN FPANCISCO, Mmdl s.;- Intelligence received here from the Sandwieh Ilad states that small-pox is raging there. man houses in Honolulu have bean placed in quaraurta, and communication between the islands is stoppeil ...

... Ihoani0 would be preae t pas 11the use of a portion of Wormwood Scrubs for a ite perio for the eeetioa of a tozeperosy small-pox aspltal.-Mr. 4 Lensain moved 'fMmt, subject to the osn ?? Office authorities and sanoy therpublic bodies interested, the ...

... th judgment before ho could arrivo at any conclusion w as to what steps, if any, were to betaken with reference to the small-pox hospital at Fulham. XAVT ESTIMATE. Sir E. D. WOLFF asked the Secret to the Admi- 1 ralty if he could say when the Navy Estimates ...