... severely from small-pox thau Sweden, and no eounrty in Europe has had small-pox so lightly as Spain. Dewslbury had lately 8,000 unvaccinated childrsen, weith no small-pox. Leicester has probably fully -s nimry an- vaccinated children, and no small-pox. . Wits ...

... ever to require repetition, The nurses and other - servants of the London Small-pox Hospital, when they enter the service, unless it be certain that they have al- ready had small-pox, are invariably submitted to vacci- at nation, which in their case generally ...

... maker named McEHall, at Ballyhean, on the charge of I Boycotting. He was sent to Galway prison under the police. SMALL-POX IN LONDoN.-The small-pox statisticst showed last week that at the various hospitals 630 had t been admitted, 75 had died, and 426 had ...

... quoted in your paper written by Dr. Carpenter, ?? he does not attempt to show bow it is that in well-vaccissated London small-pox is raging but lie trails the red herring across the scent by eferring to The Feroe Islands, the Fiji Islands, the inhabitants ...

... forign quationiot friends should trel Chicago. In foreign quarter otf that city the saoren right of every an to have the small-pox if he likes is upheld by force, h~atte~m pts to carry out the law having failed. Fourty womand peron p~ersn r nteejyeto naent ...

... vaccination is the greatest tyranny and 51 humbug, there is no doubt. IsMr. C. H. Hopwood, Q.O., ?? had a case of Coa- I- fluent small-pox in his own house, ad although no Single I person ini huehl bws(lthugh advised by the doctors) re-vaccinated, no single person ...

... Ipswich, and this will, it is hoped, not only 's to repress the virulence of, or to stamp out, I speaking, outbreaks of small-pox, scarlet fever, tiher infectious diseases, but will serve to give con- e to people, when they hear of such outbreaks, wieo ...

... RETURN OF DEATHS IN IPSWICir, AND CAUSES OF SAME, for the week ending Saturday, May 28th, 1681:- X 39, Bath Street- continent small-pox (vaccinated in infaccy), 15 years, male. Dorkin Street-croup, 3 years, female. t Whitton-croup, 2 years, male. Handford ...

... become a considerable tax upon the already burdened ratepayers of this and other towns. It not only included such diseases as smallpox, but other minor and smaller diseases to which children were subject; and if the medical officer was called in in each case ...