... now Rossa scheme was started immediately that lie was denounce by the brotherhood.I Despite the efforts of the authorities, smallpox is still ?? in the metropolis, and tile Admiiralty have allotted two more vessels to be transformed into floating hospitals ...

... late Mr. Sewell, of lieeplihmi, Iy Norfolk, has bequeathed to the sane ho.;pital £1,000.- rn British Medica Journal. or The smallpox epidemic at Derby, nrising from thfe visit i of ain infcetol tramp, is assiming alarmiia proluortions. Five fresh cases leave ...

... in the ceorresponding montlr of last year. There Isad been three fatal cases of scarlatina-two of typhoid end one case of smallpox. The last case was ir Eagie Street. The parents were poor, nod thi child did not have- sufficient noctrish- ient, Tire cases ...

... attended the meeting, and, referring to the subjeot of vac- cimation, said that revaceination wea not only necessary when a smallpox epidemie. was anticipated, but the opern- tion should be performed occasionally durirg the life of every individual. Infants ...

... of both sexes and of all ages. It is high time seretnning was done. Seven deaths have taken place among tho boaters from smallpox between London and Birmingham duriiig the last three weeks, and I do most sincerely hopo from thie centre of my heart to ...

... His Pr lordship will stun np to-day. °I Smallpox is still very prevalent in London, hi At the meeting of the Metropolitan Asyldims m Board it was stated that during the past fortnright ti the number of smallpox patients admitted to the s.l hospitals was ...

... the Aston Workhouse, where lie sans seen by Mr. Hopkins, the medical officer, aid it was found that he vas suffering from small-pox. The committee considered this cosisnis- niertion, and passed a resolution to the effect that it be an instruction to the ...

... regard tos the trempi wsho was said to have bseen alloewesl to leave tise Lfcibsleld lvorlelsino sewlsilot suffering front smallpox. It was explained that ithe Board lied not suet slines thseletters were sent; ansd Mr. Lange addesd that he ksiwo that Mlr ...

... bills to be submitted to Parliament at an early date after the present session. SYDNEY, SEPTE'MBEn. 8 (via Sams Francisco). Smallpox is assuming an epidgmic character, and sixteen cases have already proved fatal. Grave complaints are made of the inefficient ...

... registered tonnage. Tire Chirnesc, who are British subjects, are not exempt from the provisions of the bill. A dozen cases of smallpox have occurred in Sydney, originating in a Chinese house. SYD:NEY, JULY 15. Some fresh cases of smalllpox havc occurred during ...

... of money provided by Parliament. I SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION. I Mr. HieBERT, replying to Mr. P. A. Taylor, said it was r not a common practice, hie was informed, to inoculate the calf with the virus of human smallpox. The Local r Government Board had no ...

... British. THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. SAN FBRANCISCO, MIAIRCH 3. ITenllijgeurerceCived heae from the San-dwich Islands states that small-pox is raging there, Manly houses in Honoluli ?? been placed in quarantine, and communi- cation between the islands is stopped ...