... that this Beaconsfield 3y worship is being carried too far in high quarters, las well as in quarters less distinguished. a- Small-pox has not alone filled our London lhos- n- pitals opened for that special disease, but, I regret Id to state, is showing itself ...

... dangerously ill witl crysipelets in the head, it is gratifying to learn, says the city Press, that not a single case of small-pox -was reported in the city of London last week. Charles Slade, charged at Hammersmith vith being con- cerned in the Kensington ...

... in the number 5 A View of Lochearn, by Mre ...

... Leeds. The deaths in London from this cause, Whilsc were 72 weekly three weeks ago, rose to 449, including 3'0 in- fants. Smallpox caused 53 dcath: in London and suburbs, and lin Bradford. TIlE NLW LEITiI Does-The new dock it Leitle was opened yesterday ...

... of 44-65 amrul a death-rate of 21 in the corre- ssponrling period of lest year. Since tre last meetirsg two ssild'cases of smallpox had been reported from Sehly Park, but they were now convalescent, and no further spread of the diseiso had takers place ...

... out at the Insiietrial School at Desford, owing, it is said, to a bay havitig been allowred to sleep in t beae next to a smallpox patisut in a Londoen Union. The Leicester School Board are going to fals t srooecdings against the London institution for ...

... I Circuit, and Noew Court, Temple, has been apeoinzc I Secretary to t'he Royal Commission to enlquire into ti. subject of smallpox and fever hospitals in the snelrspeb:X Tueo worklmern in the employment of a firn in the No' Rest Road svcre on Saturday ...

... ]ItlS13ANE, OCTOun. 8 (riet San Francisco). Tho Assembly has negatived the Triennial Parliament Bill by 22 votes to 17. Thie smallpox epidemic is steadily decreasing, ADELAIDE, OciosBn 6 (var San Franceisco), The Assembly has rejected the budget taxation ...

... motion instructing their solicitor to apply for an injunetiohi against the Metropolitan Asylums Board with reference to the smallpox hospital about to be established in Holloway. The Lotfon Gaeeltc announces the appointment of Francis Frederick Pinhrett ...

... diseases are reported from Cuba. Ialat reports last week state that there had beeu 23 dcaths en; yellow fever and 15 from smallpox. It has been resolved to siart a bwort fic Irish agricul- tural labourer for one of the constituencies in the south ol Ireland ...

... London, It was shovwn at the meeting of thie Metropolitan Asylums Board, on Saturday, that there had been. a de- crease of 44 small-pox patients in the total remaining under treatmuent, the number for the fortnight just ended being 43k. On ass Island is ...

... Rolls for err injunction to restrain the Fuliham Dis- trist Board of \Vorlks from using a buildling they have - erected as a small-pox hospital. 'lThe Master of the Rolls said the Board had rio legal right whatever to do what they had done ; but at the request ...