... ] AC THE 33lap GLAX Or TORY HlOPZ MCLIrSIID-TME JO HWHGS LREPNT-A CLNANTLY fRE-E1MINELNCE-- WE . SOCIETY AND DlAZAAII5-A SMALLPOX CAMP- be FASEIONABL10 FISCAL FAILURES-DUIE OF EDIN. BUeG AND raR SULLIVAN. LoNoiq, SuNDAY NIGHT. The brief gleam of hope ...

... have decided to kill off the bud- It ding generation under the pretence of guard- h ing the public against the ravages of smallpox. At * Holly Hall, we are told, the people firmly believe in a rumour that the black doctors have kid- 0 napped a child ...

... telegram from Alexandria states that the Nile has commenced to fall. Sir William Charley, the Common Serjeant, is suffering from smallpox. The ?rlnce of Wales returned to London oil I, Saturday from Great Yarmouth. The Bey of Timis has declined the invitation ...

... sudden death of the Rev. Robt. Vetch snt Dunlop, vicar of Holy Trinity, Scarborough, which occurred yesterday in London from smallpox, oca- sioned much grief over a wide ?? in Snaderland, where, during a curacy of two years at Bishop- era wearmouth Church ...

... members. TLhu Lerldoa hts for some time been suffering from a llgue which even to-day presses heavily upon it. It is not the smallpox, though that in parts of the Metropolis is very bad. Only yesterday - of there appeare l a newvs paragraph which reads ne- ...

... vill probably again delight a crowdedot house. d Lord Selborne is much better, and able to taked carriage exercise. The small-pox epidemic is assuming alarming 2 proportions in Derby. I The Cabinet Council next week will be held on u Thursday afternoon ...

... a fashionable quarter tells me that there is scarcely a street in his round where there is not one or more down with the smallpox. The public authorities are If driven to their wits' end by the difficulty of find- an ing accommodation. Naturally, iuhabitauts ...

... young men have been drowr-ned at South- sea by the capsizing of a boat which they had hired for the purpose oi fishing. here Smallpox is again showviu- aun iucrease in Lon- The don. Oue hundred and six cases were admitted a. to into the hospitals lst week ...

... hose [S2T1]OIALLY T'l iLZiP(3LIPaID.) acart SearlEW ER OF SLACR BAGS - MINISTERS UNODER and RIENDLY SURLVEILLANOR - TaL SMALLPOX SCOURGE-TEE TBETOTALLERS' FIELD DAY-A 7arn- STIAIT-LACED CS55EF MAGISTRATE - GEORGE stiou ELIOT -AN IR151 EXODUS-A NEW ...

... Srnsicaa took the chair soon after two o'clook,. TIhe following notices -were given:- SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. Dr. CAMERON-This day four weeks to call attention to the smallpox epidemic, and the inadequate preparations of the Local Government Eloard. POI.ICE ...

... scheme was to do for enimala that which vaccination did for smallpox. They all kne, w n otwithstanding the ravings of a few fanatics, who imagined there was no need for vaccination, that smallpox was now a different disease from what it was before vaccination ...

... by the Emperor and Empress of Ger- many, ana laef for Loudon. Intelligence received from the Sandwich Islands states that smallpox is ragiug there. and cow- manication between the islands is stopped. The Diendee Adlveirtiser says that tue gentleman whlo ...