... the town with certificates of their freedom. Some of a, the slaves so maade over to the mission were recovering from -- small-pox, and at the latter end of November this disease had spread in the mission. ...

... poik, and sausagpe. A line of railway which ?? the Sardinian system was opened on Tuesday betwsen Monte and Terranova. Small-pox is reporter to have broken out asung the French populalion of the pariah of Saguenay, Quebec. The Government of the Bey of ...

... n and ventilation of the eewoer, and the vigilance displayed by the Inipector t of Nuisances. No deaths had arisen from small-pox, 6 soarlstina, diptheria, or croup, but those attributed to acute affections of the lungs, viz., brnchitis, pneumonia, and ...

... wasdr 86-4, and at Blackburn, in the north of England, on the Ba same day, it was 93-4. In conseqluence of the prevalence of small-pox in London and elsewhere, end the chances of the disease being imported into watering-places by strangers during the season ...

... it 'was I made. Discussions took place on pensions to merchant t seemen, the action of the Loani Government Board in the small-pox epidemic, and Russian annexations in Central Asia, after which the Regul3tions of the Forces Bill went through committee ...

... LOCAL BOARD - Monthly meeting, Wednesday, Mr. Mark Farraut in the chair. The Sur- veyor (Mr. Charchward) rep rted a case of small-pox in the parish, imported from London, but the patient was better, and the disease had not spread. Complaint had been madeof ...

... huh am,. the ?? London School Board rate for the city is now ever ls. 3d. in the X. and A London commercial has taken the small-pox to 'hen Salisbury, and it is spreading with great virulence. ?? Crows,, a gardener, Croydon, has died from cue-m the effest ...

... od, but by sani- tary aotivity were suppressed, the outbreak on each occasion being limited to ?? case. The increase of small-pox in London and its spread towards the provinces must excite serious attention, and I regret to esy that (as a public vaccinator) ...

... years. The disease in bis eyes did not yield to treatment, and, strange to say, be owed bia recovery to a severe attack of small-pox when he was thirteen years of age. In his tenth year he was esnt to WestminsterSchool, where he excelled, as he tells us ...

... Deerhound, Streatham. Non-sporting puppies under 12 raiontie, dcogs or bitches-I W. Parsio,Teignmouth: 2 W. C. Pedler, Bow. The small-pox hospitals in London being crowdel, the Government have allowed the steamer Adtas to be stationed in the Thames as a hotpital ...