... man~der the Hon. Horatio Neleon ~S. Hood, coimmanding He6r 3raj~st's sloop 'Fesgasno. died on the 3d iust, at Shanghiai of smallpox. ...

... which invites disease, we must not forget that the enemy itself it still amongst us, and that the germs of scarlet fever, smallpox, and diphtheria are constantly sent off into the atmosphere from the bodies of those who are suffering from these scourges ...

... comparative zivantages of kilts and trousers, touched in prssing on the circulation of fotpenny pieces, harried over the smallpox in London, dealt ot hrge with the Cabul papers, and. wound up %ith the disinfection of cow-hides. On the teruoerature of ...

... which was peculiarly iL own. Mr -2Bups proceeded to refer to what d was beiug done by their missionaries in the fever o and small-pox hospitals, in thcuelis of ?? g Police, Oficei and amsong the.cabrmen. As tw the t first department, they ismust be profo ...

... been entered. y A distinct case of leprosy was admitted into amoni Ione of the London hospitals a. few days ago. and ci 3 Small-pox is spreading in the metropolitan who !district south of the'Thames, end is causing con- Times , sideralfle alarm. The local ...

... on pay, eqaipment, barrack accommoda- tion, and supply service generally. SMALL-POX IN LONDON. Ur DODSON informed MNr Talbot that there was a considerable prevalence of small-pox in the Metropolis, especially in the eastern and southern districts. In the ...

... Forts' ( mouth. The death rate from fever, prinoipally enteric, I wits highest in ',ecveastle, Nottingham, and Leicester. . Smallpox caused 54 more deatite in London and i t suburban districts, but not one ill any of the large v provincial towns, The death ...

... sitonised and CC terrified Eiqujima hfl ad to 'submit twice to: this painful Pt ordeal. The five Esquimnaux sickened of the smallpox, - and dired after at few hoars of suffering. LOBBY WOISEN.-Tho great moderni creation of tc American genius is ~thle ...

... thxe LocalGoverniacut Board whether 2,1 Ihe could. inform the House what was the present to -~condition of the epidemic of small-pox in London. as- M~r Poon-In Committee on the Preserv'atiOn dlo of Life and Property (Ireland) Bill, to move the ti Iinser-ticis ...

... resolution or given t any instructions to refuse relief to all paupers who t had not been vaccinated. In view of the spread of small-pox a recommendation was made that sheo medical officers should ascertain whether the paupefs had 'been vaccitated, wid if not ...