... children, and overcrowding in the cabins of both sexes and of all ages. It is high time some- thing was done. Seven deaths from small-pox have taken place upon the canal boats between London and Birmingham during the last three weeks; and I do hope most sincerely ...

... (Uonday) for the purpose oi i, quiz ing into the matter, Dr. Paine mentioned ?? vessels had arrived in the port wvith cases of small-pox on board, One of these had been removed ia aspo conveyance to the bospital ship; the other, which hb cone from Bilbao, had ...

... Funding Bill. THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. SAN FnAINCISCo, Thursday.-Intelligenco received here froan the Saudwich Islands states that smallpox is raging there. Many houses in Honolulu have been placed in quarantine, and communication between the islands is stopped ...

... in Salford. The death-rate 'from fever was gene- rally low, but was proportionately excessive in Norwich and Portsmouth. Small-pox caused 54 more deaths in London and its suburban districts, and one in Birmingham, but none ilc any of the eighteen other ...

... to Mr A. P. Taylor, said it was not a common practice, he was in- formed, to inoculate the calf with the virus of human small-pox. The Local Government Board had no statistics as to the mortality from small- pox in Belgium, but in Holland it during the ...

... corresponding Week of last year: be -Indoor Poor-Workhouse 483, Industnal Schools e 221. Union Infirmary 489, births 2, deaths 6; Smallpox Hospital1; vagrants relieved, 196; totalindoorpoorl,3S9. lg Outdoor poor 3,321), at a cost of £261 A3s. id. Boarded, IL out ...

... board was held on Saturday. at the Shirehial, the Rev. Garnons Williams presiding. Dr. James Williams reported that the small-pox, epidemic had broken out at Cardiff, and he men- tioned the fact with the view of taking every necessary precaution, and ...

... Bulrton-on-Trent the sanitary a athorities t tlfy that it was by it alone they were able , c::eck. a dangerous epidemic of smallpox, t. in Glasgow it has reduced tha death- .a. In fact, it is so evidently a useful an I Oazbaaary provision for the protection ...

... defen dant to have tbe child vaccinated. As chairman of 2 the board of guardians he knew that this district was free from small-pox, entirely owing to their carefulness in having all children vaccinated. If, by reason of his s neleot, this child should ...

... proceedings as might be deemed necessary to vindicate the rights at I law of those residing in the neighbourhood of the Ful- ham Small-pox Hospital. Reference was made to the tdecision of the House of Lords in the Hampstead case r as encouraging. Mr. J. P. Thomasson ...

... and anmsunitioc against sudden attack. SMALLPOX. Mr. DODSON, replying to Mr. Frarir (Chelsea), said it was not the fact that Fulhsam Smallpox Hospital was the it receptacle for more than one-third of the smallpox if patieuts in London. The total number ...

... British troop within the limits of British India. THE SMALLPOX HOSPITA1LS. f Mr. DODSON (President of the Local Government . Boardi, replying to- Mr. FmaT (Chelsea), said in view of 1 the smallpox epidemio in the metropolis, -it wae clearly rinmpossible ...