... SMALLPOX-ImPORTANT CAUTIONS. Alre.KclcPttltttct, V(, Edith-street IPeckhamu, was sutmnotned to the Lambetli police~-etsart en Wed- ttestlty for causingitel(r servant, Elivabel Jret to expose herself ilt a public conveyance while sulfertaw from smallpox ...

... TRAvELLERS,-Miss Edith Dore, a young lady, twenty-six years of age, has just died in the Reigates workhouse infirmnary of small-pox. She was visiting some friends at the adjoining village of Mers- than, and while coming by train into the town, noticed that ...

... by the returns that small-pox is increasing. The visitation we had a few years since speedily yielded and decreased in virulence when active measures were taken. In the midst of four millions of people it is monstrous that small-pox passengers are allowed ...

... has averaged only 23 4 per 1.000, against 27'1 and 27-3 in the correoponding periods of 1879 and 1880. The fatal cases of smallpox, which had been 43 and 49 in the two 'previous weeks, furtherroselastweek to 56, and exceeded the corrected average number ...

... registeoed, ecusl to annual rates of 32 0 anti 21'5 per 1,000 of the population. In the Outer Ring eight more fatal caes of smallpox ware registered. ...

... increase of 57), being 256 below the average, and at the rate ot 21-3 per s,ooo. There were 49 deaths from small-pox (an increase of 6, the number of small-pox patients in the Metropolitan Hospitals ol Saturday last being 820), 48 from measles, 28 from scarlet ...

... thirty years of age, was taken ill with small-pox, and died in the house. During the time the man was ill the work was carried on, without any precaution being taken to disinfect the clothing, One case of small-pox had been traced to this cause. Mr. De ...

... however, ,: 11d on no account send out. a nurse to a case of small-pox. Fie Sanme story was told everywhere else. Nurses were to be had ccrtalfllY, but nurses who drew the line at small-pox. Anglican sisterhoods ed as immovable as nursing institutes. ...

... little common sense at home TEE ratepayers of London are protesting against any more money being spent in litigation on the small-pox hospital question, and the ratepayers are decidedly right. With the disease rapidly spreading, with cases being constantly ...

... remonstrated against the action of Mr. Caldwell. The steamship Lord Olive, which arrived here on the 1th inst., had.two cases of smallpox on board during the passage. One of the persons attacked is convales- cent, but the other is still under treatment, and is ...

... seven days, a decline of 36, being 68 below the average, and at the rate of 22V5 per iooo. There were 84 fatal cases of small-pox against 77 the previous week ; 59 from measles (19 above the average), 24 from scarlet fever (6 below the average), to from ...

... wood-street, Bethual-green, was summoned to answer a charge of exposing 11er son, Frederick Appleby, while suffering from small-pox, in a public street without proper precautions against the spread of such disease. Dr. Willia9 Owen, medical officer of the ...