... Surrey County flos)ital end the Hospital for Oonsumption, Brompton ; £1,0u0. each to the Royal Hospital for Incurables, the Smallpox Hospital, 'thle Great Northern Hospital, the Cottage Hospital, Veritnor, the Middlesex Hospital, Charing Cross Hospital. ...

... had accomplished the object sought to be attaied. At the coosrsmeneement of tho year they were Ssisrrscd at sense caqes of smallpox in tho town. They traced one or twvo of them distinctly to London, and he dress the attention of thle Birminigham public ...

... eMancesmeter, and Wolverhacuipton 23; Liver-) pool. 25; and Salford, 26. The rate in Edinburgh was 20, Glasgow 21, and Dublin 30. Smallpox caused 75 more deaths ini London add suberban districts, and 1 in Birmingham. Measles showed the largest proportional fatality ...

... Atela, beloigiheg to the Reserve oft Chatham, as a hosaital-shii, to le stationed osn the Theicne, for the reception of small-pox patients. ?? managers of the Commercial Travellers' Schools state that Mr. Sydney Eakins, who has just obtained ons of the ...

... that this Beaconsfield 3y worship is being carried too far in high quarters, las well as in quarters less distinguished. a- Small-pox has not alone filled our London lhos- n- pitals opened for that special disease, but, I regret Id to state, is showing itself ...

... Rolls for err injunction to restrain the Fuliham Dis- trist Board of \Vorlks from using a buildling they have - erected as a small-pox hospital. 'lThe Master of the Rolls said the Board had rio legal right whatever to do what they had done ; but at the request ...

... fortnightly meeting of the Metro. w xt politan Asylums Board, held on Saturday, the a to returns of small-pox cases treated at the various le small-pox hospitals during the last fortnight showreds Lan increase of 300 patients, as compared with the r le ...

... interest. He presents a formidable array of facts from which he deduces this conclusion among others-that the protection against smallpox afforded by the vaccine lymph in this country, though still great, has become much less than it was when the lymph had tundergone ...

... in the act of igniting. The I, prisoners said they were engaged to do the job for ;£15. by a third man, who had escaped. Smallpox is spreading in London to an alarming extent, and abundantly justifies the warning notices published in some provincial towns ...

... from the great world. A gonerap flight so of households froei thoe West End has taken place, in con- ry sequence of the small-pox panic, and but few arrivals in sL town are reported. One of them, however, is of sufficient sc importanco to compensate for ...

... Telegraph Department, where the enforce- ment of revaccination has not been so rigidly carried out, there were twelve cases of small-pox in the same period among the staff, averaging 1,458 in number. Of these eight were persons who had noto been revaccinated ...

... uj between some residents at Wormwood Scrubs and a tle Fulliam Board of Works with resp6ct to the hi establishment of at small-pox hospital in the pi a locality. His Lordship remarked that the pro. IT posed institution was intended for the benefit of B ...