... like saying, If Voun l wish for a clean house take a house near a coal pit; or, If you wish 'for healthc live near a smallpox E hospital ; or, If you wish fr' sobriety, take up your a l lodgings in a public-house. (Renewed laughter.) I l Referring ...

... The diseases and their respective deaths are on as follows:-Fevers, 2; diarrhea, 5; scarlet fever, 3; int diphtheria, 0; smallpox, 0); measles, 1; whooping- s couh. 29; in all 40. The deatb-rate of those seven fle piicipal infectious and contagious diseases ...

... Eighty-eight persons died from small-pox in London last week, and these fatal cases included IS of children under five years of age, 29 of persons between 5 and 20 years, 32 between 20 and 40, and 9 upwards of 10. The number of small-pox patients ini the Metropolitan ...

... formers. earnest and eager in the establishment of their belief. These mon urge that vaccination does not surely prevent the smallpox, while the opera- tion is known to have been the means of spreading I a disease worse than smallpo- by far. Proof is given ...

... Wales. The returns from the Metropolitan Asylum 6 IBdercl Hospitals efiord striking evidence of the increa~ed prevalence of smallpox in London, as 2,288 new cases were I admitted to these hospitals during the quaxter, against 253 a and 777 in the two preceding ...

... seven days, an increasc of 6r, being 14 above the average, and at the rate of 20-9 per 1,ooo. There were 103 fatal cases of small-pox (against 69 the previous week), and deaths referred to diseases of the respiratory organs numbered 236, a decline of z, and ...

... Senate, and the regulation shall take effect on MichaelmaE term in the present year. In consequence of a case or two of small-pox having occurred in the neighbourhood of Sitting- bourne, re-vaccination has been freely resorted to by many of the inhabitants ...

... for India. Dr. CAMERON to call attention to the neglect of the Local Government Board in making proper provision for the small-pox epidemic. SEARCHING BRITISH SHIPS. Sir C. DILKE, in reply to MrOtway, saidthat on the 19tli a French ship of war, the Leopard ...

... Portsmouth, where they will rep rn themselves on board the flagship Dzuke of W elling/on. A further serious increase of small-pox was reported to the Metropolitan Asylums Board on Saturday, when it was stated that the Board had nose t,6h patients on its ...

... maker named McEHall, at Ballyhean, on the charge of I Boycotting. He was sent to Galway prison under the police. SMALL-POX IN LONDoN.-The small-pox statisticst showed last week that at the various hospitals 630 had t been admitted, 75 had died, and 426 had ...

... the police should endeavour to find out the parents of the child. THE HEALTH OF LONDON.-FURTHER SPREAD OF SMALL-POX. Seventy fatal cases of small-pox were registered in London last week. Of the deceased persons, 29 had resided in the south, I7 in the north ...

... but the other two were lost. The vessel was towed into port in the course of the afternoon. HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION FOR SMALL-POX PATIENTS. Mr. W. H. Smith will on Thursday ask the President of the Local Govern- ment Board if he will state what is the ...