... motion instructing their solicitor to apply for an injunction against the Metropolitan Asylums Board with reference to the smallpox hospital about to be established in -Hollo- way. Thomas Campbell, alias George Hargreaves, at liberty on ticket-of-leave ...

... the table.—The medical officer of health (Dr. n. Davies) reported that there had lately been seve- ral isolated cases of smallpox in the town, and lie, therefore, suggested that partiuujar attention should be paid to the vaccination of infants. and also ...

... 2 o'clock. NOTICES. The following notices were given DrCAMEUON (L, Glasgow) this day four weeks to call attention to the small-pox epidemic, and the inadequate preparations of the Local Government Board, Colonel ALEXANDER (C, Ayrshire) that day four weeks ...

... Tenders Committee.—This course was ultimately agreed upon. VACCINATION REPORT. The Union was reported entirely free from small-pox, and during the week there had been 21 cases of vaccina- tion at Aberdare, and 39 at Merthyr. SATISFACTORY STATE OF THE ABERDARE ...

... [SPECIALLY WIRED.] [BY OUR GALLERY CORRESPONDENT.] LONDON, SUNDAY NIGHT. It is quite pitiful to see the steady increase of small-pox which is not now limited to particular districts, as was the case up to a few weeks ago. It has broken out in some of the ...

... deaths, 26 rate per 1,000 in. habitants, 16.2; death from the seven chief zymotic diseases, 2; rate per 1,000 inhabitants, 1.2 smallpox, nil; measles, nil scarlatina, nil; diphtheria, nil; whooping cough, 2; fever, nil; diarrhoea, nil. Thermometer, mean degrees ...

... months at one time, Brixton was so closed for above nine months recently, on account of one of the frequent out- breaks of small.pox at Pentonville Prison.) On our march we saw large pontoons, of many curious shapes, rustiag in fields and ditches; we pass ...