... and North-Western Railway Com- pany have given £50,000 for a Unitarisn Chapel and burial ground in Birmingham. OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN LURGAN. Our correspondent reports an outbreak of this disease in Lurgan, being first noticed last week. The number of ...

... paid. The Registrar reported that the decline of epidemic disease during the past month has been a cause of thankfulness; smallpox not having appeared for about six weeks, and though soine cases of typhus fever and scar- latina are under treatment in the ...

... biut suggests that anuir should o instituted :-At Odihan a fmily of three a Ipeople-ater, moter and son-w re ttacked by smallpox, their ueighbour wouild not go near t them, ?? I am told that the relieving-officer de- t clin-i to send theta esy relief ...

... Narandera to Darling Point will probably be opened in September next in time to secure the coming wool clip N Several cases of smallpox have occurred here. The infection apparently originated in the Cbinese quarter, where the diseose first esappeared. hes A ...

... was at the rate of 39-35 per thounsand for June, 1881, at the r te of onlv 243-7. in &zymtic diseases' (such as fever, smallpox, ?? the mortality of last June was only about one-sixth of the mortality of the pre- vious June 1 Somne detai s will show ...

... the law. SMALLPOX. Mr. DODSON, in reply to Mr. Talbot, said that oa circular would be issued to the boards of guar. dians in the hopl-picking districts warning them of the necessity for taking precautions against the introduction of smallpox into the ...

... weo trust, will soon succied the disagreeablu I weather of the past week. IT is an ascertained truth that outbrea'ks of smallpox and divers epiflomic plaggues hi Ii Paris, London, and other great capitals, have been often, if not invari lbly, succeeded ...

... weeks, but there is a decline of 9 new cases, when compared with the admissions for the week ended 16th inst. There is no smallpox, but the deaths from typhoid are 2 over the number for the preceding week, and are considerably in excess of the average ...

... Madras, St Petersburg, Berlin, Vimt, Buda,Prague, New York, Brooklyn, and PE> adelphia, are all suffering from an epidemie of smallpoX, from which Dublin is *i4 free. TEE Constabulary Directory for the a months e.-ded 30th Junes to hand, anidon tains a great ...

... small- plox or tvphehs feveandaconsequent sudden 'tifiux of attnt.The statistical returns in i th Medtala LRepor show that smallpox c t tpred to a serious ex- toot in the city 2an suburbs during 'hl earli er part of foe yer-rthe last eight vrtth showing ...

... VACCINATION. Mr. P. A. TAYLOR gave notice that early next tssion he would call attention to the failure of ?? to urevent smallpox epidemic, and nuos e a resolution against the continuance of com- puicory vaccination, TilE FOURTH PARTY KND THE LAND BILL ...

... perversity, to they seem to hlare, whilje pro vidig for thle town, overlooked the.r own concerns. The poorh)rouse, with its smallpox and fover llos- e ptls standillng upon a considurable eleva- ry tion is left thoroughly independent of the e- town in the ...