... and one hundred thousand soldiers to protect them. THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. The usual fortnightly meeting of the managers of the Metropolitan Asylums District was held on Saturday. The small-pox returns for the various hospitals showed that 452 patients ...

... VACCINATION LAWS. Mr. P. Taylor gave notice that next session he would call attention to the failure of vaccination to pre\vent small-pox epidemics, and move a resolution. THE THIRD READING OF THE LAND tItLL. Lord R. Churchill said on the third reading of the ...

... and one hundred thousand soldiers to protect them. THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. The usual fortnightly meeting of the managers of the Metropolitan Asylums District was held on Saturday. The small-pox returns for the various hospitals it showed that 452 patients ...

... that there were 52 deaths from small-pox in London last week. Eleven were of children under five years of age, a5 of persons aged between 5 and 20, 14 aged between 20 and 40, and 12 aged upwards of 40. The number of small-pox patients in the Metropolitan ...

... there were al 52 deaths from small-pox in London last week. Eleven wvere of children under fve years of age, 15 of persons aged between 5 and 20, 14 aged between 20 and In 40, and 12 aged upwards of 40. The number of small-pox patients in the IC Metropolitan ...

... to21.6. Seventy-three persons died from small-pox in London last week, and of these deaths 51 were recorded in the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals at Fulham, Homerton, Stockwell, and Deptford, 8 in the Highgate Small-pox Hospital, and 14 in private dwelling-houses ...

... 21i6. Seventy-three persons died from small-pox in. London last week-, and of these deaths 51 were recorded in the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals at Fulham, Homerton, Stock Well, and Deptford, 8 in the Highgate Small-pox Hospital, and 14 in private dwelling-houses ...

... causes, which had steadily increased in the four preceding weeks from 19.i to 24.7, further rose to 26.5. The fatal cases of small-pox in London, which had been 73 and 4) in the two preceding weeks, further declined last week to 43, but, exceeded the corrected ...

... causes, wvich] had steadily increased in the four preceding weeks from 19.1 to 24.7, ?? rose to 26.5. T`he fatal cases of small-pox in London, which had been 73 an'd 4) in the tao preceding weeks, further declined last week to 43, buit exceeded the corrected ...

... committed by his lordship on Lord E. Thynne at Laverstock, near Salisbury. A further decline in the number of cases in the small-pox hospitals of the metropolis was reported at the meeting of the Asylums Board on Saturday. The question of securing sites ...

... was summoned for having wilfully caused her maid-servant to expoic ),C: self in the public street whilst suffering from small-pox. The magistrate o0decI the defendan t to pay a fine of £5 and costs. At the Maidstone assizes yesterday the case of the Queen ...

... was summoned for having wilfully caused her maid-servant to expose her- self in the public street whilst suffering from small-pox. The magistrate ordered the defendant to pay a fine of ;s and costs. At the Maidstone assizes yesterday the case of the Oueen ...