... 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 ...

... had been repaired for their use. Towards the end of 1874 official bulletins an- nounced that the Emperor was attacked with smallpox, and an edict was published that it had become necessary, in consequence to recall from their retirement the Eastern and ...

... culars would be sent to the local authorities in the hop districts, warning them to provide against the intro- duction of small-pox by hop-pickers from London. Lord SANDON asked if the Government would lay on the table the amount received from the United ...

... Of erseons naed Co and upwards 12 died. A woman and 'child from Mount-street and a man from Abboy-strcet suffering froi smallpox have been removed to the Fever ' os- pital. -Thereis reason to lbelieve that 7ersons infected 'with smrallpox in a mnodified ...

... hospital 9near the infirmary, close to, a site where a permanent hospital is about to be erected. This is the only case lof smallpox in the town, and it is not known to have any conacotion with the recent fatal case of the disease whish: occurred on board ...

... 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 ...

... estimated 1`0*'da'i^ ht Zvmotio diseases occasioned 63 duat, i ,. id the exact average. Of deaths fro z 1s. causes, 3 were due to smallpox (or w17, be was vaccinated and 2 not vacrinate.d ' ?? below the average; 21 to measlesql. ?? above the average; 8 to scaria-ina ...

... the result of. mere accident-are as yet undiscovered. * * The new Medical Officer for Hull has made a valuable suggestion. Small-pox is just now prevalent in London, and several cases have recently occurred in Hull. Two of these cases had been imported, ...

... 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 ...

... is announced that Chief Secocoeni will be released after the convention has been signed. In consequence of the spread of small-pox in the neighbourhood of Wakefield, the Sandal Local Board have decided to erect a hospital for the treatment of cases arising ...

... Martha..- .ttasthamp;tn .nJnly 2 Mg. July 13 Do. malverIool.July 24Evg. Zindibar-- ----- in Erindil .July 1 Evir. July 26 Smallpox caused 93 more deatbs iJI London and 04burban districtla duxw the pst wek, ...

... made in future. The matter then dropped. SMALL-POX HOSPITAL FOR BLAENAVON. Mr. 1). Lewis stated that an application would shortly be made by the Local Board at Blaenavon to the Guardians, to provide a small-pox hospital for the town. JG54 12s 9d had been ...