... several district meetings, were under consideration when the committee ad- journed. SorfxaaPOX.-The difficulty of isolating smallpox patients from the rest of the population has ap- parently been found no less serious in Paris than in London. At present ...

... learn, for example, from the ,S'q~1w'cornin l~ Ifraldof the 12th ult., that city has been visited with a severe epidemic oe smallpox, originating with, and propagated by, the Chinese. This, however, is not the only objection to these people. They workso ...

... Sunderland, and Liverpool. 24; Nottingham and Leeds, 26; Leicester, 87. The rate in Edinburgah was 17 ; Glasgow, 21 ; Dublin, 22. Smallpox caused 35 more deaths in London, but none in other lar.ge towns. Mr. Montagu Williams has been specially re. tained for the ...

... BALL11SNxA-Clongh.-A large proportion of the deaths are of old persons; general health of dis- triqt good. I have one case of smallpox, which wvali caught in Belfast, and two of gastric fever in persons who came home infected in Scotland. No reports to make ...

... and 4SS the three preceding weeks, further declined to 412 last week. Two deaths were referred to diphtheria in Portsmouth. Smallpox caused 41 deaths in London and the outer ring of suburban districts. THE CROWN PRINCE OF GERMANY. By rEL'eiiGRAPTI.1 TrTF ...

... by four of the dispensary doctors of the union. Dr. Adamson reported that during the past week there was only one ease of smallpox admitted to the house, but there were two more deaths from that disease. Ten patients having reovered were discharged. He ...

... [LI~pro'ved. of the action of the ds committee. 'The mnedical offcer reported that he., there had been three deaths from smallpox,; that five- eaves of this disease had been admitted into be tue lhouse during the past seven days, and that on this usual ...

... weekly meeting of the Belfast Board of Guardians, yesterday-Mr. David Taylor, J.P., chairman, presiding-it was reported that smallpox had broken out in a house where milk was purveyed, and that the case had terminated fatally. The Board, in accordance with ...

... two medical officers of the Local Government Board were engaged in making inquiry into the result of the aggrega- tion of smallpox patients in large hospitals, but their report had not yet been received. IuiLT.ARY CONTrACT3. In reply to Yr. M'Coux, Mr ...

... dispensarv district, in Gi which lie stated that on Monday, the 2Pnd inst., ca he visited the houne of the Shanuons, in which sA smallpox had for some time past been prevalent. n and was informed that aL man living ncit door, namtned Black, wias suffering from ...

... preventible diseases, there having not been reported by the medical officer of health a single case of ?? and only six of smallpox for the month; while the Registrar-Generals death returns show a very light mortality from any of the zymotic diseases. Diarrhcea ...

... with the manner in which these powers had lately been exercised. Mr. DODSON defended the Board, and con- tended that the small-pox epidemic had not been of such a formidable character as to call for the exercise of extraordinary powers almost equiva- lent ...