... 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 ...

... lower than in any tn ce the beginning of June. Thirty-six deaths from small-pox were regis- inrd last week; 28 were recorded in the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals, one l ?? gate Small-pox Hospital, and 7 in private dwelling-houses. Of the rs5 14 had resided ...

... than in any tered 28 were e beglnnl of June. Thirty-six deaths from small-pox were regis- las whe eek; wererecorded in the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals, one '6therHighgate Small-pox Hospital, and 7 in private dwelling-houses. Of the rso 04 had resided ...

... 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 ...

... FIRE AT A SMAKLLPOX HosrsraI,.-At half-past the seven yesterday morning, the Blackburn fire brigade amt was summnoned to the smallpox hospital at A udley, bet Blackburn, to extinguish a fire which had broken J.. ouat. The brigade belonging to Messrs. Dugdale's ...

... 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 ...

... this a wine will justify the popular ?? in the in- 2 fluenice of comets upon the vintage. n Id The difficulty of isolating small-pox patients tU from the rest of the population has apparently a been iound no less serious in Pi than in Lou- b don. At preseut ...