... 4 h,.7. 24: - 2619 . - 10103 ?? - 6:9S ?? - 1013S ?? - 1466 , ?? - ?? 31ci 103 - ?? S97 - ?? 2200 Thirtv-sixdeathsftoxn small-pox were registered in London last .%eek. it t. wvell-knuwni thiat the surtaeC ot .the Teal Iu: sent to E.g-urd is 3 No S' it ...

... Bangkok has been thronged with visitors from all parts of the kingdom, during which time the heat hbs been intense, the small-pox appal. liug, and the dust barely endurable. The prepara. tions for the ceremonies, havebeen..more. elaborate and expensive ...

... present four are cruising between Tunis and Suso. (il Tuesday morning, about half-past seven o'eeelrc, a fire broke out in the smallpox hospital at Audley, Black- burn, and destroyed the bath room and lavatory. It is stated that there have been commuenications ...

... and' Hull. Diarrhcea fatality- showed a further general decline; it was greatest last week in Leicester and Birmingham. Small-pox caused 37 more deaths in London and its outer ring of suburban districts, 2 in Liverpool, and one in Oldham; no fatal case ...

... connection with the outbreak of smallpox, Mr. Blitkely made some remark-s char hmgthe niedical author- ities of thie Union ?? with negligence, stat- inS that the Guardians had no information of the outbrcak of smallpox until two muouths after it ha,'l ...

... persons an at present under medical treatment is 824. Tlhere It had been 25 deaths *luring the past v~eek. Eight Stt c *ases of smallpox from the parish had been in the ne, 1 Shill-road sod three in the Netherdield-road thi I FTOSpital. of 0 Tiny LATE Mnr. W ...

... taken aanin~t cout:,gion from those cases, I hope thrab its reappearance may be of very limited duration. The eight cases of smallpox reported were of a modified type, but were promptly removed to hospital, and thus talken from the midst of persons who might ...

... inquests. Ninety-three males had died and 95 females. The Medical Officer also reported that he had invested the case of small-pox recorded in the returns. A girl, aged six, an only child, died from that disease on the 14th August. She had been vaccinated ...

... which it was state t man in his employ was attacked with smallpox, and that-nine persons resided in the same ?? Mayor CAld. Baron) said that he had been told that a person in whose house smallpox had existed, tried to pawn clothes with brokers o one after ...

... Coal and Iron Company, iron pipes, £4,235 14s. lid. ; repayment of mortgage loans and interest, £4,913 17s. 4d. FIR! AT THE SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,-On Tuesday morning, a fire broke out at the Smnallpox Hospital, off Bennington-street, Andley, which narrowly escaped ...

... the average, while the death- rate was only s8-3 per zooothe lowest return since early in June. There were 36 deaths from small-pox (a fall of 2). The births numbered 2,393, being a decrease of 139, and 132 below the average. The mean temperature was 58 ...

... increase, .3; corrseiol. ?? to now casee, 35 mnetical ord r, tlfgo ha workhouse, 418 aotmfitt.'ol, 42.. Isva or ?? ,j an 1;smallpox, 0 ; 1 sat %7-ig ti, gr~ii Uto:o i- es week, 1,3.30; inieae 16 t-o~ a- OUTDOOR RELIEF IN' Phof.. I he read a letter fr om ...