... I'iA~OVOH'B Plxanvzo $kaE.. Elnve. it in 90ur housa sied uoe nseother, for it is 'the calJ astf anticlele sad preoeentr in Smallpox, Fsver,; 2ieoptlm Aecitn, ?? Siekneea, 3n~ Headeebes baic'9eee asO 6 e. ase eW~ntQ . uss~ea snhti~tanJ' I I ...

... l~titz f parro. -- O Salmnon is selling at Killarney for 8d a pound. There is likely to be an out-brelak of small-pox at lerby. It has been resolved to form a Conservative Club at Shrewsbury. The Bishop of Rochester has gone to pass his holiday in America ...

... 103 from diarrhoea, 73 from 'fever (^prin- .y bipally' enterio, 53 from ' wboeDiDg-0congh, M0 from it measles, .281 from smallpox, and7.21 feoi' dipixtherie. ,f. The annual death-rate fromn these zyniotic diseoses' s, averaged 209 per 1,000 in f he twenty ...

... death-rate in Liverpool and Ports- mouth. The fatality of disrrllce was isconsiderably below the average for the season. Small-pox caused 27 more deaths in London and its outer ring of suburban districts, one in Oldham, and one in Newcassle-upon-Tyne; ...

... artisans should rot in wretched tenemental fever nest3. Death does not respect the line which separates Dublin from 'Rathmincs. Smallpox ean ignoro it if the tax-gat'herer cannot, and tho dobilitated workman living on the Coomnbe Bumll not give more value to ...