... candidates to 45. That limit was evsntu mlly agreed to. THE: SMALLPOX S£I1D3. On the Imotion of Captain Boyd, seconded by Mr. Shackleton, the resolution directing the de- struction )f the smallpox sheds was rescinded. TnE LOCAL GOVERMINElt BOARD INQUtiRY ...

... inn Srnder- laud. In lull 2, more fatal cases of scarlet fever were recorded, rrickirig 525 2 since the beginning of July. Smallpox cauced 8;0 more deaths iul London and the suburban districts. FENIAMISM AT BRADFORD. Fr;Y TFL!o:n4ij'nj,1 Jou-, To:ux, 30 ...

... have known ?? to be for many weeka in milk despots in this city, and in one instatzic a mlilk-carrier was a walking case of smal'lpox Mr. Grayv's 'ill for the notifiesition of infedtions diseases Ira. objected to by the profes- sion because of the onus to ...

... district. Tahe Rev. Cauca e Glaluger presided at the Presentation a SMALLPOX IN BELFAST. (SECIAL TELEGRAM.) y Freeman Office, Belfast, Toesalay. i There is at present a great deal of smallpox in i. Belfast, and the disease seems still to be on the in- crease ...

... hill e to risk uly S reputation as a public man, wrote Ednward ?? II to the Liverpool Mercr l , if the wvorst case of 21] smallpox cannot he oared in three days, simply ill by the use of cream of tartar. One ounde of S creaml of tartar dissolved in a piut ...

... district comprising 8 more deaths from searhittina. The Si) deaths from all causes regis- tered in Belfast comprise 2 from smallpox, 1 from scarlatina, 1 from whooping-cough, 3' from fever (I typhus, 1 typhoid or enteric, and I 'simple con- tinned fever) ...

... about a hundred gipsies en- s camped in about thirty vans and tents in Green- - wich MaIrshes, where there had been a case of smallpox. The children were in a wretched con- a dition. a vnd the School Board officer htd not t visited the squatterts. He thought ...

... Croizette turned green with poison, the c Il portrayal of delirium tremens in L'Assomrooir, t ,the death of Nan% from smallpox, and the guillo 1 tine scene which I described to you the other day f i it a piece at the Ambiigu, Parisian playgoers have ...

... and place was 50. The only matter relative to the public health of Belfast which deserves special notice is the increase of smallpox. Up till the 19th ult. only ten cases had occurred in November: but since Saturday twenty-three new cases have been reported ...

... remarkable that in the principal Dublin hospitals there was not a single death from smallpox, measles, typhus, typhoid, or pneumonia, and only one from scarlatina. As for smallpox, it has now for verv maany months been unknown in Dublin. The more carefully the ...

... and has P elii)no less thiin itil deaths since the be- itliign of .1liv I n Londoni and suburbs 23 X I-Ji r;sult 2l froni smallpox last woek. g Si\ atrrrcts under the Coercion Act ?? o mal-- vesterday. y Tllo )iiagh Land ('ourt continued its sit- V tn- ...

... twice as kigh in the French army, being 9 per 1,000, as %gainst S per 1,000 in Germany. tlhere has not been a single case of small-pox in the Germw a army during the past year, while in Pramee there have been 1,037 cases, of which 98 proved 'fatal. A NzEv ...