... than any representative of Enzland could do it for him. He fancies, however, that his detention his owing to the fact of smallpox being in Cape Town, and if this is the reason, he wishes to know further why he was landed at all, and he says that even ...

... the sparrows to America for? Because he lhated the country and wanted revenge. It wasn't enough for him that we have small-pox, yellow fever, cholera, droughts, fioods, cyclones, and forest fires, and grasshopper plagues. What are the chief merits ...

... e families returned home fromi London cevidently setferieg front omne illness, which wse inmicediately discovered to be small-pox. The lady of the house took speedy precast- tiotts for the beuefil; of the girl, calling in their ttnily doctor, alld spettding ...

... discussion it was b agreed to collect it in two moieties of 11d. each. dg THE OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX. de The Inspector reported that with reference to the case W] of small-pox at the Bakers' Arms, everything necessary St to disinfect the place and so forth bad ...

... scarlet fever, I'd aul 2 of typhoid fever (1 death). in- Earl Soham : 72 cases of measles, 91 of scarlet ,rk fever, 4 of small-pox, 28 of diphtheria (1 death), and 7 e case of typhoid fever. Iis Saxmindham: 37 cases of measles, 31 of scarlet svd foyer ...

... energies, and his thought, irom early morning till late at night for the 'aie people. Notably, a few months since, when :k of small-pox threatened to spread rapidly but '!rbcheked, maiauly through his :;ctivity-and both : lrr. W~ilson t. ) -_ is not thonglat ...

... four o'clock. Small-yea in Arinagh.-Mr. Redmond asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether, in view of the prevaene of, small-pox of ds very Virulent type in the cliseic of eagih, the would order the removal of the suspects from Armagh Gaol. entkn Mr ...

... because there is infection in a few Places, Would be like prohibiting holiday-makers from going to London because there is small-pox in Spitalfields and Stepney. The grandmotherly, dryenurse style of the legislation of tile Gladstone Government, has had ...

... the graves of two twins, aged 14, who died within a fortnight of each other, of that terrible saourge in those days, the small-pox, and were buried in 1740 Here sleeputwo sisters, twins, nipt in their bloom, And all their beauty withering in this tomb ...

... Taeslay. Walter Brinkley said on the ith of March lie was in the wood looking for a pony, near Irish Corner. close to the Small-pox Hospital. His inicle James Brinkley was with him. Whilst looking about lie saw a man lying dead. They told the porter at ...

... who has medical charge of the patients, and myself, are perfectly satisfied with the building, and we have proved that small-pox can be safely isolated in one pavilion, without dsnger to scarlet fever and typhoid fever patients, occupying the other two ...

... 13th, 1832. f Qeotlemien,-I leave to report that leaving received inatrec- 0 tiene from Dr. Grooms ona the let inst. that small-pox had V1 ?? out at the Baker's Arms, I at once comumnicated r hhwith the Medical Officer of Health, and steps were taken to ...