... PEOUL1A1? PEOPLE ANt) T? SMALL.POX. -4-- -4Z- - Yesterday all inquest wasa held at Pininstead, by Mr. Arundel Carttar, Coroner for Kent, on The body of Abraham Morby, aged eigh~t years, whose parents are members of the religrious sect known as God'~euLsr ...

... Tyson, who on the 17th of May, on beig found suffering from smallpox, was turned away from Guy's hospital, to which institution hehad applied, and afterwards travelled by omnibus to Stockwell Smallpox hospital, was again before the Board. A long correspondence ...

... quarantine owing to'the prevalencs of small-pox on board, and tbe remainder will be set free in te corse f a eek.One of the third-class passengers has died from the disease. There have been 1 altogether twelve cases of small-pox in all the Austra- t The passenere ...

... aggregation of cases of le fevers asin that of small-pox cases} and Sir la Rutherford is so sanguine a believer in the pro- fo tective power of vacoiuation that he thinks the w time will soon come when small-pox will no as longer exist in our midst as an ...

... coantry is being scoured by ?? polic for thef escaped p~rison~er. THE SMALLPOX IN SOUTH AFRICA. (rououR} 3RlTBR'S AGENCY.) CAPETOWN, 0. 11. (V*l Plymouth.) The epidemie of small-poX is still steadily dicuinishsig and the Mayor at the last meeting of the ...

... case during the period when inoculation of small-pox itself was to be carried out on a large scale in order to hold in check, asit was thought, more extreme outbreaks of the disease. Such danger from small-pox is now fairly passed, but in respect to scarlet ...

... not very high moral condition, andI regret to bave to point them out in a regular a~my otherwise so worthy of our esteem. SMALL-POX EP]DEwbcI.-Ths sanitary authorities at Wednesbury on Thursday succeeded in isolating the whole of the smnall-pox patients ...

... Hospital committee stated, as evidencing the manner in which small-pox was propagated, that the following copy of a report had been made by Dr. Bernard, the medical superintendent of the Small-pox Hospital, on the 26thult. :- John Tyson, agedtwenty. one ...

... that country. RIt is officially announced from the Colonial Secre- tory's office, on the report of the M9dical Board, that small-pox has ceased tobe anejpidemnic in Capetown and is dying out in the Cape division. A fresh case has occrred at Port Elizabeth ...

... attempt on the a part of the Board to convert the hospitals e HampstcAdeand Fuilham into centres for the ' aggregation of small-pox cases from various t parts of London was met with strenuous op- t position. The first case tried ?? that of t Mampstead, ...

... journals, to the immezisty of thep German ?? from small-pox, wherel vaccination is de rigueur, ?? wvith the French army, where he p zavs vakcclnation i less rigorously caried out, and in C which small-pox prevailed, deducing therefronm an S argument is ...

... lation, In tire outer ringll 15 fatal cases of sea-letfever, it of measles, 9 of diphtheria, and 1 of small-pox were recorded. One death from small-pox was registered in Chisleburst sub-district. CeARGE AGAINST A POLICE CONSTAPIE. -Ulysses Redard, a po ...