... condeimned' to do so. In 1760 HORACE WA4LPOLE, wrote. lord ?? is dead of the small-pox in three dajs? Is it no0t a matter for congratulation that this great dread of small-pox has nowr almost entirely disappeareds Fur the decade Ikl-I;0lO, says Dr. ...

... report stated that the committee , met to consider the steps to be taken to prevent i- the possibility of an outbreak of small-pox in the y town, Mr. Watkins, the vaccination officer, was in 11 attendance, and lie was directed to act strictly in el accordance ...

... ill with small-pox, and since then the cook has fallen a victim to the same disease. One of the nursing staff is also ill with small-pox. Fortunately Dr. Wliiteiegge, the house surgeon, has onl1y had a very slight attack of modified small-pox. Dr. Himne ...

... Cross-street. He found her sufferings from fever an eruption in the face, which was thought to he small-pox. Ultimeately it turned out a severe case of small-pox. She was removed * on the 12th. A vwomnan from the union was¢ ob- tained as nurse, hut she turned ...

... whi been 74 deaths below 1, and 55 occurred at 60 and P upwards. One death only in the entire quarter -TI was referred to small-pox; scarlet fever caused 14. mi other fevers 3, diphtheria 6, whooping-cough 2 and diarrhoea 12. For a large town these figures ...

... it was stated that the z -vaccination committee had found it necessary t .to take special steps to prevent the spread of small-pox. It is understood that the imprisoned mnembers of Parliament, and many of the other suspects, will be released at an early ...

... figures in the current return. On the wholed then, the current return is satisfactory, at any rate, it showvs no deaths by small-pox, measles, whoop-1 log-cough, fever, or diarrhma. _ _N_ d . ...

... the Liberal cand idate. ti - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?? .fc ig UI Owing to the arrival in Wednesbury of a person B A suffering from smallpox 217 persons have been to Attacked, of whom fiften av died - ...

... Lambert is worth m12,000. Dr. Sergeantm edical officer of health for Bolton, reports that a girl named Edith Ryland has caught smallpox through* reading a leter sent through t>; pot by a patient ing te worhouse hospitl ...

... and the Transvaal forces, although the ' commandant of 2,000 men started for the scene of ah operations on the 17th inst. Small-pox spreads at a Uitenbage, butabates at Cape Town, al ,telloe ST. PnTERSBUasu (rid INSTERBURG), NOV. 18- of There has been ...

... in the evening.st A vessel arrived in Paenartli Roads on Satur-; th- day morning wfith three of th~e crewf ill wvith fbei small-pox. TRhey were removed to the llama- ths dryad Hlospital Ship. It has been decided to erect a mission church at tiawerry, at ...

... approaehesshoeld remind the public that, if tey R. 2- desise to be free from such infectio diseses as Scarlet si Fever. Small-pox, and lMeasles, they shoele wash only width nr WRcoNss COAL TAP. SoeP. Purchase ?? the gelm-oe 0 lWright',)l, which is braudc ...