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... Christiana, Pennsylvania. The ruins of the shattered trains took fire, and three of the railway eniployds were burned to death. Small-pox is alarmingly prevalQlt. in the west. It is supposed to have been introduced by emi- r grant steamers, and the western cities ...
... country and the East is restored and reopesed ,t for traffic. 0 The butcher Whitehead, who, whilesuirfering from eon- gfluent smallpox, escaped from Oldhais Hospital, in a fit of s- delirium, and wandered for two hours it the streets, has s- since died. a ...
... years. sh Of I The Orient steamship Garonne, which arrived here on en the 6th of December with a passenger suffering from smallpox, who afterwards died, proceeded on Friday noon TI to Saldana Bay, where she landed her passengers for the an Cape, as we22 ...
... 642. The r 42 deaths from diphtheria included 13 in Portsmouth, 3 in rManchester, and 2 both in Birmingham and Liverpool. Smallpox caused 37 more deaths in London :aud suhurbas. districts, and 2 in Salford. There is nothing so sustaining in cold weather ...
... Sir Johnt Robertson will discharge the duties of Colonial Secretary, in addition to the work of his own C departmemit. a SMALLPOX IN AMERICA. 11ASHINGTON, JANUARY 5. c The officers of the National Board of Health and of the 'Lovernment Hospital Service ...
... shameful neglect, although it is but d. thirteen years since the celebrated coloured tragediacwas su carried oil at Lodz by the smallpox. But stepS are to be a' taken imnmediately to restore the tomb, .r- On Saturday night a fire broke out on board the steamer ...
... n Stoue Street, after whric they task a eosec at a place i nown as the Parchirentn, S near to Lhe pool. lere ?? races of smallpox have developed, V and fear is entertained hat a further outbreak may occur In the distriet. WVEDNESBUTRVY. . Ae OLD Orrsi ...
... July to 661, Thme 34 deaths from diphtheria in twenty-eighit towns included 13 inLno, 4i oteiponthi, and'S in Birmingham. Smallpox caused 22 more deathsi last week' in London and its suburban districts, 1 in Nligaa '1 in Oldhsan, I in Bolton, and 1 in ...
... a labourer at Phimstead, and belonging to l1 the sect known as the Peculiar People. Deceased bad 1o been suffering from smallpox and his parents in accord. n ance with their creed, refused to call in medical aid. The a jury returned a verdict of manslaughter ...
... tire case of tire eras Owen, weho was recently admitted into tire tramp ward from Liehilfeld Union whilot suffering from smallpox, and promising an enquiry.-A.I precept Wa reated requiring paysognt by the 18th February of the sum of £6 10.l. 2,1, In respectof ...
... Battalioes 60ltl Rifles ic Ire. aland. , lanr. James Wolstenholsue, surveyor for the Castletoc .e Local Board, lies died of smallpox, at the inry Unicse ;l Workhouse having caught tlcs disease while ?? li. a infecting a liouse belonging to one of thi inileubunr ...
... within the borough sines the beginning of July lust 675. The 28 deaths from dilihtheria ?? i London 13 aid Portsmouth 12. Smallpox causod 24 more deaths in London and its suburbs, and 1 each in Brighton, Nottinglaisi, Boltons, Leeds, and Hiull. WEATHER ...