... circumstances in connection with a case of smallpox in Bott Lane. The inspector of nuisances, the letter set forth, visited on the 12th the house No. 38, Bott Lane, from which he had proelously removed a case of smallpox to the epidemic hospital, and there found ...

... S. H. BOOTH, London, also addressed the meefing.- A vote of thanks to the Mayor for presiding terminated the meeting. THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN THE BLACK COUNTRY. Last night an ordinary monthly meeting of the Tipton Local Board was held at the Offices, ...

... were from . symoticz-viz., one from typhoid fever and two from smallpox. One of these deaths had taken place In the hospital and me the other in Oakeswell SStreet. With regard to smallpox, vwv he had no hesitation in saying that there had been a in- marked ...

... some notes which Te had made upon.the history of the smallpox epidemic in Wednesbury, and- upon. the tent-hospital Isolation which had been provided. He said that in March last an epidemic of smallpox encroached insidiouslybut surely upon Wednesbury, introduced ...

... of :Aston Manor and Handsworib, the committee attended a conference upon the question of the erection of a hospital for small-pox cases for those two sanitary districts in conjunction witb Saltley. After full discussion of the plans whichl had been sereed ...

... Breajitt, the new Town Clerk. The a.soint. ment has received the conurmation of the Lord Chan- cellor. . SMALLPOX AT HEATn TowN.-On Saturday a case of smallpox was found to have broken out in Tames Street, i Heath Town. The patient is a man who has been acouse- ...

... fever 1, measles 1, and smallpox ,4, 3 of, the latter taking place in the hospital, aand the other in St. James Street, Three out of the four e were anvaccinated persons. There had been a consider- . able subsidence in the smallpox epidemic, which might ...

... CsrCAIRsMAN Said whae Mr. Tomues entered 0 the ward there war, no ksiowledge of smallpox being in the 1 house.-Dr. 1HICKINOTHAM sarid that dthring tlhe present opidemio of smallpox it wvas vory important that every 0 precaution should be takens; and lie should ...

... of deatbs than M ,a iusual from zymotio diseases-viz., 4 from diarrhrea, 1 re n from diphtheria, 1 from fever, and 3 from smallpox, 11 il maling a total of 9 altogether. Thirty new cases of sm-all- y pox hadcome under his observation ia the fortnight, ...

... taken to psrevenst the spread of measles, ;o smallpox, and scarlet fever. The schools in the; s, loealities infected wvithl measles sysre fortunately closed ;r fcr-thie summer Isollifless. A case of smallpox hiad occurred 3. at the W'orkhouise nt Selly ...

... said that, considering there was small-pox in the town, this was a very favoturable Ireturn, -He added that one of the pawnbrokers had drawn his attention to the fact that there was considerable danger of small-pox being epreed if jifected clothing vas~taken ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. il A Renter's telegram, dated Cape Town, October 11 (viR P d Plymouth), states that the ep)idomio of smallpox is still r be steadily diminishing, and the layor at the last meeting of t aet the Town Council stated that two medical men would ...