... 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 ...

... Egyptian Hall and the other reception-rooms ot the Lon- D don Mansion House by electricity. In consequence of the outbreak of smallpox in Maidstone Gaol, orders have been issued by the Home Secretary for et no more prisoners to be sent there. is Mrs Jdno Sly ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... meet to consider the report till the 16th June. The Hon. F. Hanbury-Tracy, M.P., who has been suffer- ing from an attack-of smallpox, is now recovering. The Committee of the.House of Lords on the working of the Irish Land Act has been adjourned until to ...

... scarlet fever were recorded, raising tbe number re- corded withiin this boroagh since the boginning of July last to 690. Smallpox caused 23 more degths in London and its sluburbs. DESTRUcOTIE FcnE AT PLYMouT.'-Yesterday a -fire broke nt' at Plymouth shortly ...

... the following case, which came under her personal know- ledge :-The children of a poor working woman were . taken ill with smallpox. With that natural dread of having them taken from her, which, ignorantly. foolish as it may appear to some reformers has ...

... conviction for mntslauihter against a mad named Morley, one of the sect called the Pentuiliar People, whose child died from smallpox. The Cotft h eld there was net sufficient evi- dence to sh ow that life would have been saved had a doctor been called in ...

... publican, was fined 40s. and costs for causing his daughter to be it- moved iii a cab to a hospital while she was suffering from smallpox. Halidey Elswerth, being convicted at the Lincoln Assices of having committed two burglaries while he was a member of the ...

... GLEANINGS. r. M1illais's picture, entitled Caller Herrin, is being engravediby Mir. Hubert Herkomer. Smallpox continues to spread in Leeds, three ,more cases i having beau removed to the hospital. Cblonel Keith Fraser retires from the 1st Life Guards ...

... on Monday lest (and which appears in the o l'ost of to-day), your reporter, in error, arsounced sixty- v three cases of small-pox as having occurred in thetown a since the disease was imported.' I As this is a mnlady not to be exaggerated, allow me to ...

... Saturday, at Nottingham thc magistrates imposed firie of 4Cs. upon a man named ioseph Moulds for himself whilst suffering from smallpox. * f ir. A. M. Sullivan is writing four addlitiosnnl chatio to his New Ireland, bringing the work dowete the commencement ...