... varying from 6-3 at Aldeidge to 16-3 at Paisels. Nfo fre case of smallpox had oeurred, but le eseeommendod that placards should bo issued Containing simple directions for the treatment of smallpox aicd ?? Beard resolved to carry out the soggeslien. JUVENILE ...

... resolved that the Master be requested to prepare a report o0n the subject-Mr. Cs.UcAS drew attention to the appearance of small-pox and scarlet fever ini the town, and proposed, for the safety of the inmates of the Worl.itouse, that the visiting aud'leave ...

... two-fromi measles. r There was also one case of smallpox, which was removed to the 'hospital Mr. Sutton called attention to cthe niecessity of providing a building, for the accommo- 0 dation of smallpox cases, as 'the inspector had been d informed by ...

... the fortnightly meeting of the Board' yesterday.-Mr. Stretton, medieal officer, attended the meeting with refer- a hese to smallpox ?? and Tipton, and said he t was told there was considorable communication between those places and Kidderminster, and he ...

... HICnsNDoTrHaexpressed some fear of an epidemic of smallpox. We hope this' anticipation may not prove to be well founded; but it is unquestiosnable that, chiefly we believe through imported cases, there is more smallpox in the town than we have had for several ...

... into thle, ctredt, and then kicking him si badly that hle had to go to the' t h spitldl. .: ' TITONT. *TarimOUTRAE OFt 0 SMALLPOX IN THE PA PmIi E.-- O Tuesday night6 the ordinary monthly meeting of the Local, Board 'of Health was held, at the o oCdeaf; ...

... per 1,000, and thin at a time whoall a large amount of sickness-much of it of an epidemic oharacter-was; prevailing. The smallpox epidemic had increased since tha lastnmeotig of tho 'oard, tle diseaeo having oxteudeod t in area and numbers, and lio had ...

... iu which any spread of the disease htd thus bjeepieveirted. He wished it to be knowvn that perions thus wilfully removing smallpox patients from one town to another were liable to.. presecution, and it worhl be for the Sanitary Committee to consider whether ...

... Schreiber, PL,, will take the chair, and be suppeortod by many mnembers of Parliament from both sides of th a House. . How SMALL-POX IS SPREAD.-At a meoting of the ,Metropolitan Asylums Board, ou Saturday, attention was Icalled to a case in which a man - ...

... COSMOPOUITE, June 12. * SMALLPOX IN BIRMINGHAMI. TO the EDITOR of thc DAILY PosT. Sir,-I read with interest the short article whiclk appesared in your issue of the 10th instant, with reference to the recent cases of smallpox in the town; and I have to ...

... time, but & se espeeially so at the presenS when so nuoeh silelmesa prevailed in the dis. trict Thirty-five fresh cases of small-pox -had been under his personal obserevation duridig the. fort- B night, a third of wvhichl might he pronounced severe ct ttacoks ...

... Belied sec held ; Mr. Criflithe paresidting.-A letter was read an,. Ifront the medical officer 'ina which be stated that smallpox had ear f~rea to qstyroftan Ki ng's Hill, hut that all the cases wet-a ma~ ?? typo, 'The Vteiting Officer sald-prorautions ...