... the Act. * Mr PA:EerSOs then stated that le ,would libellor small-pox. Mr Ssew said his information was that it was measles, but rather than go into the matter he would plead guilty to small-pox. He intended, however, to take en objeition to the iuidictmnent ...

... intro- duced the deputation. Siir CRt LEs Unu said Parliament had assented to the recommendation of the Royal Commis- sion on Smallpox, that floating hospital ships should be more largely used than they bad been in the past. The carrying out of that policy ...

... intelligence has been received T from the Special Commissioner despatched to Coo- massie. FATAL OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX. IREVA, Wednesday. Small-pox has broken out among the crew of the t( A|merican ship Arabia, which has arrived off this si post. Eighteen ...

... replied that they have no objections I thereto. dis _______________________Vo g THE SMALLPOX IN BALTIMORE. the wall [RBOM To-DAY's Tim.s duz PsHi.aDznsru, Sunday. The smallpox scare at Baltimore increases, having 3 adepressingeffect onl trade. The Mayor reports ...

... the rate of &3O per thousand, or VY3 beiow, the rate for the previous wesik. An unvaclciuated ocean died in Glasgow' from small-pox. Acute diseases of the cheat caused 115 deatbs, or 14 leass than the number recorded for the previous week. The mean tern- ...

... statistics to show that the loss of life from small-pox -since the :1 measures taken during the present century had been reduced from 3000 per million to 15G per million. It ,was argued that the diminution of small-pox was due e to improved sanitary arrangements ...

... infantile to the total deaths had fallen from ever 5S -per cent. to 43 per cent., at which it stoodi in March. No cases of smallpoxe were registered durize Hthe fortriigh£. Tb'e uumber of cases of fever registered was 47 in place of 49%-viz., 27 of i enteric ...

... thousand, or 05 below the rato fur the previous week. Hloopiug-congh wee the most fatal miasmat ie disrsasa One death from small-pox war registered in Glasgow. From acute diseases of the chest 102 deaths were registered, or 5 more than it the pro- vious ...

... ard other tribes. A shock of earthquake has been felt at Peshasur, causing slight damage to several houses and the fort. Small-pox is decreasing in Bombay. The eldest son of the late Sir Salar Jung hlas been attackod by the diecase. THE MARQUIS OF, LORNE ...

... turned ot a complete success, and water is now lowing into the town from the ?? river. Accordirg to the last report from the Small-pox Hospital there were only ten inmates, of wbom only eight were in a convalescent condition. The i dirsease has also almost ...

... eb Zymotic diseases was at the rate of 313 per thousand, pr or O'S below the rate for tho previous week. Two th cases of small-pox occurred in Glasgow, and w a case of varicella in Edinburgh. Acute W diseases of the chest caused 129 deaths, or 11 th less ...

... officers. He adds that the sanitary coaition of Ten(nin has been extremely bad latterly, and that an epidemic of virulent small-pox prevails at Hanoi, which has already proved fata6l to many French soldiers. He urges, therefore, the necessity of having ...