... fortnight of 198 patients over the large numbers presented at the last meeting. The small-pox return for the fortnight showed that 409 had been admitted to the Eastern Small-pox Hospital, of whom 31 had died. To the South-Western Hospital 32 had been admitted ...

... garden enclosure of Grosvenor. square or a small-pox hospital alongside Rotten- row. Then the subject would be fully under- stood, and there would be a polite aristocratic shindy. If a peer or a bishop died of smallpox the result would probably save thousands ...

... deaths were 12below, theaverage numbers in the corresponding weeks - of the Last ten years. The 1,536 deaths included 30 from small-pox, 82 from measles, 31 from scarlet fever, 11 from diph- therim 107 from whooping-cough, 1 from typhus, 11 from entterie fever ...

... London ...

... and the deaths by 1, the average numborsin thecoorrespondingweeks ofthelasttenyears. The 1,471 deaths included 20 from small-pox, 78 from measles, 23 from scarlet fever, 20 from diphtheria, S0 from whooping. cough, 1 from typhus, 21 from enteric fever ...

... made cattle raids in East Griqualand, and the chief magistrate has conse- quently demanded restitution and compensation. Smallpox is said to be decreasing in Basutoland, but the disense still prevails in the Diamond Fields. Serious fatal affrays have ...

... ALAMeING SMALL-POX EPHIrImO-AT HACKNEY.- At the ordinary meeting of the Hackney Board of Worlks, on Wednesday, Dr. Tripe, the medical officer of health, reported that since the previous meeting, a fort- night ago, several hundred cases of smallpox had been ...

... accompany it, following tue west Since the arrival of the British troops here seven deaths have occurred, two being from small-pox, and the other five from various causes. No invalids have been forwarded to Cairo, none of the eas-s being serious Cairo ...

... FOREIGN TELEGRAMS. TI-E. NILE EXPEDITION. ?? 4- OUTBREAK OF - SMALL-POX. DISTURBANCES AT LYONS. ?? Dongola, :Nov. 10. Eight mild cases of small-pox hale occurred among the troops here. Every precaution against the spread of the disease has been taken ...

... deaths 236 below the average numbers in the corresponding weeks of the last ten years. The 1,633 deaths included 6 from small-pox, 48 from measles, 34 from scarlet fever, 16 from diphtheria, 3s from whooping-cough, 12 fromn enteric fever, 2 from ill defined ...

... SAZLAE. It gives instant, reief in hcodaohe, sea. or bilious sickness, constipation, heart. tarn, eoarket and othler fevers, smallpox, meoaslos, eruptive and: sli ooo~tius- seno substitute. H. IIArPIOroon, 113, ...

... offspring. This question is pushing to the front, and must sooner or later be faced. In London, to-day, we are confronted with a small-pox epidemic of greater intensity than the last, which carried off no less than eight thousand people,'a frightful mualtitude ...