... unique in the whole history of epidemics. Towards the end of the month of October last year, rumours began to get abroad that small-pox had broken; out in the Transvaal. Now, it is from the Transvaal and the native States adjoining the i Transvaal that most ...

... in the chair. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SMALL-POX. The CLERK read a letter from )Jr W. Inglis, H.Iwc. Inspector of Reformatory and Industrial Schools, pointing out that in consequence of the t great prevalence of small-pox throughout the coun- try at the present ...

... In an is w fectivo state, the eeiool vacation was on, Otherinidrlsese top Is and girls, goinaf to school with indeotteted smallpox fies ha thdm, mlight have giveot rise to serions mischilel helotreI g cauna cotild have been diecosered ardaverted. Mitiitn ...

... no doubt represen- .tations might be made. THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC IN LONDON. IDr CAMERON called attention to the small. pox epidemic in London, and moved That in view of the alarming increase of smallpox in .London, this House cails upon 1icr ?dsjeit ...

... ert f th Fevr Hopita tending the administration of the Smallpox Hospital aunficiently and iefely. It was impos- sible to detail the re-arrangements already adopted, or which must be adopted as smallpox extended. It ?? be necessary to give carte blanche to ...

... there cholera,,if it came, the wvould do likewise. Smallpox, unlike typhoid fever. thi paseed' from ,the body in as infective a state -as it ho would ever be, in. A patient Suffering from, the smallpox had a zone of infection around him, he and any person ...

... its way to Ambukol nexts Week. Since the arrival of the British troops here seven deaths have occurred, two being I from small-pox, and other five from various causes. No invalids have been forwarded to Cairo, none of the cases being serious enough. Wady ...

... and the Presbytery agreed to his translation. It was I mentioned that the 'Metropolitan Local Govern- ment had opened a small-pox camp on a site oppo- site the church at Dareoth, and that there wesre now upwards of 1000 small pox patients within a 1 stone's ...

... Captain Neilson, was deferred till next ordinary Lneeting. - LrITS. - SMALL-POX IN LrEITH. - On Monday e sening it was di-covered by the sanitary inspector of toe burgh of Leith that small-pox had broken out in a house in 8 Cable WVynd. Leith, the patient being ...

... hi The departure of the 50th Regimaent has m been deferred till Monday, in consequence, 1: I believe, of an outbreak of small-pox among 2, the men. e. .~ f(REUTER'S rnEORAMS.) t's Dongola, November 7. tr- A company of mounted infantry arrived here ci ...

... accompany it, i Cr?5 til; .il. h ?qt banl; o the Nil. Sinc the .f,~c nt''rV troops here seven deaths Vf .*r el.two beicg from smallpox, and L ?? yarioU canses. No invalids iesD ?? to Cairo, none of the cases ; joils enoagb Cairo, December 3. of the reported ...

... ts. | riot rouely cssi-ped i iil their Its ei, but trot without disfgurre. z xsscnt. I. iSuch iristasices, frerrient iii smallpox, ami i eqllally as ire. ^ Lent in scarlet ft,%er ansi other iniectiousi diswasss, short plainly los datricous isto the pprilar ...