... certain part of the river Deben for the detention of Yessels in quarantine, should they be found to have eases of cholera or small-pox on board. This action was taken in consequence of the Loeal Goov .brnent Board having written to the Ipswich Custom Authorities ...

... Corpora- ,,on in particular. Your Votes and Interest will very much X 0 7 ~Gent~lemen,x: Your Humble Servant, PEILIP BROKE. The small-pox it appears had commenced its ravages again in Ipswich, for a notice was published in reference to it, ar follows Ipswich ...

... Quarter Sessions at some village -instead of at Bury St. Edmund's, in consequence of the preva. lence in the latter place of small-pox. Yet this is exactly what happened in 1744, the Quarter Sessions being held at the Pickerel Inn, at Ixworth. 'Vaccination ...

... a special mission to the Chief of Axwhin, has been sur- rounded by the Assinees, and all communication with him stopped. Small-pox is stated to be raging in Coomassie. FOUR MEN ]KILLED AT A FIRE. The Clepington Waste Works at Dundee, a building four stories ...

... friendly relation* giving op criminal*, obstinately refoae* reeogntoe the appointment of Mr. Ortand, aa Britiah 8t John'*. Small-pox to atill raging the diamond flelda. and arveral cum are reported from the Orange Free State. A caae waa ditoovared j eater ...

... Gentleman that lives most part of the W T Year in Loirox. A Genteel Person, between 28 and 40 years of age, that has had the Small-Pox to be as Companion and Housekeeper. One that has been brought up in a genteel, frugal, and handsome manner, either Maid or ...

... increase, which is to be explained in the same manner. Zymotic Diseases.-The seven principal zymotic dis- eases, namely, small-pox, measles, scarlet fever, diph- theria, whooping-cough, fever, and diarrhea, were i credited with 3j per cent. of the total ...

... I see in one of my reports I 3- described it as being ' one of the principal nurseries for ,infectious diseases. The small-pox epidemic of 1872 :, commenced at Siloam-place, and spread to other parts of i, the town. Since the new drainage has been ...

... nts for servants, apprentices, &c., at this period it is expressly stipulated that the ap- Plicants must have had the small-pox, showing that this terrible disease was much feared, and was a great t Molester of business. One advertisement says :- XIVANTED ...

... the roads. The Chinese retreated to their own frontier. General Negrier then occupied Bacninh. INDIA. A severe epidemic of smallpox is raging in Madras, the death-rate in the city being higher than has ever been reached since the famine. SPAIN. At Madrid ...

... I FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE DISCOVERY OF A DYNAMITE FACTORY IN FRANCE. SERIOUS FLOOD IN THE UNITED STATES. SMALL-POX AT MADRAS. THE RECENT EARTHQUAKE IN SL&VONIA. THER:MARRIAGE AT DARMSTADT. THE TONQUINESE UNDER FRENCH RULE. The Special Correspondent of the ...

... isolation frequently iuooessla! in preventing the spread of a disease. Id a third chapter defines the special diseases, small-pox, ecarlet fever, measles. German measles, cough, diphtheria, typhus fever, typhoid fever, Ac.; fourth chapter describes the ...