... months no less than three members of the a fire brigade have died. v. SMALALPOX AT AsTON.-The weekly return of cases of t smallpox in Aston Manor, for the wveek ended April 2, t shows that 2 cases have been renorted during the week, i but there have been ...

... thle case of a young ooman named Vie HughesC, living in M \oor Street, for appearing in the streets whilst suffering from smallpox. The Town Clerk [Mr. I. Brevilt) prosecuted.r It was proved that, although defendatnt lid been warned by the medical emicere ...

... d The Managers of the Metropolitan Asylums, at their n meeting ol Saturday, reported that there was an increase 5 of 115 small-pox patients under treatment, as compared I It with a fortnight ago. Tho managers of the Paris theatres have applied to the if ...

... consideration, yesterday, a letter from the Local Government Board, urging them to provide hls- pital accommodation for cases of small-pox, which has now assumed the form of an epidemic in the city, and they resolved to take steps for the erection of a temporary ...

... follow- in ing the west bank of the Nile. Since the arrival 1 of the British troops seven deaths have occurred, two being from smallpox, and the other five from various causes. No invalids have been forwarded * to Cairo, none of the cases being serious enough ...

... GLEANINGS. June 21 will be Founders' Day at Dulwich College, at An epidemia of smallpox has broken out in Cardiff. li The business of tl~e Law Courts will be resumed to- gmorrow. at Unprecedentedly large takes of salmon are reported from ly, the Tay. ...

... fortnightly .meeting of the managers of the ' , as Metropolitakn Asylumil District,, a large increase in the the number of smallpoX patients in the various hospitals was J ing reported, these coming from parishies and unions north of a3 Ilit the Thames ...

... greatest goad for the gi-satret number at the lowest po-- sible cost. Instead of these things they had htatd to put up with. the smallpox liespitasi nittddlo-(otighstsrl- streets out of repair, increaseil rates inevitable, attO in-I fectious diseasoes isrevalelit ...

... Local Government Boalri uspon the subject, the Chairmant said it would be I u-eli to defer any ?? wcss no other business. i, SMALLPOX IN ASTON DIANOR.-Fosmr new cases were r reported during tho week ended February 27. At the y temporary hospital, Chester ...

... 879 children were born. Of this number 4,360 :were successfully vaccinated, 9 -wers unsusceptible of )vaccination, 3 hind smallpox, 458 died sinvacci- noted, 9 were postponed, anid 40 were removed to other ?? Cleric reported thatr he had written to .the ...

... BOARD Or GOARDIANS-Mr1. Dunn. presided yesterdaya at the weekly meeting of thle above IBoard.-The Mlaster 'a a ?? d t Ii the smallpox ten ts purchased from I a 0 ~ oardof Health hadl been wrecked by the gale c of Wednesday. They were not ?? report of Mr. ...

... -The authorities of Dssrhacn c University havel intimated to thse students that in conse- n qssoees of the prevalence of smallpox in Dunham they can r bycommence their Christmas vacationi oms conwpletion of the k byfs-ty-six days' torus.a ig- FATAL COLLS ...