... steamship Castalia, after failing to realisa the h confident; promise of lier'designers, Ises hbea turneda inti o;i uld floating smallpox hospital, under thie mancagemernt' ot - the Ica d Metropolitan Asylums Beard. Hershisf the child, of the On cigars sip that ...

... for ng fishing is injurious to the interests of the fishermen and to usl ~.the supply of erbsb. u he Twvo fresla calses of smallpox: were reported to have ea rid occurred on Saturday, in the house in Helen Street, an k8 Wrexham, wvhero two persosrs have ...

... whom the elder is not yet nineteen. Out of eiglity-eight candidates of the a other sax, as many as forty have failed. in- Smallpox las broken out at Crewe, and a temporary ?? ospital has beems privided. On Friday uciglit one of the -It n-ltie5 ts in a ...

... to by Dr. Walker, aud taken home. The injuries are chiefly to the head, and the man is in a precarious con- dition. Tsis SMALLPOX OTR)RI AIC.-At the Police Court, yesterday-before Mr. Homer and the Rev. W. Griffliths-1 Hannah SIter, married woman, Dudley ...

... meeting of the City Health Committee, at CALI Liverpool, on Thursday, attention was called to the serious (1-11 spread of smallpox, no fewer than thirty-five new casesBU having erisen'in one district within thme last fortnight. Th e 1IrS hospital was stated ...

... divided V into two classes as TegardsIl their causes and D origin. Eaich of the soere specific of the diseases, stich a'i Smallpox, scarlet fever, meales. owe its origin to tho opcmtion of one distinct or speciflo matericrs world, t Theorists on sanitary ...

... Friday lined le £5., at the Thames Police Court, London, for expesing a I s quantity of paper, presumably infected with small-pox. . es IXis daughter lay in one room suffering from a, malignant r. form of the disease, and in another lived a woman with ...

... o of 118 de-grees, produced by steam obtained from a 16- hor~sepower holler with very littlo lire under it.- Atfwnmsenm. Smallpox has unfortunately broken out in some parts of the Iickmansworth district. Every possible precaution, however, is now being ...

... DISTRICT NEWS. ive W~*IOLVERIHAMPTON. rn SMALLPOX.-Three patients have been admitted into lythe infectious ward of the hospital, suffering fromn emi.I- pox. Two of them hail from Heath Town, and the other I 6 conies from within the borough. - ASSAUILTINGS ...

... iauckoroane and the British. Minllanzazo, on behalf of Usiquikela, has made restitti- tion of some cattle recently stolen, Smallpox has again .hroken out on the Diamond Fields. Parliament is expeoted to be opened about April 14. Colonel Clarke was to arrive ...

... this Board was held on Friday; Mrr. B. T. 0adler ?? Medical Officer reported that since his last report ten fresh cases of - smallpox had broken out, five of the cases being in ons house. One death had resulted from the ?? was resolved to contribute £0114 ...

... ivh ant of ersutiori. One oftre bearers, a weoman, carried the coffin containuing Vila body of at child which h~dt dirti of smallpox ore her lop, With the result that she wats shortly afterwards taken ill with the disease arid died. The Health Comurittec ...