... several lives have been elst. Sixty of the rioters at Corismntino have been arrested, and crnmmitted for trial at Accra, Smallpox is stated to be ragilig ill Coomnassic. CAPE TOW'N, JANUARY 22 (lia Plymouth). The disturbances iu the Leribe district have ...

... instance time patient came hoilno ill frem Liverpool; and only three other scattered cases were re- ported Eight cases of smallpox oecuiired during the ryear, but by the promwpt removal of the suf- feress to the honpital, and by carrying out other precau- ...

... 23, Otley. tl ?? PoEALe HARIEoMnS (at 12).-Tuesday, February 19, Taid. dington Hligh Mere; Saturday, 23, Newhaven, In tb SMALLPOX IN BIPRTINGBAM. e) Twenty-nine eases have been reported during the past ,. week. A. Number in hospital, Februesay 7 . ?? ...

... had been visited weekly. Owing to the recent outbreak of small-pox, the visits to the Workhouse were, by the re- quest of the officials of the house, temporarily discon- tinued. The small-pox and fever wards in the Borough Hospital had been visited once ...

... Yours respectfully, JOHN NORMAN. 314, Wheeler Street. February 17. THE SMALLPOX. To the EDosro of the DAILY PORT. r Sir,-Your issue of to-day contains a short paragraph l headed Smallpox in Birmingham. Permit me to ,seegest that additional value wveuld ...

... that I intend my lettep Cliablituntis-lleliec 'no, my dear Mr. Sylvester, yours ?? tini, H-. JAvwncxrS. V ACCINATION AND SMALLPOX. 9 s fl EsDITorn of thre DALY PoSr. strict bav ill my office an entire list of all cases since present epidemic, and can ...

... district, with the view of bringing the matter under the notice of the Local Govern- ment Board, if deemed ?? Board then rose, SMALLPOX IN ASTON. The following is the return by Dr. May, medical officer of health, of eases of ?? ?? MEWtr, for thie week ending ...

... beets disburainieI death. To some extent tine unusual amouit Of iirls r i death had been due to the cpidemics of scarlet Iln` smallpox wnhich had occurred during tine year, itr. at least be said, however, that during tie svh)le *i;d the society they had mever ...

... attributed to various rymotic diseases. In the monthly report of the medical officer it was stated that all the t cases of smallpox remaining in KCidderminster were now convalescent. -The Watch Committee reported t the promoticn of Sergeant Griffiths to ...

... Ci, vn five years of age, and diseases of the re rca Onz in had beon the most fatal of ay tlr to Upwards of 300 cases of smallpox had occurre h dho~ cr all were of a modified form. Only 18 of tle d 5c 1 as- fatal. In the hospital provided 62 cases IaId ...

... -n ing of the Rtourbiidge Rural Sanitary Authierity, a ret cg deputation attended from Hales Osweni relative to the Be r. smallpox epidemic there, and nskihu that a committee on *r might be appointed to confer with then as to the best an ix mcans of isolating ...

... 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 ...