... supposed to be near the wells. General Buller, commanding the infantry, arrived to-day. i With the exception of two cases of smallpox, the health otethe troops is excellent. (FaRO ANOTIER COlnxESPORDmET. ] |OUAXIJ lt, WsDsAY, 9.40 .ri 1 There 'was a fight ...

... Wing fever always among us, and though tbhre c aa kind of flush of it at present. the maladV has lost its virulence, like small-pox; it no more t tages as it did of old than the Black Death u ?? through England The old wter d to whom we have alrady referred ...

... all causes, which had been 20.7 and 19.5 per 1,000 in the two preceding weeks, was 1W.8. There were ouly two deaths from smallpox throughout the whole of the me- tropolis. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the miewn reading of the barometer last week ...