... He emphaticay denied the stitement i ' which he presumed had emsnatedfrom the Metropolitan I A sylum e Boar4, that the, small-pox epidemic in t London is at - au esd. Only on Snday tbree children . from one family in that neighbourhood were taken r g ...

... three piecedin.oc weeks had declined from 21.2 to 20.0, further fell last veek ton lqo. Thme 1,529 dleaths included ii from small-pox, t6 from meas!es, tS famll scarlet fever, 31 from diphtheria, 36 from whooping-cough, fi fci. - ',lhis, 2 ?? enteric fever ...

... Northern Courts will probably wait until they discover what Lord Northbrook intends to do in Egypt. The decrease in the small-pox epidemic goes on steadily. At the recent meeting of the Metropolitan Asylums Board it was stated that on the 20(tlh ult. ...

... Board, a return was made to the effect that the case was one of neglected simple cholera of thirty hours' duration, 12 from small-pox (a fall of 9, exceeding the average by 3), 22 from measles (a decline of 6, and 5 below the average), 24 from scarlet fever ...

... diarrhmea and dysentery (a decline of 40), 2 from choleraic ?? and cholera (the same number as the previous week), 6 from small-pox (a fall of 3), 18 from tueasles (an increase of 7), 26 frons scarlet fever (a rise of 3), 21 from diphtheria (a decrease ...

... and thence ia to inspect a barrow, and to visit a cromlech at Newton is Burro ws and two or three churches. T HaAMP6R7.AD SMALL-POX HOSPITAL.- A deputation from the public meeting of residents in North St. Pancras and South Hampstead recently held wt tconsider ...

... Ho~pstead Vestry,, Mr. cwra EicakworthREs sidina importan epr fo Dr. (hsnr4n themedi-.; ?? heAlth, on th msbjeat of ithe srMII small-pox in the dsinc te pear*1 711asa of the Metropo ?? .Boird~jW - - -ea Hospital fur the receptin of s mnl-o. nestgte witha, motion ...

... idea of a supplementary collection was therefore abandoned. SMALL-POX AND FtvzzER IN THE METirROtOLIS. At a mceting of the Metropolitan Aksylumns Board, on Saturday, the returns from the small-pox and fever hospitals under the management of tile Board showed ...

... A public meeting to receive the reports of the deputations to the Hampstead and St. l'ancras Vestries on the Hampstead Small-pox Hospital question will be held this (Monday) evening at South Hamnstead Working Men's Club, Fleet-road. Mr. Charles Mackeson ...

... with the . o, h would 'have to o to the unioL. Ea walked there Aout, two miles, and, was told they had.no convexutmosfor small-pox ptients, s he must go bckto ?? , w!a he -did-onrlyto be' re- fused sdmittwwa.~ W ?? '0llow walked about the road until he ...

... Concert at thie Albert Hall, Kens-igtora, 8. NWorh-West London Local Parliament, at 95, H-lampstead-road, S. Hampstead Small-Pox Hospital, Meetinag of Deptu tations at the South Hampstead Working Mael Club, S. ico Yards Amateur Swimming CharnpionslhiP ...

... returned O as having died iunthe workhouse at the great age oi 105 h years. No death occurred in Hampstead in 1183 from . smallpox, and only cue case of illness from that disease o was reported during the year. it TuB Nzw PoSTAaE STAmpS.-Who is Zdspon- ...