... ENGLAND AND EGTN - I. SMALLPOX 'AMfONG THE BRITISH TROOPS. CAPTUIII. F A do~fvox TO OSMAF DIGNA. WADY HALFA, Nov. 17.-Lord Wolseley returned ere last night in order to discuss matters with ?'eneral SirRedversBuller,beingunableto telegraph. WADY HAmrA ...

... as INCiSXASE 0F SMALL-Pox ID LONDON.-Tbe ent returnis read at the tortnightly meeting of the managers ,lo of the Metropolitan Asylums Board ou Saturday, i g showed n alaraming insrease in the returus as to the nle umber of small-pox patients ill the ...

... the Metropolitan Asylums Board's Small-pox Hospital at Hampstead. It was unanimously resolved, That, in view of the alarming increase in the cases of small-pox in houses immediately adjacent to the Hampstead Small-POX Hospital, this meeting of residents ...

... n Asylums board seeking an injunction to restrainthedefendants from continuing a camp for the 'reception of convalescent smallpox patients at Darent. His lords hipe ruled that the plaintiffs had felled to make out that there was any langer of infection ...

... FOREIGN TELEGRAMS. TI-E. NILE EXPEDITION. ?? 4- OUTBREAK OF - SMALL-POX. DISTURBANCES AT LYONS. ?? Dongola, :Nov. 10. Eight mild cases of small-pox hale occurred among the troops here. Every precaution against the spread of the disease has been taken ...

... referring to the small-pox epidemics in well-vaccinated communi- ties, I have recommended the appointment of a ltoyo Commalission of both advocates and opponents of com- pulsory vaccination, conpowered to take evidence in those9 places whtre small-pox epideumics ...

... the movement to get rid of the Metropolitan Asylurfs Board's Small-pox Hospital at Hampstean. It was unanimously resolved, That, in view of the alarming increase in the cases of small-pox in houses immediately adjacent to the Hampstead Small-POS Hospital ...

... 256 below the average, and at the rate of 19-6 per 1,000. These deaths included 35 from small-pox (a rise of 13, and 23 above the average)-the number of small-pox patients in the Metropolitan Asylumns Hospitals, which had been 580and 669 on the two preceding ...

... four hours in the House of Commons, pre- sumably in the Strangers' (Gallery, after sttffering from the initiatory fever of small-pox, and even when the eruption had appeared he served in his employer's shop until he was taken to the asylum. Tiu E VrEuK'S ...

... its character that it could lba usedl for theo inlo- culation of cattla just in the sam~e wasy as the passoge 5 of virulent smallpox poisonL throug~h the cowv so alters s [its character that it can wvith safety be ueed for the inoculation, i.c., the vaccination ...

... operation, some of which have terminated fatally, as well as by the admitted failure of vaccination tO prevent or even mitigate small.pox in the borough, as shownu by the recent official returns. It was therefore resolved to make compulsory vaccination a test ...

... against 1,507 during the previous seven days, a rise of 14, bttt being 255 below the average. These deaths included 33 from small-pox (a decline of 2, but 20 above the average), the Metropolitan Asylums Hospitals contained 768 patients at the end of last ...