... been registered. The Chairman an ,th s t ch exceptios to the medical officsr oaving epela Lp- the hospital for other than smallpox caeSO lly the authority of the Board but were willing ton'0L.' ite the irregularity regarding it, as the Chairniall in as ...

... Stsney Lane.-The Medical Officer . stated that whilst the Board had been sitting he had been informed of an outbreaic of smallpox at a house in Feeder t Street, West Smethwicke, - TREAtT TO AGED Poor.-On Thursday evening about a 200 poor people, of ages ...

... |EGYPT AND THE SOUDAN.; 11 I THE NILE CAMPAIGN. pi ;.PROGRESS OF THE, EXPEDITION. d ?? ~~~re ,h SMALL-POX AMONGST THE TROOPS& 05 I, __ _ _ _ _ _ _W I [SI'ICIAL TELEGRA51S TO THIS MOdjJING'S DAILY t N~~~wS.] ~~~TI ItDONGOLA, Novnrnrnr 19 (5.5 p.m.) ...

... and lie wanted to keep the expenses down. Alderman l Birnian drew attention to the filthy condition of a locality where smallpox broke out last winter, and said unless it was seen to there would be somethine bad occurring gainl. Mr. Herring said it was ...

... less appreciated than it would he if the present genera- tion had before them the -terrible danger attending the disease of smallpox in the days before vaccination was ?? lecture, which was illustrated by lantern - views, was listened to with great attention ...

... d The Managers of the Metropolitan Asylums, at their n meeting ol Saturday, reported that there was an increase 5 of 115 small-pox patients under treatment, as compared I It with a fortnight ago. Tho managers of the Paris theatres have applied to the if ...

... help to bend a new foretopsail, fell into the sea and was drowned. Deceased was son of tr. Foster, eonfectionser, llditby C Smallpox has re-appeared at Crewe, and after a meeting I of the newly-formed Healthl Cominittee, on Monday night, s mcans weretke ...

... to wvars Ocr corresponcellts of the consequences of 6!1ipig t , b vessels sailing from or touching at gorto wiero clcirl smallpox exists. AMention of wihat las heel dlt it li case of the Calldonie, M.M. stctreer from Msruerlale ' rshow the treatment ...

... -The authorities of Dssrhacn c University havel intimated to thse students that in conse- n qssoees of the prevalence of smallpox in Dunham they can r bycommence their Christmas vacationi oms conwpletion of the k byfs-ty-six days' torus.a ig- FATAL COLLS ...

... approached in an amicable manner. Umquikela'5 cue- lt toms tariff has been rsut in force, but no effect is yet o appreciable. Smallpox is (lying out in the Diamond ce Fields, but it is now raging in Tembeland. Xains have fallen throtgbout the western lprovince ...

... can to cripple our o11ly illetitultiOn, ?? Ci r- Free Library. Public pressure had to loads thlem tileir Ci If dilly when smallpox was rife ; and we understand they are ci ~.olly keeping the rates at their present amolsnt by using Cl the repayme~nts of ...

... that0 le parents would take no care. to prevent the playing togethera *ts of hlasathy and affeetedl elilda-ai. A ease of smallpox wasa re reported from Sharp Street; hilt as~it was a mild ease of a ly child, and the house was isolateil, the medical oflicer ...