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... outsiders for thousands by some eu rash and ill-advised action. co (RnTrrR'8 TxnGLAxsaS.) Of SMALLPOX AT' DONGOLA. as DoNxooL, Wednesday.-Eight mild cases of smallpox P have occurred among the troops hiere. Every precaution he against the spread of the disease ...
... case had not concluded wwhen the court rose. ...
... if approached in an amicable manner. Umquilcela's customs tariff has been put in force, but no effect is yet appreciable. Small-pox is dying out in the diamond fields, but is now raging in Tembuland. Rains have fallen throughout the western pro\ince, materially ...
... if approached in an amicable manner. U mquikela's customs tariff has been put in force, but no effect is yet appreciable. Small-pox is dying out in the diamond fields, but is now raging in Tembuland, Rains have fallen throughout the western province, materially ...
... 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 ...
... PENAIITII LOCAL BOARU THE REMOVAL OF SMALL-POX PATIENTS. The monthly meeting of this board was held on Monday Mr J. P. Thuiripson is the chair. There were also present—Captain Ingram, Messrs D. Morgan, G. Pyle, T. Beavan, and J. Edwards- A latter was ...
... PENAUTH LOCAL BOARD. THE REMOVAL OF SMALL-POX PATIENTS. The monthly meeting of this board was held on Monday Mr J. P. Thompson in the chair. There were also present—Captain Ingram, Messrs D. Morgan, G. Pyle, T. Beavan, and J. Edwards. A Jetter was read ...
... 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 ...
... Yet all that timeitbhad LS been lying in a house infected with small-pox, -as I heard., When concealment was no longer poDssible, my poor dress- itmaker had been removed to the small-pox hospital, and in '~only a little over a week after she was taken ...
... there cholera,,if it came, the wvould do likewise. Smallpox, unlike typhoid fever. thi paseed' from ,the body in as infective a state -as it ho would ever be, in. A patient Suffering from, the smallpox had a zone of infection around him, he and any person ...
... forces, or as the commencement of a general advance, the movement having been determined upon on account of the prevalence of smallpox among the natives here. Various reports have been received from Kordofan; indeed, the bazaars are fall of rumours, but it ...
... last night's meeting, when the Nuisance In- co =pector (Mr Garry) reported that in consequence T rl of the prevalence of smallpox at Durham, and pi he the fact that tramps daily travelled from there A of to Stockton, he had specially cautioned lodging- ...