... were in a deplorable plight, being boot- . less and trouserless. One of the Canadian boatmen has I, to (lied at Hannek from small-pox, which is very prevalent thereabouts. The weather is exceedingly hot. The offer of Mr. Wilfrid Blunt to undertake the office ...

... m lii i Perseverance Place, St. George's-iu-the-LEast. It u h stated that within the last ferv mouths thirteen cases ?? i smallpox ]lad occurred in these houses. Ic some of tid is bed rooms fowls were found roosting. id A German, named Anthony Schannm ...

... 000. ,7 1or a shorttime peast the town of Hoisiton (Devonishire )DEm hsag been esuiferisig from a serious visitation of Smallpox. JUt-S Some of Vise businiess premises are closei an noilrt cosspesisate thse owvners for their loss amid to relieve Vise ...

... at- laps IDrury, 279 miles 2 laps ; Armstrong, 270 miles 5 'as laps end Garner, 263 miles 6 laps. chA serious outbreisk of smallpox has occurred at Vtse its Three Counties Asylum for pauper lunatics, at Arlesey, S A near Ilitelhsi. oh isv, The best Tivo ...

... g of the late bIr. A. a1. Sullivan now amounts to £05,000., which it is hoped will be increased to double that amount. Y Smallpox has again been imported from London into Leiceester, and the gentleman seized with the disease las sbeen removed to the hospital ...

... Winchcombe Union, but on the 1 borders of this district. He stated that the disease liooriginated wvith a child which had smallpox at birth, anid 5; die , a fortnight after. The mother and grandmother i S contracted the disease, and also two men who went ...

... follow- in ing the west bank of the Nile. Since the arrival 1 of the British troops seven deaths have occurred, two being from smallpox, and the other five from various causes. No invalids have been forwarded * to Cairo, none of the cases being serious enough ...

... meetirg of tire Metropolitan Asylunms managers on Saturday, Sir 13. Cirric pointed to thie great increase in tire iriniber of smallpox patients during the past fortnighst, and said it swould appear that London seas goillr' to be badly alliroted all this rWinter ...

... the four weeks ending November 23 84. deaths were reported, giving a death-raie~of 164-. 39- During the month 14 eases of smallpox and 10 cases of scarlet fever had beon ?? Highway Committee I recommended that the tramway in Paradlese Street having a been ...

... period H. I ro- of tue year on behalf of thse sufferers in the Borough JT. x ice Hospital. D. of l am glail to say that our smallpox wards rer at present A. lie emapty, but we have nearly fifty patients-most of whom F ar itl chidr nir tire scarflet fever ...

... baths superintendent and assistants, cemetery keeper, and sore various minor einploy6s. During a recent epidemic of cond smallpox temporary hospital provision was made, whichad proved to he of an effective character, and altogether the and government ...

... clergyman fined at the police court i ag for drunkenness. The vaccination officer reports that le during the late epidemic of smallpox 1,591 persons hadl se been treated, of ?? 1,384 had been vaccinated (many z n imperfectly) and 207 were not vaccinated; of ...