... mister reported that he had admitited a 5s man named ?? in the week who complained of st Illness, which turned out to be smallpox. into a roow by IS himself, whele be was wtll cared for, bu4 he hed le Euccumbed to the diease a few days after he cewue ...

... collected i:758 8s 3d, leaving outstanding, £ 1,265 18s 10d.— The Clerk said that at the last meeting, owing to a case of small-pox having occurred in Penarth, and which was removev to the Hamadryad Ship, he was requested to see Dr. Paine, the medical officer ...

... of that com- m mittee, and the heartiness with which he entered 1 unon his work. The first incident occurred during ties smallpox epidemic. Mr Thomson was in a I state of great excitement about the welfare of the patients, so much so that he was continually ...

... among the namies mentioned for the office are those of Mr. H. Fowler, Sir Lyon Playfair, and Mr. IHibbert. THE HAMPSTEAD SMALL-POX HOSPITAL. A public meeting is to be held this evening at the Vestry-ball, Haver- stock-hill, as a result of the popular movement ...

... reported that he had admitted a, man named Goodland during the week, who had complained of illness, which turned out to be smallpox. He was put into a room by himself, where he was well cared for, but he had succumbed to the disease a few days after his ...

... Lieutenant-Colonel Beckley, R.E., Mr. George Bell, Mr. MNIack eson, and other residents. As a proof of the extent to which the small-pox is prevailing near the hospital, it is stated that the cases in Fleet-road give a proportion of one or more, to everv alternate ...

... . i Yesterday evening the inbabitants of 11anp. 1 dead, by way of ehphaticaly pwotestingagainst D the continued 6 ?? the Smallpox Hog- pia in ther idst, organized a arte toerhlight precesion, ad heldi a - ubili seeting fin t1 .Veatt Eall, ltvm* crbl, ...

... following the west bank of the Nile. Since the arrival of the British troops hew seven deaths have occurred, two being from smallpox and the other fire from various causes. No invalids have been forwarded to Cairo, none of the cases being serious enough ...

... accompany it, i Cr?5 til; .il. h ?qt banl; o the Nil. Sinc the .f,~c nt''rV troops here seven deaths Vf .*r el.two beicg from smallpox, and L ?? yarioU canses. No invalids iesD ?? to Cairo, none of the cases ; joils enoagb Cairo, December 3. of the reported ...

... party to deal with these ;rca: qucstiatis. THE IIAAIPSTEAD SMALL-POX HOSPITAL. The inhabitants of Hampstead, by way of emphatically protesting against th'e continued existence of the Small-pox Hospital in their midst, organized a huge toicliiht procession ...

... mesting. Sir Spencer Wails wss of opinion that the Hampstead Smallpox Hospital was the source of .the disease which prevailed around it, and u he stated that more than one-half of the cases of smallpox T in the nighbourhood were within a radius of a quarter ...

... conveyed to that cl functionary, or bow, is a detail of the matter sc which has not yet been explained. Seven deaths In from smallpox have occurred amongst the British - troops since their arrival at Dongola. le Do decision has yet been arrived at by the ...