... SMALL-POX IN MANCHESTER. Mr LEAHY asked the Secretary of State for War whether was aware that small-pox was very bad in the vicinity of the barracks occupied bv the sth Lragoon Guards in Manchester, and whether would reconsider the decision to send the ...

... SMALL-POX AND THE STH DRAGOONS. LEAHY asked the Secretary of State for War if he had inquired about the danger of introducing small-pox into Ireland by the proposed move of the sth Dragoon Guards from Manchester, where the disease prevalent and on the ...

... SMALL-POX FROM P.AGS. The LORD ADVOCATE, answer to Dr said it was true that sin all-pox had been communicated to workers the Woodsiao Paper Mills from rag? collected abroad well this country. It seemed doubtful whether the paper-makers could compelled ...

... shipments nee trill be prohibited contraband of war ? SMALL-POX THE ARMY EGYPT. The Marquess of informed Mr Hopwood that since the arrival in 1882 of the troops Egypt up the last returns the total number small-pox was of which seven proved fatal. Re-vaccination ...

... Hirttld, who had taken poison. It appeared that four of his brothers and sisters had been sent the Darenth Camp suffering from smallpox, and his sweetheart and male friend had bad thither also. The friends of the two latter accused the deceased of having conveyed ...

... of Obtoiio it t os a rsrcrsticn-grmead for the inhabitants of the east end of thle town. He was ia favour of romoviug the Smallpox Hospital from its prosent site, but did not hold with some people that if they lobtained the estate for the purposes of a ...

... AFRICAN KING. From Lagos news is received of the death of King Bemiyewo, the Awujale of Ijebu. His Majesty was attacked with small-pox, which he succumbed. He was in exile at Epe when the occurrence took place the 2d June. It was reported that the Ijebus intended ...

... increase upon reoent weekly numbers. They in- claded 218 from measles, 127 from whooping-cough, 4c from diarxhowa, 42 from smallpox, 40 from fovor, 32 from scarlet fever, and 25 from diohtheria. No death from any of these disoeases was registered o- during ...

... to bring the offenders to trial. SMALLPOX IN. SHEFFIELD HOSPITAL. Mr HOP WOOD: I beg to ask the President of the Local Government Board whether he lias yet received information respecting the contracting of small-pox at the Sheffield Hospital by medical ...

... partial panic aliout the smallpox. High mass has celebrated in the church of St Rock imploring aid to remove the scourge. Sir Francis Hincks was privately buried yesterday, only his son attending the funeral. caught the smallpox a tramcar, and was ill only ...

... that night to obtain the opinions of the North- t Elast Ward residents ?? CUin1 moved-' That it is most desirable that the Smallpox and Fever Hospitals shoald be at oice removed from 'the North-East Ward, which, even after their removal, will yet be su ...

... of Dr. Frederick Eall as medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospital, and moved the appointment of Mr. Isaac Blore, M.B., M.tC.S., ?? oficer of the Fever Hospital and medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospital, at the salary of £200 per annum. Mr. Ward ...