... wells, t o sent armed boats to stop the practice, thus causing c e great suffering among the rebels, many of wrhomn died of smallpox and dysentery. ThO Miadhdi, in t ?? \ withdrew with his army to Jab- bara, two days' journey from Omdormniat. Several tribes ...

... for the English eleven. OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN AN AsYLUM.-At the Huntingdonshihe Quarter Sessions, at Godmanchester, yesterday, the Chairman (Mr. P. Tillard) brought under notice that an alarming outbreak of smallpox bad occurred at the Three Counties ...

... of this committee, yester-y day-, wh~en Sir. T. J. Blanchard presensted a secomid report( Supon tise recient ontbreale of smallpox at Stanton, us thlet .i 1~ilholb Union, but on the border. His forumer e ?? had been contradicted liy thle neculical offilcer ...

... There were still several cases of scarlet fever, and erysipelas was also very prevalent. The Mayor reported that a case of smallpox from Fenton had been admitted to the Joint Hospital Board's temporary hospital at Penkhull.-Mr. £fargraves called attention ...

... reports of the Goverinecnt inl- spectors, the Ltocal Government Board are about to hold en euquiry into tile management of the small-pox ramps, and other institutions under the managemenet of .the IMetropolitan Asylums Board. A WHALE, TN TIlsE SVF.RN,-iEarly ...

... Admiralty. Sir 1. Currie, at n meeting of thae Metropolitan Asylums Board on Saturday, defended the managemeist of the Darenith smallpox camps, and denied that there was any real foundation for the charges recently made. Thle Mayor of Exeter on Saturday presented ...

... being in tire rchghbourhood of Springfield and Dudley Road, and others were scattered aboirt Blaclkheath. Four cases of small-pox had occurred, one patient died, anul three had hoeen removed to the hospital. The P Assistant Medical Officer reported that ...

... Dr. Emilol livire, oemmunieated to the Academy of Science, the last ease of cholera in Paris took place out December 28. Smallpox has brokeui out at Dentiby, and it is feared that the disease will spread owing to the increased risk of infection, Distress ...

... December, 1883. The number of births * ;waee 4,913; SecOCSofully vaceinated, 4,353; unsusoeptible 3of vaccination, 6; had smallpox, 8 ; died unvaceinated, 2 t495; postponed by medical certificate, 5; removed to dis- .tricte the vaccination officer of which ...

... per 1,000. ?? had been 20 deaths from zymotio disease in the year, of which 12 were from diarrhc2a, 1 each from cholera, smallpox, and scar- latina, 2 frone diphtheria, and 3 from whooping-cough. The test of welt water had been extensively carried oii ...

... 1,000. A man lodging iml York Street ?? 1usd bests talneu to btie Comotegions, Diseases Hospital stu1ffrol- less lug from smallpox , hut as lito wvas removed at enl early siege Stis of bits disease there sees no danger of a snreash of thle kini diseaso ...

... courts of us Dudley Port. The death from typhoid was at looenfield, I a Dr. E. Underhill asked if there was any case of smallpox )in the parish. Dr. Underhill said there had been two lie cases (children) of the mildest kind, and he had not felt it by ...