... the suggestion of the chairman, that Mr. Freethy'saletter of resignation be referred to the com- mInittee, was adopted. The smallpox returns for the .last fortnight showed that there were 1,112 persons remainingwuidertreatment, as compared with 1,014 ,durng ...

... deathe 107, below tho average numbers in the corresponding weeks of the last ten years. whe 1,807 dets incloded 43 from small-pox, 20 from measles, 18 from scarlet feves-, 12 from diphthersa, 49 from whooping couglm, 1from typhus, 9 from essterriofrever ...

... attended a medical Echool, and obtaiued several e;ga.ygenncrs in West-end houses as a professional nursc. acces)tirg a case of small-pox, or typhoid, or one of measles, vith cequal indifference. Vivaciout,, decidedly clever, with a pretty face and a lissoi filgue ...

... nine years, while suffering from small-pox. A keel arrived at Hull with the boy on board suffering from the disease, and he was removed to a public-house. The direct result was stated to be that twelve (asei of small-pox were admitted into Hull Fever Hospital ...

... returns for the fortnight showed 569 cases . remained under treatment, as compared with 566 in the previous fortnight. The small-pox returns for the past fortnight showved 1,07! cases cad been admitted, that 81 persons had died, and 1,112 remained under ...

... They appear to have numbered three mi thousand men. W PBom outs OODumPOzi T.) ' no SOUAKIM, Mo=wa Evwmee. til There is small-pox among the men of the Ze Berkshire Begiuelt Otherwise thehealth is tA .perfect. br The weather is cola Bp ?? ITALY AND MU ...

... latter Si below the average numlbeis. The annual death rate per thousand from all causes was 24. There 5,eiC 29 deaths from small-pox, i6 from measles, 19 from scarlet fever, I5 ?? diphtheria, 6o fromt whlooping-cough, 13 from enteric fever, and 12 fror1 ...

... We hope they may be disproved, bnt are not at al Sngulne. Irwas stated at the same meeting of the Asylums Board that the small-pox returns for the last fortnight showed 1,079 cases admitted, against 844 admissions in the. previous fortnight. This is the ...

... his opportunity, 0 the place where the outrsge 4s committed being very dark and somewhat unfrequented. e _ t TTHE DARENTH SMALLPOX CAMP. r On Thursday night, at a meeting of the Lambeth Dvestry, Mr. G. Howlett observed that' a very inte- e resting discussion ...

... below the average to nutubers. The annual death-rate per thousand in from all causes was 24. There wero 29 beg deaths from smallpox, 16 fromn measles, 19 bei from scarlet fever, 1 from diplhtheria, 60 fro tro whooping-cougb, 13 from enteric fever, and 12 ...

... LONTDON, TUESDAY, Abaru 3. A telegrm from our Correspondent at h Souskim states that there is small-pox among a the men of the Bsarksb ire Regiment, but that n othetwise the health of the troops is perfect. v Our Correspondent at Soualtim also tele- SI ...