... craft is very bat- tered. Ballet marks have pitted them from the funnel top to the water line, just as a virulent attack of smallpox disfigures a man's face. On board there are several hundreds of plucky blacks, led by a few Turks. As usual they havy their ...

... aginst 1,525, a decline of 2S, being 429 below the average, and at the rate of 19-i per 1,003. There were 32 deaths frotm small-pox (a decline of 2, blt exceeding the average by 7), 31 from measles (a rise of 3), 14 from scarlet fever (a fall of 3), 14 ...

... 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 ...

... for ?? wo i ayrdeartin theainfection 1wards, it oning *enn ors0tabedso e %ed. amt that n severea of the im nhad weredy ?? smallpox. Ahem tosin boat sbeloaging to the Island of L~isywas capsized bya squall after leavinqg Pos tree bay on Sathturday evening ...

... 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 ...

... sufferinj I; from the disease, and he was removed to a public-housc d The direct result was stated - to be that twelve cases c d small-pox were admitted into the Hull Fever' Hospita m The lad was affected towards. the end of October, an ed was not taken to the ...

... death rate per thousand from all causes was ig'5, and was lower than in any previous week of this year. The fatal cases of small-pox exceeded the corrected weekly average' by seven. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean reading of the barotneter ...

... death rate per thousand from all causes was 19.5, and exam lower than in any previous week of this year. The facal cases of small-pox ex --eded the corrected weekly average by seven. At the Royal OhseraioV, Greenwich, the mean reading of the barouneter last ...

... Cambridge. The JI'1rica! 7Tins.-Dr. Clifford Allbutt, F.R. S., Clinical Lecture on MKigraine. Leading Articles on the Range of Small-pox Infection and the Sanitary Value of a Junior School. The .7Sice! Times has a tinted cartoon, On the Line, by Mr. Alfred ...