... 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 ...

... Banis, master of a keel, was charged before the stipendiary with exposing his son, aged nine years, while sultering from smallpox. The keel arrived at Huil with the boy on boar4 suffering from the disease, and he was re- moved to a, public-house. The ...

... The oilonce imputed to the defendant was that he had obtained money from the mother of a girl who had been attacked by small-pox, to procure her admission to a hospital, the fact being that no application had been made by the defendant as he had represented ...

... obtainig the several sum, I of 24 2s, and 1hf3s,;by Yalse pretences.- |g it 6eemed tb'tth barmaid atapnblic.hou5si ?? ?? by smallpox, anc sr it bepame neccssas'y to at once remove hei t to someplaee whefe sh~e. couad be properl3 t treste ' The offence imputed ...

... like the Yankee. A man at Hull has been fined VA. for allowing his lei to run about in the street while suffering from small-pox. In consequence of this criminal carelessneaa. twelve other persons caught the diaease, sad one died. The child had actually ...

... top of • pole to show which way the wind blows. I don't want to shut up all the public-houses, or to have Free Trade in small-pox, or to marry all my deceased wife's sisters, or to lie down in the name of peace and quietness and be jumped upon by every ...

... 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 ...

... returns for the fortnight showed 569 cases re- mained under treatment,as compared with 666inthu, rsedin' fortnighe. T'he smallpox returns for the- past 11 ToCtntIThtShowedg1,079 cases had been admitted,mhir abl persoiis had died, and 1,112 remained under ...

... SMALL PDX AT STJAKIM. There small-pox among the men of the Berkshire Regiment at Suakim. Otherwise the health is perfect. PRESENTATION OF MEDALS AT DOVER. At Dover, on Monday, Major-general Newdigate, C. 8., commanding the South-eastern District, presented ...

... the House of Detention, iticrkenwell, to Mill. 1 England clergyman, has given 84,000 to the building while guttering from smallpox. The keel arrived at bank Pilsen. fund of • new Roman Catholic church for Leek, where Hull with the boy on beard suffering ...

... She attended medical school, and obtained several engagements in West-End houses a professional nurse, accepting a case of smallpox, or typhoid, or one measles, with equal indifference. Vivacious, decidedly clever, with pretty face and a lissom figure, ...

... keep up the high rate of mortality. There had only been *hree cases of smallpox during the year; they were all of a mild type, and all the patients were once removed to a smallpox hospital. In cases infectious diseases, if some place of isolation were ...