... to Mr. Allen (clerk to the Guardians>,, asking again what was proposed to be done for providing hospital accommodation for smallpox pauper patients. -In moving of the adoption of the report of the Public Works Committee, Alderman Smith said it was the opinion ...

... borrowing of £6o0. f Holly Lane Cemetery, o n condition that thaE should discontinue ithe use of that cemetery for the burial of smallpox patients as soon as the~ was ready. -Several membere expressed astoniijh that after alln the trouble and delay curb a should ...

... given by the will), the Cheltenham Asylum for Or phan Boys, the scarlet fever ward or brahch of the Delaney Hospital, the smallpox ward or branch of the same hospital, and the Cheltenhamn and :Clouccstershiro Industrial School for the lilind. She also ...

... stated that a novel rating case will shortly come before the superior courts. The Dartford Local Board contend that, as the smallpox hospital ships moored in the Thames off Long Reach are, to all intents and purposes, permanent institutions, the Metropolitan ...

... to the acre. The steps taken by the authorities at Normenton have resulted in the spread of smallpox in that town being checked. The number of cases of smallpox now amounts to six only. Tue midsummer vacation at Ston College terminated on Wednesday with ...

... 2 respectively were isolated at the Borough, making a total of 44 isolations-9 at General and 55 at Borough. Two cases of smallpox were treated, they being a moth)er and infant who had come from Birmingham. During the year 37 cases had thus been treated ...

... in ambush, slowed round is firiig,'and shattered the arm of a bic-jacket named Watson, who had just loaded it. SMALLPOX IN A PRnSOtr.-Smallpox of a very mild type has broken out in Lewes prison. As facilities for complete isolation do not exist there, the ...

... reported that during the past month live cases of soarlet fever hadl been ndmitted to the in- factious hospital, aid one small-pox pitient diseharged. The report was ?? Srritoxs, iu puisuance of notice of motion, proposed, 'That a Baths Committee he ...

... sought to excuse himself on the vround that he was drunk.-Ue was orm- mitted for trial at the Assires. THi SMALLPOX Es'DEnnw,-The inumber of smallpox patients in the Workhouse Infectious Diseases Hospital, yesterday, was five, a decrease of one as compared ...

... tenement-house reform. In 1831 there were 5,696 deaths from typhus, typhoid, and scarlet fevers, measles, diphtheria, and smallpox in the city. The number of deaths from the same diseases in the following year was 5,190, and in 18S5 the number was only ...

... truth. is onour, considering that he had pinrged the contempt, ordered his release from custody. . a ' iHRE WsBtIRY. , A SMALLPOX PATIENT IN4 A RAILWAY ~irRArN.-At T tthe Mayor's Court, ol Saturday'dJoh'n IHarris, a farmer's labourer, who has been employer ...

... telegram to the Local Government Board, stating that a majority of the Guar- diane were against the ?? Chairman stated that smallpox had broken out in Tipton, and five or six cases had boen soat to the hospital in one week. The master of the houss was instructed ...