... some sort of union between the Methodists and the Evan- gelical section of ite Church of England. As brotherly lose, like smallpox, is contagious, it is not easy to over- estimate the importance of such a movement, especially when allthe social ani political ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... records of the Health Department. As in the third quarter of last year, so in this, not a single death has been recorded from smallpox ; while, howevee nine cases were reported in the corresponding period of last year. HOSPITAL SUtDnAY.-The collection at Holy ...

... favourable.-A letter was read by se' the Chairmna from the town cterk of Dudley stating that pee the Council could not recoive smallpox patients from Ge Sedgliy into the Blower's Gieesi Hospital.-As it was GE iucessary that the Board of Health should ilspect ...

... almost exclusively with scenes from modern Jewish life, and they have been translated into many languages. The epidemic of smallpox which has of late been raging at Pesth has already reached Gbdbllb, where the Imperial Family usually resides at this season ...