... tihey had in Derry one ease of small-pox on an average in the year for the last fourteen years until this recent visitation. He believed these ninety beds should be divided into sections, properly isolated, for small-pox, typhus, typhoid, and scarlatina ...

... -apprentice, of- Liverpool; 'and- Jofin iggins -of Qiieenstewn, -the remanmder . beuingfiireigraers -. SMALL-POX IN BRADFORD. - London, Monday; , ease of small-pox Was ?? -in a. lod gou-n Brad'for& The paient, a navvy, haspbeen reomved' tn-ta-efever-hospital ...

... the Morning e Post. The defendants -were ordered top y their own costs of the'experiment they had tried. THE OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX IN ENGLAND. 3~ ~ London, Monday. It was reported to the Leeds sanitary autherit a to-day that ?? had broken -out at .Hors- ...

... stireet, 5is; 'arge parcel of toya, Mrs Gerrard, Grafton street; mahogany table, P Bermingham, T C; two benches. Mtrs Bury. THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN SHErFFIELD. Sheffield, W~edneadac. I Dr Barry, the inspector sent down by the Lo-:2l Governmen.t Board to itniire ...

... Public Health Cormmittee, in which Sir Chsrles-Cameron is represented as having stated that 'f of the five fresh yases of' 'smallpox adriztadsithin the past iweek to the: Cork street Fever-Hospital- one of themd camne froM Ho6* ` s I::beg leave to state ...

... SHEFFIELD. SHEFI'ELD, WEDNESDAY.-Dr. Barry, te' in.- spector sent down by the Local Government %ard, to inquire into the smallpox epidemic at Sheffield, attended to-day a meeting of both Boards of Guar- dians having jurisdiction in the borough. AUdi- ...

... typhus, I from whooping-cough, 2 from 'diphtheria, 4 from enterie fever, 3 from diarrhea, 1 from dysentery. One case of small-pox was admitted to hospital during the, week; it is the only case of the disease admitted during the last six weeks. It should ...

... re- comnmended a house-to-house visitation in Sheffield for the purpose of revaveination. in consequence of the outbreak of smallpox in that town. It is stated that the authorities have resolved upon prosecuting the Mayor of Cork for assault- inig a constable ...

... - Trinity Cellg,-Dublinvacant b the -appointment of -bMr. Madden as -SolickUor eneral .Iforlrelaud. - - ,BTE OUTEREAS OF SMALLPOX I : - London, Tuesday.: .- The Registrar-$Genersl repiortis thot- duranet blfes past wveek emailpot causd 26,Aealhs in: Sheffield ...

... child~ren recently arrived in the town from Alder- a ahab, and they are now4 inmates of a temporary 4 hospital, suffering from smallpox, wbile 'anotheis p 9ssq has also bpes dic vcre4. . . VISIT OF THlE LORD LIEUTENANT TO THiE NORTH. His Excellency the Lord ...

... telib'erating, returned ?? verdict of wilful - murder pgainat sorme personorvpersona atvpresent .uaknown.: - -_ - FOOTBALL AND SMALLPOX. London, Friday. The Central News learns that several: msdical officers ^ . health in. Lancashire 'aie xmaking strenuour ...

... Robert O'Reilly. Sir Charles Cameron reported to the eonmittee the admission to Cork-street Hospital of five fresh' cases of smallpox Within the past week; ole of them came from Howthi. UNITED TRADES' COUNCIL AN! D THF. VsrI'I OF LORD RIPON AND MR. MORLEY ...