... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... occupant of the place, wyas so frightened that she handed the ruffianls £68, with which they decamped. It is reported that small-pox is spreading in Nottingham, and that at present there are thirteen patients in the infectious diseases hospitals. Every ...

... crates,'' whose first work was on the method of curing fevers, dealing with continued and intermittent fevers,-and with small-pox. One i of -thepoints he recommended to the considera- tion -of every medical practitionemc was, that lie iustona dayrender ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... with the several dispensary sub-districts reported 1 2 cases of zyme- tie diseases, wohich occurred amon z the poor, viz.- smallpox, 1 ; mea~sles, 2 ; typhus, 2 ;.enteric or typhoid fever, 2a; and simple fever. 5 cases. Atll of! these cases wvere remtovced ...

... tinuation schools. Mr. PITos-lTo move for a committee to in- quire into the circumstances attending the recent outbreak of smallpox in the neighbourhood of Sheffield. Mr. CRAIG-SELTJARTO call attention to the exemption from dock dues of goods imported by ...

... the arrival of the Anchor liner Circassla at the Tail of the Bank in the end of last week it was found that an outbreak of smallpox had taken place on the voyage from New York. It is supposed that the 3 disease came from a Polish Jew who went out to America ...

... participated in by hundreds of persons, was, we are told, to appease the Hindoo goddess who holds in her hand the scourge qf smallpox. The writer, commenting on these revolting incidents, proceeds:- W Ue venture to say that no cannibal feast among the most ...

... years was not very large. e The amendment was then negatived. T11E SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN SHEFFIELD. e Mr. PIOTON then called attention to the eircum- stances of the recent epidemic of smallpox in Sheffield and the surrounding districts, aud'sug- y gested the ...

... BARCIELONA, SUNDAY NIGT-. Both the young Royal. Princesses have been seized with illness. which was at first thought, to be smallpox, but which the Court physicians now declare to be a less serious ailment..- The infant King, too, is suffering from the eff~cts ...