... thius 220 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 20 helowv the l corrected average weekly number. No dea'h fromn small-pox was registered, the corrected av-crags beilng 13. A GLASS ore SHIERY AND A MINCE-Pr.'- On Wednesday, a neatly-dressed young ...

... Taylors, 105 ; Leathersellers, Lice; Salters, 52 iOS. ; and Gunmakers, Lie. SMALL-POX INcREASING AT SH}EFFIELD.-In spite of the efforts of the authorities at Sheffield, small-pox is said to be increasing. The death rate last week, which was twventy-one ...

... 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 ...

... remark that he disapproved of indiscrimin.ito vaccination and re- vaccination. lie (Dr. Paine) contended that the outbreak of small-pox should have been met at once,whereas ten-days elapsed, and only four tubes of lymph had been supplied. Was that, beasked ...

... Organs, purifying and vitili3'l the Blood. Most efficacious In preventing and curing lead ache, Constipation, Indigestion, Smallpox, X6e3i3l, reartburn, Vomiting, andallkindredailments. 213T HOLLOWAT'S ONTENITAiDPILLS,-A frequent (1;0 of gout and rheuinatism ...

... loudly sing, L Let joy bells ring, Gladly welcoming, The new-born King !-G, . e - _ t It is gratifying to learn that the smallpox epidemic E continues to show signs of abatement. In the city at e any rate the prompt action of the Sanitary Cam- t mittee ...

... received a supply of coals at Queenstown to enable her to resume her passage to Liverpool. The passengers were all well. THE smallpox epidemic is extending at Sheffield and Barnsley. A woman who recently visited Sheffield has been seized with an attack of ...

... (hear; hear). Reminding them of the recent epidemic of smallpox, the speaker referred I to the inconvenience and danger which had arisen from so many divided authorities, and the fact that smallpox cases had been hawked about from one end : of the city ...

... also with Usk and Newport, i'd Pontypool. Alderman Vizard also mentioned the necessity, in view of a possible outbreak of small-pox (one case having already occurred in the town), of establishing an infectious diseases hospital. This was referred to the ...

... and, althouzh unfinished, was successfullv em- ployed on the 22nd of October last for the bodies of two men who diedjby small-pox. The entrance to the building leads into a spacious hall, sufdcing for the purpose of a chapel. In the side-wall opposite ...

... windows broken. Two rooms could be used byvtho staff and means of a temporary nature provided on the lawn. The whole of the smallpox cases in the town were traceable to a person who came from Shseffiold.-After a long discussion, Mr. Brightiore proposed and ...

... Main. AN outbreak of smallpox has oocurred in 'a Bradford lodging-house off Bolton-road, and as the patient had been ill for several days, apprehension is felt as to the possible consequences. The patient has been removed to the smallpox portion of the Fever ...