... -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 ...

... at this factory, but it is anticipated that the difficulty will be arranged by making separate shops, THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. A case of smallpox was discovered yesterday in' a lodging house in Bradford, The patient, a navvy,, was removed to the Fever Hospital ...

... pected tba*u ajiemberof thelboyal fmily will B1 attend. , ves UInspibe of theeffi-ta-sE thenntborities.at-Sbef.- 44 1 field, smallpox is said to, be incresinz. The B1 death rate h&- Veek,*which was 21, was higher Dee f than, with an-exception or two, during ...

... case ot smallpox. As soon as possible after receiving the information, Dr. Hime, the Medical Officer of Health, went to the lodging-house, and found the man was in an advanced stage of smallpox. Hle gave an order for his removal to the smallpox ward of ...

... investigation, and he moved that it be referred to the v Finance Committee. The motion was carried. b AN EXCITING CHASE. A smallpox patient, in a high state of 'delirium, on r Sunday evening escaped from his residence at Sheffield t while arrangements vere ...

... humnout and euthusiasm prevailed amongst the men. There was a good deal if festivity in thiS barrack-s at utight, A ?? of smallpox was discovered yesterday in a lodging-house in Bradford. The patipnt-a navvy-has been removed to the IFever Hospital, where ...

... occurred at a private house at Battersea yesterday, Charles' Saby, an elderly man who lodged on the premises, lost his life. Small-pox, which has been alarmingly epidemic in Yorkshire of late, has' now appeared in Bradford. The fever returns issued yesterday ...

... which would, under the Mar- c gafine Act, which came into force yesterday, have x to be described as margarine. I A casemof smallpox was discovered yesterday in a lodging-house at Bradford. At Sheffield the f disease still continues to defy the efforts of ...

... waitine room, and, refusing to desist, was fordibly givl removed, whereupon he struck the statioZninster. fror A cae of smallpox was discovered yesterday in Mr, te a lodging-house in Bradford. The patient, a Mq 3r navvy, has been removed to a fever hospita ...

... Mr WEATHERLY-=Possibly we may hear something about the Boundary Bill before then. It was mentioned that no fresh case of smallpox had occurred in Bedminster. TEE BOUNDARIES QUESTION. The CLEIU (Mr O'Donoghue) mentioned that a letter had just been placed ...

... anything but 1 pleasure and prosperity. Another question suggests 2 itself: whether, at least in Yorkshire, the epidemic I of smallpox, which has proved so fatal, r is due in any way to the persistent drought. Wo l doubt it very much, but when contingencies ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. BnAWORD.-The authorities at Bradford are adopting every possible measure of precaution in refer- ence to the outbroak of smallpox. At a meeting of the Sanitary Committee held yesterday, Dr. Hime, the Medical Officer, made several ...