... delivered at the Gioversnent stations at Plymouth and Portsmouth. . A SmALLPOX EPIDEMIc AT WALSALL.-At a meeting of the Browehills Local Board the medical officer reported an outbreak of smallpox. The first case occurred in an isolated house by the canal at ...

... of Health on Thursday in connection with the feavs epidemic now raging in the metropolis, and the threaterie4 outbreak of smallpox and cholera. The notieo was as followvs:- Any person or persons wilfully exposilg, lending, or selling any drticles v hich ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. SiErFFmmLm-The death-rate from smallpox Fin Sheffield during the past week was greater thau in any' of the three preceding weeks, there being no fewer than 24 deaths, against 21 in the previous v esk, and 17 in each of the two weeks ...

... granted as out-relief to a man named John Abrahams, allegingF chat Abrahams was unable to come for the money becase there was smallpox in hois family, but Abrahamrs had never received the money. on one occasion hae applied to 'the pay clerk for relief for ...

... AliD VACCINATION. The Workhouse Medical Officer (Dr Bernard) piesated the following ?? is the record -e mor. tality of the smallpox cases admitted to the Barton Regis hospital during the entire year ended 31at December, 1887. Ah uuii;rl, ift. nill illustratwe ...

... o'ut'relief to a mxci namedlohn Atrilhams.ralldg'mg that AbrahamA'cisd fiw~ble ,to coiie -fer the moneoy' becausea thdieite-was smallpox in hisfainily, Viut Abrahams: had, nevcrFr'c- coive' themouey On oeceoasion he Up'plie&~O the pay oorlcfor elieffor- manwhb ...

... ''The Rleigning Pa- St vetirice * in Freitch by Adele Pa'ge and Sarah. luerniarit; and in ' u-labh by fndtsModjeska. Eaice smallpox, epidemoic is exteniding in Yorkshire. Two -o iresa races were reported irx Loads on Thursday. en~d there can -now fecty ...

... which the hoard had a light to expect from tneir vaccination officer; we are of opinion that when a serious outbreak of small-pox was threatened he ought- to have given every assistance to the medical officers of health of the rural districts in fulfilment ...

... fever (8 below the average), I from an ill-defined form of continued fever, 8 from diarrhwa and dysentery, and not one from small-pox, typhus, or cholera. Deaths from diseases of the respiratory organs numbered 357, and were i85 below the average. Different ...

... lymph which the board had a right to expect from their vaccination officer we are of opinion that when a serious outbre:k of small-pox ws threatened he ought to have given every assistance to the medical officers of health of the rural districts in fulfilment ...

... the past three years 500 cases had been reported. i DuRING the past week twenty-four deaths are recorded at Sheffield from smallpox, the highest mortality yet reached in any week. Scarlet fever is also ] Iprevalent in the town. ADVANCING prices are reported ...

... erelilef215 8.ne6e 0 decrease 2s W.rd. INFECTIOUS CASW,. o The Stapletou Visitors reported that there were eight cases of smallpox in the hospital, and five scarlet ?? 2 cases. ee A THIANES, Onthe motion of the CIaxpIDIAN. a letter of thanks 0 was ordered ...