... adjoining areas within the munici- ca pal area. is At a meeting yesterday of the Barton Regis - Board of Guardians 21 cases of smallpox were gel reported in the infectious hospital, the same Es number as last week. I The case of Mr VW H. Phillips, charged with ...

... religion- at Cardiff have Tsined a protest against the ooercive policy of the Government in Ireland; ninent ?? Another case of smallpox has appeared at Leeds. The inquest at Cardiff, on the body of Williamd -Phillips, ended yesterday in a. verdict of wilful ...

... aman seese his n chilren toring forsbread and caunot getcit foardthe, hemust lhet been his tools go to the W ,MvALFE, Judge. SMALLPOX HOSPITAL FOR ST. GEORGE, SIn-le Uwo memorials, numerously signed, one ?? rAir Balloon bill and neighbourhood, andm the ...

... 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 ...

... yesterday, Messrs Thomas Turner and Co., glass manufacturers, were fined £49 for illegally employing children at heir works. Smallpox has broken out in the prison at Leicester. On Thursday evening a serious collision occurred on the switchback railway at ...

... and the Stapleton Local Boards met at the Atberieum, Corn street, last week, to consider the subject of the site of a joint smallpox hospital as agreed to by the several boards after the question had been pressed upon then by the ratepayers. An eligible ...

... with the French Government on the sugar bounties question. Lord Onslow returned to London yesterday. An extension of the smallpox epidemic is reported from Leeds. In Sheffield the prevalence of the disease is causing serious loss to the trades- people; ...

... great service. The members of the com- mittee bad reason to congratulate themselves on the way in which the late outbreak of smallpox had.been dealt with. Though there had been a great number of patients in the hospital, in St. PhiliD's Marsh, only two deaths ...

... cases. ?? ?? Ji pubie inrytutio - .3 General ?? ?? 1 tol Union Workhouse 2. arson Noegis Union Workhouse I 0 Lunatic A i ?? Smallpox aospital ?? a o Fever ?? e St Pteter's ospital.. ?? a8 Children's Hospital.. ?? *. 1j Si Nursery for Homeless Infants .. ...

... increase 7; coat of cash and bread £265 3a ld, ncrease od Th reort of theo master (Mir Dodge.) eshowed thae there d, were 21 smallpox patients in the onfeotious hospital, bein8 Ita tlbe samen number as last week. k). In a discussion as to wbhat should be ...

... a resolution was passed to the- effect that the fiscal system of the country required reconsideration. Two more cases of smallpox were reported at Ashton-under-Lyne yesterday, making a total of 13. Two workhouse nurses have taken the disease, A fatal ...

... not any that cannot be overcome with perseverance. Yours truly, RIOBT, LiNc+. Durdham Down, 7th May, 1818. THE ST. GEORGE SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. SiR-In the report published in your paper of this morning of a meeting held on Trooper's hill, at St. George, on ...