... numerous cases is absolutely certain. Not many years ago peolole Ineghed at the idea of vaccilation being a preventive of small-pox. Since it was made compulsory the disease has been reduced to very small ditneusions. Is not ?? culation worthy of trial ...

... Master suggested some changes which were orderi by the Board. SMALLPOX. The.Loeal Government Boardawrote that b-- ig dbserved that Dr Strahan had reported the occurrene of a case sf smallpox in 17 XMwrtle- street, they advised the Guardians to iequest ...

... the Morning e Post. The defendants -were ordered top y their own costs of the'experiment they had tried. THE OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX IN ENGLAND. 3~ ~ London, Monday. It was reported to the Leeds sanitary autherit a to-day that ?? had broken -out at .Hors- ...

... it-a plea which would' ibs'odions-ifitwere notsihy. ' ' The remainder of t B | who weredteined on'board owing to the case o smallpox which-occurred te- the'oyage frem tan Sedttea- a hallve now i'bee rp ted to La ...

... considerable increase in the adnmisions of typhus fever both from the city ad suburbs during the past month. The admissions of smallpox cases have almost ceased; scarlatiua is still very prevalent. Since their last.meetina the Managing Committee have received ...

... unaltered. The difficulties forecasted in that remon- strance have occurred in those neighbour- ' hoods . since visited by smallpox, and several dispensary medical officers, unaware of those restrictions, but sistuated by a commend- able desire to check ...

... Goschen ack- nowledged the grievance, and promised a commit- tee to inquire into the working of these institu- tions. A brief smallpox debate, bringing on the vaccination question, was twice interrupted by unsuccessful counts. Ultimately, at about ten o'clock ...

... Alula has been recalled to la' 1S. kalla with his soldiers by the Niegus, and is about ag to leave for that place. es, lug as SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. ter _ _ In PRESTON, WEDNESDAY.-Upvards of 100 small- nld pox cases have up till the present been reported to ,18 ...

... 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 ...

... that vaeciuation-absoliottelr prevented: thcoommunica- tioni of smallpox, but it was an enormons protec. -tion. Although it woe true that there had been a- ;severe- outbreak of' smallpox at Sheffield, the -ligutes'I showed that huff for vaccinatibn-it ...

... stireet, 5is; 'arge parcel of toya, Mrs Gerrard, Grafton street; mahogany table, P Bermingham, T C; two benches. Mtrs Bury. THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN SHErFFIELD. Sheffield, W~edneadac. I Dr Barry, the inspector sent down by the Lo-:2l Governmen.t Board to itniire ...

... is detained. Mrs Stinter and th c two children have been iakeu a the hrcrital ship Pique, on board which are inee cses of small-pox. THE S9ILFOID TRAGEDY. -Manchester, Monday. Tie amuest oe the body of Samuel Hill Derbvy fled Zd: Arn. Derby, his wife, 43; ...