... telib'erating, returned ?? verdict of wilful - murder pgainat sorme personorvpersona atvpresent .uaknown.: - -_ - FOOTBALL AND SMALLPOX. London, Friday. The Central News learns that several: msdical officers ^ . health in. Lancashire 'aie xmaking strenuour ...

... (ESTABLSHED - ANN 1737.) (ESTABLISHED A NNO' 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1888. Five persons have taken smallpox in Dundee, and there is reason to fear that the disease will spread. A serious collision took place yesterday in the Mersey by which ...

... gaood which the institution 3 renders to the public. Largely through its 7 -enlcV what threatened to be the outbreak C .t a smallpox epidemic in the city has been :larpressed wvith only one death-that of an nunaccinated child. Measles, and the kin- c ,red ...

... they escaped unhurt. The accident s believed to have been due to the sticking oF points. TlE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. - AT Preston yesterdav 160 cases of smallpox, with three deaths, were reported to the authorities. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. BELMFAST ROYAIL Ho11 IuITAL ...

... Robert O'Reilly. Sir Charles Cameron reported to the eonmittee the admission to Cork-street Hospital of five fresh' cases of smallpox Within the past week; ole of them came from Howthi. UNITED TRADES' COUNCIL AN! D THF. VsrI'I OF LORD RIPON AND MR. MORLEY ...

... crates,'' whose first work was on the method of curing fevers, dealing with continued and intermittent fevers,-and with small-pox. One i of -thepoints he recommended to the considera- tion -of every medical practitionemc was, that lie iustona dayrender ...

... occupant of the place, wyas so frightened that she handed the ruffianls £68, with which they decamped. It is reported that small-pox is spreading in Nottingham, and that at present there are thirteen patients in the infectious diseases hospitals. Every ...

... M. O'Connor has appeared as a National- ist candidate for South Sligo, in addition to Mr. M 'Hugh. Seven fresh cases of smallpox were reported at Preston yesterday, the total number sinei Friday being l ?? There were three deaths on Thursday and three ...

... mortality frMnt. .75° I diseases, although not hiub. was in & of the second quarter in retel; r In face of the rumours of an ?? smallpox in some parts of Enuzlai,-d, tisfactory to learn that no de'tcss irc * I fell disease were registered in this r;K durine ...

... diphitheria, 1 from ill-defined fever, 2 from enteric fever, 3 from diarrhcea, S from erysipelas, etc. Five | cases off small-pox were admitted to hospital j - during the week, being 2 over the admissis for the preceding week; 2 patients were dis- ' charged ...

... Continuation Schools. Mr. PICTON-To m-,ve for a committee to in- quire into the circurassances attendling the recent outbreak of smallpox in the neighbourhoed of Eheffield. 1r. CAIG- SELLAR-To call attention to the exemption froml dock dues of good, imported ...

... Dublin Union, from which a' patients were transferred to Cork ste, Hospital} Dr Redmond tells us that tiwi3 of the cases of smallpox treated durinO Ste year were of a mild type, whilst others wert of the severe confluent form, with the grat img result that ...