... thanr to dal unfairly with ornih boors ? Glasgow mayp be poor, but sh hudb it just.-I am, &Cc., Cnxznt tor aP] *REPORTING OF SMALLPOX CASES. 9 SrR,-The Lord Provost at the Council meeting At made a statement :--'That medical practitioners- get Iware not ...

... in so many and a in such illustrious quarters that it promises e to become as thoroughly English an it institution as smallpox or London fog. The - advice given by Mr Crawford to those who F look up to him for guidance and precept is e certainly of ...

... of smal-pox in Mull, referred to by Dr Carpenter, has nto bearing on the question. There is not a single case recorded of small-pox having attacked a living being in consequence of earth burial. It has bee decided that cremation is not forbidden by law ...

... fortnight ?? cases had bran admitted to the fever hospital, 119 dis- n tiesed well, and 14 had died. One case seat into a h small-pox ho3s)ital asesmal-pox proved not to As b o3 'Ce ad&-'c 05 he -g MIr CAsrA4FORD, in flOVing- the adoption of the to mPinutes ...

... and erganising the school. ?? OF SMALL-POX ON B OARD AN AANCaO LicEn.-The steamer Oirceasia arrived at Greenock o n Thursday night from New York, when Captai a Campbell at oaco reported that i1o outbreak of small-pox had taken place daring the passage ...

... The modified is,gern of rabies might, on the principle of the ad vaccine germ in the prevention and modifi- sc cation of small-pox, be made to prevent le hydrophobia. Opportunity arrived. Little id Joseph Meister, from AIsace, brought to if Pasteur, bitten ...

... na flov:- Hebelieved, after per- e using the works of Dr M'Vail and other autho- rities, that it only might be said that smallpox fmight to a considerable extont be guarded against by careful vaccination for five years, but that after that period the ...

... -Mr hs Meehan's question regarding the payimg of fejee to a; medical men for reporting infectious diseases other fa than small-pox. What I wanted to point oot was ! at that we were not paid for the reporting of such hi cases, and Dr Russell confirms my ...

... more Bingular case is that of the infant daughter cf Henry Laurens, the first President of the American Congress, who had smallpox and was laid cut as dead. During her illness the apartment had been kept closed, in accordancewith'the thera- peutical notions ...

... and move the creducti profosedtoao th e o s repoosibe.. reduction rf the oifici repnible.1 COMP!ULSORY NOTIFICATION OF c SMALL-POX. In renly to MHr RowAUDVINCENT, r Sir RITCGHIE said that the compulsory natifica- flea of smuall-pox and other diseases yeas ...

... a tn division. Mr Picton moved for a Select Conn. ?? to inquire into the operations of the A s- spread and prevention of small-pox. Mr Ritchie to *s said a scientific report on the subject would de s soon be laid on the table of the House, and after nc ...

... Mr Wilson. superintendeat of police. It was k { resolved to ask the mredical gantleffeo in town to F repurt ail cases of small-pox, fever, aud other al . intecious diseases, and that they W paid 2s 6d for ad Ieech case reported. - ( AnBso.vrB,-A meeting ...