... to inspect the allotments. TIHE SMALLPOX .EPIDEMIC IN' YORK~SHIlRE. AIINssLEy.-Yesterday, a man named Tom lhioriitou miier, of Duke-street, Barnsley was removed to the Barnsley Fever Hospital, suffering fyrom smallpox. 'lcreL Plre iOwX ?? a woman, ?? ...

... received a supply of coals at Queenstown to enable her to resume her passage to Liverpool. The passengers were all well. THE smallpox epidemic is extending at Sheffield and Barnsley. A woman who recently visited Sheffield has been seized with an attack of ...

... windows broken. Two rooms could be used byvtho staff and means of a temporary nature provided on the lawn. The whole of the smallpox cases in the town were traceable to a person who came from Shseffiold.-After a long discussion, Mr. Brightiore proposed and ...

... Main. AN outbreak of smallpox has oocurred in 'a Bradford lodging-house off Bolton-road, and as the patient had been ill for several days, apprehension is felt as to the possible consequences. The patient has been removed to the smallpox portion of the Fever ...

... case ot smallpox. As soon as possible after receiving the information, Dr. Hime, the Medical Officer of Health, went to the lodging-house, and found the man was in an advanced stage of smallpox. Hle gave an order for his removal to the smallpox ward of ...

... anything but 1 pleasure and prosperity. Another question suggests 2 itself: whether, at least in Yorkshire, the epidemic I of smallpox, which has proved so fatal, r is due in any way to the persistent drought. Wo l doubt it very much, but when contingencies ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. BnAWORD.-The authorities at Bradford are adopting every possible measure of precaution in refer- ence to the outbroak of smallpox. At a meeting of the Sanitary Committee held yesterday, Dr. Hime, the Medical Officer, made several ...

... considering applications from the Corporation of Morley and the Local Boards of Pufdsey and Drlghlington for per- mission to send smallpox patients from those districts into the hospital at Leeds. In the cases of Pudsey and Drighlington, permission was not sought ...

... considerable debate, a resolution was adopted with regard to the widening of Roundhay-road. The Council agreed to extend the Smallpox Hospital, and to erect a small temporary building to be used as a sanaworium. THE officers of the Leicestershire Regiment ...

... Harri.- son, Mesrs. Gilston, Ai 0. kersgif, iWalubP, Misisp Heary, Greases, fidwivk, Goo, ing, iren, e, end flweon. I T5H SMALLPOX ELPflMUW. On the motion of Aid. WARD, the Council decided to app)rove the proceediungs of the Sanitary Coommittee, which ...

... granted as out-relief to a man named John Abrahams, alleging that Abruihains was unablo to come for the money because there was smallpox in his family, but Abrahams had never received the money. On one occasion lie applied to the pay clerk for relief for a man ...

... holidays, where smallpox had made its aippear- ance. MEXBORoUGH.-On Wednesday night a monthly meeting of the Mexborou-gh Local Board was hold, Mr. J. H. Watson ?? Medical Officer reported that there were only two mild: cases of smallpox at hlexborougli ...