... and, althouzh unfinished, was successfullv em- ployed on the 22nd of October last for the bodies of two men who diedjby small-pox. The entrance to the building leads into a spacious hall, sufdcing for the purpose of a chapel. In the side-wall opposite ...

... outbreak of smallpox has occurred at Nottingham, which is causing considerable uneasiness. A man and his two children recently arrived in the town from Aldershot, and they are now inmates of a temporary hospital suffer- ing from smallpox, while another ...

... several plaes near Leeds for hospital accommodation for smallpox patients. The committee, however, agreed to receive only patients from Morley, which has no smallpox hospital, Another death from smallpox was reported in Leeds on Wednesday. A woman named Isabella ...

... granted as out-relief to a man named John Abrahams, allegingF chat Abrahams was unable to come for the money becase there was smallpox in hois family, but Abrahamrs had never received the money. on one occasion hae applied to 'the pay clerk for relief for ...

... ''The Rleigning Pa- St vetirice * in Freitch by Adele Pa'ge and Sarah. luerniarit; and in ' u-labh by fndtsModjeska. Eaice smallpox, epidemoic is exteniding in Yorkshire. Two -o iresa races were reported irx Loads on Thursday. en~d there can -now fecty ...

... er that be. I trust they intend going a step further, and awoaifing .ce coure of events before constrocting an :siorate smallpox hospital at West Reath, which. in thC e;ent of lalsall Heath and other districts becoming Por- t0ins of the borough of Birmingham ...

... SMALLPOX IN BMNfNGHAEM. Two fresh casesof smallpox have just been reported to the health authorities of the borough as occurring with.: balf-a-mile of the Town Hall, and the sufferers remove,i with admirable promptitude to the Smallpox Huog'isl. They ...

... SMALLPOX PREVENTION IN BIRMINGHwAI, Another case of smallpox, occurring in a district of the borough not remote from the centres of infection hitherto attacked by the health authorities, wns reported yester- dasy . bat, like the two cases referr'd to ...

... last year, 94,952 in 1886, and 94,296 in 1'8S5. The vagrants relieved in the metropolis on Saturday last nuibered 1.093. A small-pox patient, a tramp named Smith, who died in Chapel-en-le-Frithl Werorklonse, on Tuesday,!was buried the same evening. The coffin ...

... highest to the lowest rates charged elae- where. Consumers, therefore, can make their choice- both of bread and of bakers. SMALLPOX IN LIR3lNGHAMI: A HARD CASE. 7Th 1he EoITop. Of the DAILY PO.ST Sir.-I should li Le to call your attention to the case of ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. An imp.ritast report has been prepared for the Local Board by the Medical Officer of Health for Sheflield (Dr. Sinclair White), which gives the history and progress of the small-pox epidemic in that town. The report and accom- panying ...

... of detectives. TRI; SMALLPOX EPIDEMITC.-Fresh cases of smallpox occusrred yesterday in Leeds. Thete are now forty-one cases in the bospital. Tho ourbreak in Sheffield is causing serioas loss to tradcspeople. The spread of smallpox is causing great alarm ...