... diphtheria, 60 from whooping-cough, one from typhus, 10 from enteric fever, :; tram dierrha and dysentery, and not one from small-pox, ill-defined forms of continued fever, or cholera; thus, 166 deaths were referred to these diseases, being ba below the corrected ...

... the ?? Blackbur, cases of C smallpox are continually being found, bat chiefly fj in houses where there had previously been patients. I There are now 26 persons under treatment in the d hospital. On Saturday a case of smallpox occurred A at Yate and Pickup-bank ...

... deem necessary, for the purpose of raising funds for the completion of the purcha~se. SMALLPOX AT CrESTPltRFIhLD.-The eight per- sons who were suffering from smallpox in the Chester old Union Workhouse have all rooovered; but on Saturday the mastor reported ...

... text. Disease tI is in the! world. The smallpox slays its hundreds, the S cholera its thousands, but. in the language of the text, if S you take the dtsers you are gone. These earthly doctors v can cure smallpox, cholera, and yellow fever if they get ...

... popular seaside rcsot near Grimsby, yesterday, tile railway company having stopped excursiuns owing to the prevalence of smallpox. At Coventry yesterday F. W. Allard met W. M. Woodside, the American, in a ten miles bicycle race for _25 a-side. Allard ...

... several districts in Upper Burmab. SMALLPOX ON BOARD AN ANCHOR LINELI. (aroUTER'S TELEGLAM. j New York, April 2. Tile remainder of the Britannia's passengers, who were detained on hoard owing to the case of smallpox which occurred on the voyage fron the ...

... Reuter'bs a agency states that the remainder of the Britan- e nia's passmugers, who were detained on board owing to the case of smallpox, which occurred on thevoyage from the Mediterranean, have now been permitted to land. f The fire which broke out at the Russian ...

... popular seaside: resort near Griusaby,.yesterday, the railway company haring stopped excursions ovrmg to the prevalence of smallpox. The place is usually visited by scores of thousands Of IItrippersa onEatrks. ...

... 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 ...

... telegram, dated Monday, says the remainder of the Britannia's passengers, who were detained on board owing to the case of smallpox which occurred on the voyage from the Mediterranean, have now been permitted to laud. In comnnemoration of the Royal Silver ...

... ic ompany, with Miss Alleyn, opened a series of Shak. spearian performances. RolviRn ?? consequence of the prevalence of smallpox in the district, the railway companies have run no excurmons as they have done in previous years. The various places of resort ...

... Board to rent an office in' the parish.: MrJonr1.DRAKH,at the olose of the proceedings, made an energetic speech about the smallpox hospital, but was ruled out of -order by the chairman. The proceedings then terminated. ST. ANDREW'S, MONTPELIER. Yesterday ...