... to have an adverse effect on the patient. OUTBREAK OF SALrrOX AT HEnEoRD.-Great alarin has been caused by an outbreak of smallpox at Hereford. The disease has now spread to a camp of the Herefordshire Militia, near the city. The men have bee, in consequence ...

... pos sible to take any action tagainst thowe who adopted the term. f The motion was then negatived without a .division. t . SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. Mr PICTON meved:- That a select committee be appointed to enquire ntao thep circucnrtarccs of tlhe epedemic of ...

... sleoping trai l, night in a Clasgawv hotel he west on to his parents in 1(i1- a'tt r.Imacoath, where the illness developed into smallpox. The rthe loom had nov again been occupied, and we were able to 188 ge thei bedigcor thiesaleemhetion mhe atoseahtoxwstsoe ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Russell, the medical officer for ne the city, in a report stated that the city had de, narrowiv escaped an importation of small-pox. . The: disease, he said, had recently established an itself in Preston, and a member of the Well- pr .known Preston North-End ...