... monumental bad luck. At twenty-one the un- fortuntate man married and had two children. ly Ilis wife and children (lied of smallpox and were I buried. 1'oteaux then went to Pittsburg aunl z b)ecasme a labourer in a coal mine. Osie day the roof caved in ...

... any disease. No death from any ',motto dimmers was reeorded in Brantley, Dimmer, Higbclere, or Andover, and no death from smallpox or from fever west registered in any local district. Four violent deaths were recorded last quarter in Basingst3ke and gave ...

... Pearce. J. Moore, Brunel. Argil, Madelwhite. Kellaway. Wood. Rdbb. and Chapman. Dr. Chileott. the medical otter. reported of smallpox the chrtroct, which had been liken over by the Medina] Meer of Health for Southampton iDr. Hants.. He had had **venal article* ...

... Renter’s telegram from Kingston, Jamaica, states that the Royal Mnil steamship Don, from Southampton, is quarantine there with smallpox on boerd. The Telegraphs Department announces that telegrams. the full private rate, written in English and plain language ...

... ‘A CASE OF BMALL-POX. A case of small-pox had occurred at Hampton Park, and the patient had been removed to the Southampton Isolation Hospital, Dr PERY poiuting oat that the fee for admission was three guineas per week. The CHAIRMAN said the Southampton ...

... in existence at th« Prince Consort Inn. Netley, had been abated. THE HEALTH OF THE DKTRICT. Mr. Watts reported a case of small-pox at Hamp- ton Park, that of a man who had been an under baker on board the Royal Mail Steampacket Com- pany's steamer Magdaleno ...

... THE SMALLPOX CASE, Dr Chaleott, the Medical-officer «f Health, reported on the oase of smallpox alluded to in the report of the South Stoneham Guardians. Dr Chaleott suggested that a vote of thanks should be sent to Dr Harris for his sotion in the matter ...

... Mail Steampacket Con*, pany^s steamer Don, which was placed in quarantine at Kingston (Jamaica) in consequence of having small-pox on board, has been released, and arrived at Colon at 6 a.m. on Tuesday. She waa placed in quarantine on the previous Friday ...

... appointment of Mr. Brodick to the War Office was breach of faith towards the notion. v Ho gave his reasons. Owing to the small-pox scare Paris the number of vaccinations instead of being twentyfive or thirty per day, has leaped up to 630. The Speaker of ...

... as to several nuisances and complaints, and Dr. Pern (the Medical Officer) said, in answer to the Chairman, that all the small-pox oases were getting better, and I _f___tbe bealtb of tbe district was generally good. | which tbe Chairman said was very ...

... -Che preceding Saturday en WeHow Cenv ■ men, aot far from the place wheats he came by ant death, and had then on him the smalLpox. It is, imagined that the violence of the disorder produced a pnrensy, and in this state the poor man 1 fell into* a gravel ...

... refererce io the Isolation Hospital question. —Mr. remarked that he did not thiuk they would be allowed in any case to take small-pox cases, having regard to the close proximity of the Rural Council’s Hi ital. There was, too, a probabiltty that the County ...