... Mossrs as hon. secretar Andrews, and B. Elliott, and Mr. S. Mat! steamer Arabia, London for Bombay, The P. a ‘a case of small-pox put into th vesterday, havi went on a on board. Dr. Williams, medical o} ‘s steward, was removed to tho and the patient, ...

... Tho P. and O. steamer Arabia, bound to Bombay, put in at Plymouth yesterday to land one of the stewards suffering from small-pox. Mr. J. H. Nann, conductor of Penzance Choral Society, was last evening presented with a purse West Cornwall. 500, which ...

... VISION PUR SMALL- POX CASES. Dr. Rolston remarked that a town in the North ef ind had been panished very severe! ai by an of small-pox, and within the last fo ‘bt a case came ato Plymouth Sound from one of our own the officer aj inted pus ressel was boarded ...

... plague diseases of the respiratory organs, phthisis, fever, debility, diarrhea, measles, and dysentery are verv prevalent. smallpox, ...

... might refer to the Act of 1681. under which phthisis, fever, debility, diarrhea, there was no defence. He would hear the smallpox, thereapon asked for an adjournment, pointing measles, and dysentery are very out that laintif’ had furnished no —! You have ...

... us. The Boers have fired 500 up to date. A TRANSPORT. SMALL-POX ON NEWS TELEGRAM, EXCLUSIVE TO WESTERN MORNING DURBAN, Friday, 2 p.m. Tho trans} rt Orcano has arrived here with a cas? of small-pox amongst the crew. The port medical authorities have refused ...

... lands in South THE SITUATION IN BASUTOLA. OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX. WAR SPECIAL.) (PRESS ASSOCIATION SERU, Saturday. To add to the present difficulties and burdens of the Basutoland Government, small-pox is spread- : ing with rather alarming rapidity in the ...

... INVASION OF ZULULAND SMALL-POX IN BASUTOLAND. ...

... and of Zululand, where are the richest in South Africa, is confirmed; while from Maseru we hear of a serious outbreak of small-pox. According to the “Intransigeant,” the Zola trial will come up for hearing on March St r. shawe and his surveying party are ...

... reaching 406 daily. Ten thonsand two hun- dred and thirty-nine persons died in the cit last month. The lague is raging, and small-pox, dysento-y, and other diseases are epidemic among iefugees from famine districts. ...

... cleansing the town. tain Gibton, who temporarily commanded heh niskillings, has died of dysentery; his loss is much recretted. SMALL-POX AT DURBAN. MARITZBURG OVEKFLOWING WITH (CENTRAL NEWS AGENCY DURBAN, Friday Afternoon. Tho Maritzburg hospitals are full 10 ...

... magistrates, dressing an applicant for a vaccination exemption, said that for some years he charge of one of the largest small-pox bospitals in Enz- land, and had never seen a vaccinated person die of i. pox. He had himself vaccinated nearly 16,000 persons ...