... PLAGUE AND SMALLPOX. meeting of the Hull Sanitary, Authorities yesterday, the medical officer complained that vessel* leaving foreign ports, where there was disease were given clean bills of health, as was the Friary, which had brought the plague to Hull ...

... ago Mabel Wingrove was adopted a working man, who found her a deserted baby his doorstep. His own daughter hod died from smallpox. roar months ago the man fell ill, and was compelled to cease work. Everything the house was sold to buy food for the stricken ...

... harmful. Mr. Fallow* (.mafutrale): If 70a had travelled ae> I have dona 70a would not do foolish thing. The Clerk: Supposing smallpox broke out? Applicant: I don’t think vaccination would be any B*c to her. The Bench declined to sign an erampUon order. ...

... called, begins at the back of the reneral hoepital. proceeds via the cholera quarters, mortuory, the lunatic asylum, a the small-pox hospital, the gaol. the gunpowder magailne. to tcrci.natiMt point where the thief features in the let-decape general bospital ...

... Wilde, New Tredegar, Monmouth, died at the age of 103. She had worked the pit% and was inveterate smoker. In consequence small-pox Newcaslle-on-Tyw* medical officer has advised that the whole olj population shall be vaccinated. Mr». Walker, Goole, opslt ...

... e, Macaulay’s birthplace. A revolt is threatened among Essex Volunteer!, due, it is alleged, to lack of tact In officer. Smallpox is spreading Glasgow, and there another plague case at Hull. Irish streams and lakes ore becoming rapidly depleted of salmon ...

... Carte, Mr. F. Cellier, and other personal friend*, and a silver card-box bequeathed to the Prine* of Wales. Sixteen cases of small-pox are under in hospital at Bradford, and twenty-five houses us under observation the sanitary authorities. The Stock Exchange ...