... SMALLPOX The following circular has been sent to boards of guardians tho Local Government Board : Local Government Board, Whitehall, S.W. Sir,—l am directed by the Local Government Board to state that the continuance of smallpox in London and its appearance ...

... proposing the health of the chairman, said he was convinced that smallpox could be prevented by vaccination. believed that if every person in the metropolis who was susceptible to smallpox, and who had not been vaccinated within recent years, were to lie ...

... SMALLPOX. The following circular has been sent to boards of guardians by the Local Government Board : I.oeal Government Board. Whitehall, B.W. Sir—l am directed by the Local Government Board to state that the continuance of smallpox in London and it* ...

... SMALLPOX. The Times of Saturday said : The emallpox epidemic may now be said to have cessed in London. Not a single freeh case was yesterday notified to the officials of the Metropolitan Asylums Board.—A few other cases have since occarred, bat in no ...

... Smallpox. No case. Darin* the year hnnilrecl and thirty iufauti were vaccinated, obiaiu*l exemption certihcatea, and ten were postponed account of temporary iUneaa. ...

... SMALLPOX The Clerk reported that had received acommunica tion from the Town Clerk of Gloucester to the effect that the city au'horities were willing reciive into their hospital {patients from the Workhouse so far as the accommodation would permit, on ...

... SMALL-POX. Mr. W. Long, in reply to Mr. Corrie Grant, said the Local Government Board proposed to issue a circular suggesting the isolation of persons who had been brought in oontact with small-poz cases. He did not think that local authorities ought ...

... THE SMALLPOX. Seventeen fresh cases of small-pox notified in London to noon Thursday. At micluigLt 832 patients were under treatment. ESTATE AGENT’S SUDDEN DEATH. Mr. Frederick John Justice, agent for Lord Tredfgar’s Monmouthshire estates, was found dead ...

... SMALLPOX. Two more cases of smallpox have been notified at Sheffield, making in ail 28. Both patients are men who hatve been tramping the country recently, amd one had visited the lodging-houses and Workhouses at Derby, Nottingham, Loughborough, and Leicester ...

... SMALLPOX. The fallowing letter whs read from the Evesham Board of Guardians:— •*Case# of Boi.illpo* having been brought into this district by vagrant* and, the season of pea «njt fruit picking appiOHche*, the number of vagrants will greatly increase, ...

... THE SMALLPOX. Twenty-six fresh cases of small-pox were notified in London up to noon to-day. LORD KIMBERLEY. Lord Kimberley passed a quiet night. Hia condition remains the same as yesterday. ...

... SMALLPOX. Smallpox, which was introduced into Birmingham about three weeks ago by tramp, is spreading the city and neighbouring district of Aston. Several additional cases were reported yesterday, and nine patients have been isolated. The outbreak of ...