... minister Keighley, Yorks, being the proceeds a burglary in Lae, Kent, five years ago. A woman who has bean found suffering from small-pox Sheffield had been married only two days previously to man who delivers parcels. In conaeqoeDoe 200 people have been isolated ...

... provided with two poblio libraries. » Sir Francis Jenno is expected to well to resume fail seat in court shortly. are now small-pox patients in Cambridge. During four months 146 cases occurred. Stepney's hill” to the War Office fop the typhoid-infected ...

... expensive suites of apartments the West End, and that care this respect is not thrown away is shewn by the fact that while smallpox was prevalent the East of London there were only two cases the company's dwellings, with a population, drawn from the power ...

... eir reports. Mr. Rr.d-ford ami -Te Visiting and House - A circular loUcr was read from tl»c Local Government Board a« to small-pox and casual paupers. The Clerk reported that tho necessary vaccination returns had been received from Messrs. and Witt, Hi© ...

... thought the ratepayers should know what very expensive hern vaccinatioo was. Mr. Maude: Not so small pox. * Mr. Abbott: Small-pox is quite ohance. Tbe Board resolved to deter consideration of the terms offered by tbe Electric light Company for lighting ...

... had m; way kissing should be family use and far medicinal purposes. It the trifles that count life. At Bury St. Edmonds smallpox broke out, eight rietime out twenty-two died, trade suffered seriously, and expense of between three and four thousand pounds ...

... rears* penal servitude'. She in pecuniary difficulties, and her goods were insured for £250. NEWS AT A GLANCE; The number small-pox patienta in live hospitals the Metropolitan Asylums Board yesterday remained unchanged at 52. Lord Methuen will unveil nitonurial ...

... died suddenly at Reading. Northampton County Council have authorised committee frame bye-laws regulating ih* of motor-cars. small-pox outbreak lias occurred in Thrapstor Work l>ouso. liavi r.g been brought there lj a tramp from Leicester. • • • Clara Bnow ...

... Union Jack Club now amount to £22,700. Mr. Carnegie has offered the Dublin Corporation £28,000 for free public library. Small-pox has broken out Brentford and Ealing, and sixteen cases have been reported during the past week. * • * The Countess Spencer ...

... lOTABLE MEN AND WOMEN, Sir becar, K.C., » mjrtog turllMr in. unities srith the view btinsin* «*ain before the spreading smallpox by tramps. Complaint is recaired that tiro small epidemic at present preealent in the North of Enjland is largely da© the ...

... vessels aggregating 28,000 tons. New vatic was scarce. Three of tl»o tramp class have been admitted to the Peterborough Small-pox Hospital euspects. They had beat traced from Kettering. A Chester report states that the Duchess r«l Westminster, although ...

... combat-. Peter the Great of Roma was guilty frightful excesses; his grandson, Peter If., reigned only three years, and died of small-pox the ago of fifteen. Peter HI. was dethroned and strangled by conspirators. Peter I. of tkrvia has already brutal massacre ...