... destitution ; and, of that portion, many were burdened by large families, and farther impoverished by the prevalence of small-pox in the place for the space of several months. These facts and circumstances 1 feel mysell called upon to state on their behalf: ...

... Adelaide Gallery, London. Mr. Lary bad reccived the presentation of the parish of Canisbay, bat un. fortunately was cut off by small.pox after a few days’ illness, — B.—At Coldoch, Dr. Graham, Professor of Botany in the Univensity of Edinburgh. Dr. Mile, oue ...

... prevalent in this parish and neighbourhood of late: In a few cases, both chiidren and parents have been afiected by the malady. Small-pox has also appeared, and in one instance proved mortal, by which a mother and heipless offspring have been betert of their ...

... POTATO MARKET. & o T ol . January gy’ Ay N RS RS Sasan-Pox ¥ . —Small-pox is. alarming!; u&whm All the hospital -u-’ md-hhhmh:fl-dfiw‘-lfiy waited upon — asking far assistance in pooviding more. Nwm ufindh‘hltlm Ak.zrnuhn b has been formed in London, of which ...

... average rate over the whole year was 16.25 per thowsand. In 1570 the rate of mortality was 20,25 mrmnnd. It was intimated that small-pox had out in Clunie Square, where there were three cases in one house, P Suar-Pox. — —which has od nr:‘thy«;-c--dl s t::- advanced ...

... t&‘t * prevention is better than cure,” but as yet nothing of & satisfactory kind has been attempted. It is rumoured that small-pox has broken out in the town, but to what extent we do not know. rp--. Another valuable improvement that Mr Jouglas has introduced ...

... :a-td“- have h'n‘:w.lut But, since the dawn of 1 '\:7“_ ber of adults have been suffering from fever, severe colds, &e., &c. Small-pox has also been prevalent in the landward part of the parish, and but & few days ago this epidemic made its appearance in the ...

... who have been ill are now getting better. W& understand that some cases have been reported to our Sanimlw dm who have had small-pox, exposing ves before the ex Jtohtime specified in the Public Health Act, rendering themselves liable to a of £5. In consequence ...

... of excitement l.mg“[’:?flldh‘d.nnfl.(l‘fmdlflm— A ‘ SuALLPOX IN DUBLIN, —Tn the South Dablin Union there are now 103 cases of smallpox. Nheu‘minh have died within the week. é:dhnl C has ‘dkr“d hicunfivnflnl to eat meat on Friday in - consequence of the disease ...

... n against the Duke of Athole.— Letter. Tue Ssart-Pox Erioemic 1y Epissuecn. —There 'mlmnl-nnd%lmdu,dmmhllnl in the City Small-pox llu:fitd on 8 Yy xg‘ nAHl&:‘:idolwdbu ‘h}'r-h‘o-l \ Bt b L n as - b 204, mmm ila-n:lh the ._h-‘;lm standing dismiasals, does ...

... the Synod's Aug- Harmisours or SpriNG.—The blackbird and mavis | -1 groves around Myres Castle on Sature~ Boteesi gaso of smallpox & peared in this 1 Rt o Aapa fi!.'.'.‘m ~nflhmwflm :‘.wd.b &L Bank, was buid in %fim&_’ h—.:’dfih‘fllhfl-m o the meeting ...

... recently occurred in Milwaukee, A man named Ruskowski died, as was supposed, after baving been ill for several weeks with the small-pox. In accordance with the regulations established by the Board of Health, the body was buried the same day. The sister of the ...