... since the withdrawal of the troops from his country some Kaffirs have burned the deserted Fort Oliphant. Some deaths from smallpox have*occurred among the natives of Saltopan in the Trans- vaal. Kreli's hiding place remains as great a mystery as ever. ...

... thereby involving the public without any apparent advantage being likely to accrue to them in return for the outlay. With small-pox around W, and the cholera on the Continent, we must no longer ignore the de- plorable condition of our dwellings and sanitary ...

... Industrial Schooli at this place. The sad event occurred on Saturday last, after a short illness of that frightful malady small-pox. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron have occupied the posts of master and mistress of the establishment named for five years, and by their ...

... been paid to him and for the care taken of the wounded Turks. lie affixed his signature to a sketch taken by photographer. Smallpox of a virulent type has broken out among the Turkish prisoners; those thus seized were immediately separated from the others ...

... useful but somewhat stringent regulation — There shall not be a public or church funeral or any person who has died of small-pox, diph- theria, scarlet fever, yellow fever, typhus fever, or Asiatic cholera, but the funeral of such person shall be private ...

... by the saorifice of diseased ani- mals-which in the end will be a gain to all-may not fall exclusively on the owners. The small-pox which is afflicting the flocks on the Sussex downs is not quite so serious as the cattle plague, but calls for very similar ...

... these:—1. Re-vaccination of subjects well vaccinated is generally of very little utility. 2. Those who have suffered from small-pox have greater reason to be vaccinated than those who have been already vaccinated. 3. Re-vaccination succeeds better in proportion ...

... Saturday, at the official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury, SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN LONDON.—At the Metro- politan Asylums' Board, onS iturday, it was reported that the small-pox epidemic still continued in Lon- don to an alarming extent. FATAL SCAFFOLD ...

... away with, and absconded with the money. He is an eldeily man, appaiently between 50 and 60 years of age, with marks of small-pox on his face is about five feet seven or eight inches high, and had on a long brown coat and a black ruder's apion. ...

... returned to the Clerk, with a sketch in pencil of the wards, approved of by the Poor Law Board. MEDICAL REPORT. One case of small-pox was reported. A man named Cooper had come from Merthyr and taken lodgings in Tredegar. Mr. Anthony, Union Surgeon, had attended ...

... approval, that the esteemed Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, of the Shop, when recently a poor orphan servant was seized with malignant smallpox, in their house, would listen to no remonstrance for her removal, though they had an infant child of their own; but became ...

... been an improvement in the mortality returns of the Scotch towns but for the prevalence of epidemics—measles in Glasgow, smallpox and measles in Dundee, and scarlet fever in Leith, Paisley, and Aberdeen. The mean temperature of the month was in Aberdeen ...