... -Several arrests of Spanish robbers have been made at Port Vendus, in con- sequence of telegraphic instructions from Madrid. Small-pox is raging in the parish of Rimtort, and is decimating the population. Almost all the in. habitants are affected by the epidemic ...

... estimated at between zC400 and E500. THE SMALL-POX OUTBREAK.—A meeting of the Vaccination Committee in connection with the Cardiff Guardians was held on Saturday, when reports were received of two more cases of small-pox in a house at the back of Helen-street ...

... A SAD MISADVENTURE. Hardwicke, coroner for Central Middlesex, held jO inquiry on Saturday, in the Board-room of the of Small-pox Hospital relative to the death jj. illiam Smith, aged forty-three, one of the in- A *t*8- Dr. Brewer, Chairman of the Metropolitan ...

... these cruelties was not worthy of credit. SMALL-POX. Dr. CAMERON (L., Glasgow) called attention to the small-pox epidemic in order to move a resolution declar- ing that, in view of the alarming increase of small-pox in London, the House call on her Majesty's ...

... CARMARTHEN.—The small-pox is raging fearfully ill this town and neighbourhood, the virulent disease having shown itself it, its worst form, both adults and children having fallen as sacrifices to its fury. This is partly owin^: to the dogged obstinacy ...

... Rangoon correspon- aent of the Daily New. says: King Theebau hai suffered a great blow. His seven-months'-old son has died of smallpox, and his Majesty is inconsol- able. The child was declared heir apparent, Ain, Shay-Min, before he was a week old, a most ...

... made in that pro- vince to reduce the mortality from small-pox. The ascertained results are altogether favourable to vacoinatiop. For instance, during the past twelve months the mortality from small-pox in the areas unprotected by vaocination stood as high ...

... con- sidered, was derived directly from the present in- fected ward, to which the small-pox cases of the union have been conveyed; this Board is of opi- nion that a small-pox hospital should be erected immediately, but it is strongly of opinion that such ...

... (4 amongst adults,) NEWPORT; Newport.-Bllths, 204; Deaths, 140. The deaths do not exceed the average, although measles, small-pox. scarlatina, and other forms of fever, have largely prevailed. The weather for the most part has been unusually cold, and ...

... re- ■ret to learn, says the United Serviw Gazette, that everal ships of the China squadron have had severe isitations of small-pox. The crew of the Euryalus tave s-uifered much, over forty-four, including Lieu- enant Griffiths, having been attacked. The ...

... in others, the disfigurement, the blindness, deafness, and other mutilations which resulted from the terrific scourge of smallpox. They were, many of them, willing to run some risk to ward off such a calamity from themselves and their kindred. Gradually ...

... had the small-pox, and lived. I have been vaccinated myself, and have had the small-pox notwithstanding. The Magistrate thought the defendant was furnish- ing arguments in favour of vaccination. Four of her children were afflicted with small-pox who had ...