... THE INCREASE OF SMALL-POX. Dr. Collinson and Mr. S. Norway, F.R.C.S., of Paddington, have addressed a letter to a contemporary upon the subject of small-pox, in which they observe;- We state the conviction of numbers of our medical brethren when we assert ...

... HOW ABOUT SMALLPOX? What are we going to do about smallpox ? We know very well that this disease is one of the evils over which men hold a practical control, when they think proper to exercise their understandings, and take the necessary trouble; yet ...

... Small-pox in Sheep. Some time ago a company calling themselves the Wilts Mutual Insurance Sheep Association, was called into existence to report upon the disease of small-pox in sheep, and to endeavour to find a remedy, and the following are some of ...

... last week to point out the danger to the country at large, and especially to flockmasters, from the probable importation of smallpox in sheep. The remedy suggested was the slaughtering of all imported sheep at the port and at the time of dis- embarkation ...

... se of Harrold havingbeen adduced, The defendant in r,eply to the charge, said the first person in his family who had the small-pox was bis wife, and she did not hold with vaccination. Mr. Le Breton waj afraid there was a prejudice still existing arhong ...

... 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 ...

... Lucknow, where several cases ot small-pox occurred before we left. On the day after his arrival at Cawnpore he was seized with sickness, vomiting, and feverishness, from which he recovered, but the symptoms of smallpox were soon exhibited, and when I ...

... . THE INCREASE OF SMALL-POX. — At the meeting of the Marylebone representative council on Saturday, a discussion took place upon the public health, during which Mr. Filmer remarked, in reference to the evident increase of small-pox and scarlatina, that ...

... to the Princess Anne, in the French Chapel, St. James's. The groom was hideously ugly, and the bride was marked by the small-pox. Toe cere- mony took place in the evening. At midnight thf re was a public supper, and at two in the morning the -unro- mantic ...

... circumstances, an unwelcome impression. Mr. Simonds stated, for the information of the council, that another outbreak of smallpox in sheep has just taken place; this has occurred on the Sussex downs, amidst large flocks of sheep, midway between Lewes ...

... well, and all Britain honours and thanks them. We fear people are getting remiss in having their children vaccinated. The small-pox is said to be very prevalent in London.; so much so, indeed, that the parishes are called upon to take energetic measures ...

... rate of mor- tality from bronchial disease is apparently due to the mild character of the season. There were 15 deaths from smallpox, 43 from measles, 37 from scarlatina, 47 from whooping cough, 56 from typhus, 12 from diarrhoea. ...