... SMALL-POX AT BXAINA. A CASE IMPORTED FROM PEMBROKE DOCK. On Friday Dr. G. H.^roWne,of Brynmawr, reported to the Surveyor of the Nafftyglo and Blaina Local Board that a woman in Rivet-row, Blaina, the wife of Thomas Cokum,was affected with small-pox. ...

... SMALL-POX IN LONDON. In London, last Saturday afternoon, a meeting of tbe managers of the Metropolitan Asylum District was held at Spring-gardens, when the chairman read the following return of the number of small-pox patients at present in the asylum ...

... THE BATTLE AGAINST SMALL-POX. In a leader o. the possibility of an outbreak of small-pox in London, The Times remarksj We had a violent and destructive outbreak of small-pox in L-'ndQji half a dozen years ago, and we may, not_ improbably, be on the verge ...

... OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX IN LIVEBPOOL.—A serious epidemic of small-pox prevails in Liverpool, but active steps are being taken to stay ita progress. It was announced on Saturday that a serious outbreak of small-pox had taken place at the Children's Infirmary ...

... vaccination properly performed is as effective a preventive of smallpox as smallpox itself is. Two points of inquiry have always engaged my attention-the one as to the occurrence of smallpox after vaccination; and the ot er as to the number of persons ...

... Vaudois Society of Medicine an interesting paper on the effctBof re-vaccination as practised by him during a recent outbreak of smallpox in the château prison of Nyon of which the importance will be generally re- cognized. The tint ease occurred in January, ...

... Lewis Edwin Summerfield, of 26, Caerleon-ro appeared and questioned the efficacy of vaccina- tion as a preventative for small-pox. Mr. Sum- merfield appeared to exp'ain why the certificate of vaccination had not been returned to the registrar. The child ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... as follows Her Britannic Majesty's steamship Exmouth left us yesterday for Bake with a heavy sick list. Several cases of small-pox have occurred, one of which was fatal in the beginning of the week, but the great pro- portion of the sickness has arisen ...