... The funeral of Charles William Barras, a the mate of the barque Edmund Kaye, who died of from smallpox two days ago, took place yesterday. A case of smallpox has also occurred: at Tayport, ni having been introduced by the Norwecian barque N |Fimsfejr. ...

... ARBROATH-REPORT ON THU SMALLPox u 3,,, EpiDm0io.-At' a meeting of' the Arbroath- Local Q. r t Authority held yesterday, a report byflr Littlejohn, p nd Imedical offiaer 4f the Board of Supervision, on the t e, epidemic of smallpox in Arbroath, was read ...

... vogue at the end of the last century. The cup- board is 2 feet deep and 14 or 15 inches wide. OUTBREAKS OF SMALLPOX. - An outbreak of smallpox occurred last week on board Her Majesty's ship Collingwood at Thaso. All colnmunication with the shore was ...

... baa been arrested. SMALL-POX ON BOARD ASTEAMER. The Orient Line steamship Potosi, which arrived in Plymouth Sound on Thursday from Anstrlia, viea the Cape of Good Hope, was detained in the Sound through having one case of small-pox on board. The sanitary ...

... years; but agree, if It Dundee allows an advance, they will make a. ,g ' similar incerease to their efrplOyeS. bn I TrRE SMALL-Pox EPIDEMIC IN LEEDS.-Small- ;o: pox in Leeds shows no sign of decreasing. In ies fact, appearances point in the opposite direction ...

... Chicago Wheat (May) .. . 83 83 Do. Corn (May) '.'.'.''.'. 53 53a a Price asked. b ex div. SMALLPOX IN LzEDS.-A telegram from Leeds says the outbreak of smallpox there is assuming serious proportions. The disease is stated to have been imported from Shefield ...

... look of keen- ). ness, of profundity, of strength of character, is simply P invaluable.- Globe. he EPI'snEIC OF SNIALLPOx.-Smallpox has ap- id peared among the German population at rd Pantin, and after being for a short time con- ,Ir fined to the slums ...

... disease may be relied upon to bring the home 44poly of store cattle abrea-t of the demands of Norfslk and Aberdeenshire. THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN GLOUCESTER. EP-NFORENIENT OF THE VACCINATION ACTS. Yesterday afte;;oon the Gloucester Guard- Ians, in face of ...

... with the work, and the maximum pressure attained was 31 lbs. per squarefoot. Severe frost and snow, and as? outbreak of small-pox all tended to diminish the rate of progress, but every effort will be made to regain the time thus unavoidably lost. In every ...

... favoured buyers. Maize, beans, and pease firm. WAR might with adiantage be declared against Scarlet I Fever, Measles, and Smallpox, anl an attempt nade to pre- a ient fIrther havoc aonwgst children and adults. Let everv- one eo-operate, and in doing so ...

... Iintentions of the Admiralty regarding the vessel are still unkovu, but itis believed she will pro- caed to Devonport for survey. SMALLPOX ON A LI.NER. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's mail steamer Arabia, which left London on Thursday for India, unexpectedly ...

... the accommodation of patients suffering from smallpox, and moved the following motion:-,-That this Council deprecates the extravagant expenditure on the temporary building for the present outbreak of smallpox, and strongly protests against the action of ...