... London Press alleges that several un- a vaccinated persons have died during the past week at at Norwood and Battersea from small-pox. be The Herald of Health declares that sleep' after se] dinner is unhealthy, and that a ten minutes' doze re' before eating ...

... The rupture of the joint purse agreement has been an advantage to the Caledonian. DAYXGEXOUS SPREAD OF SMA.LL-POX INLosno_\ -Another case of small-pox has (according to the Lancet) been reported in a city restaurant, at which some 300 or 400 gentlemen dine ...

... citi zens, had struggled 'and succeeded: in having passed the Compulsory Vaccination NAot,. which has stamped the malady of small-pox out of this country; and it was to be hoped no body of Irish- Men will be ever found to oppose so useful a mew sure (hear) ...

... in, 11 days. There werei 1,275 deaths registered in London last week, which was 139 below the averag. The -fatal cases of small-pox, which had been 89-51, and 72 in th 'three preceding wicks, were 61 last week, .and 461 iii excess of the average number ...

... the Board of Superintendence with the view to acquiring premises for the purposes of the Conval- escent Home during the small-pox epidemic. The board granted, at the nominal rent of 6d. a week, the building and grounds lately occupied by the governors ...

... ee deaths from small-pox were registered during thae wveek, showing a decrease of 12 as compared with the pre- ceding week Four persons (city cases) died from small-pox in the North Union Smiall-pox Hospital. Nine deaths from smallpox were registered ...

... it is to be hoped will be followed by a decrease of the small- pox epidemic, for such has been often before ob- seeved. Small-pox caused 20S deaths, against 211 during the preceding month. Daring the past week only 45 of these were registered, a decrease ...

... males and 68 females. The average number in the corresponding week of the previous eight years was 128. Only 7 deaths from small-pox were registered during the week, against 18 registeredin the preceding week. Of the 7 deaths registered last week, only 2 ...

... to 6.95. Corn, 63. Rod spring vheat, 1.54. Central Pacific Ra1ilway Bonds, 1024. Valparaiso, Jaas 29. l3usiuess active. Small-pox was still inoreasing, especially at Santiago, Monte Vileo. July 1,. Busines3 very dull ; exchange unaltere3. Rio de Janeiro ...

... Dublin, &c., and to do or direct all necessary sets in relation to suah report, and the sugges- tions therein contained. SMALL-POX RELIEF FUND, I * The Committee met on Tuesday last at the Mansion House, Mark Perrin, Esq, and subse- quently Rev James Walshe ...

... board andlifted foreverymovement. On examina. tion by the surgeon, it was found that there were no less than 35 cases of small-pox in various stages, and from the time of the first taking of the dhow to their landing at Butcher's Island, Bombay, 15 1 died ...

... SIMONTON, Optlclap, to the Lord LUeutenant, royal Panoptioon of Solence and Art, 70 GAAFTON-STREETi Comner Qf Harry.terot, Small-pox, for some time epidemic In Wor- cester, has become so alarming that the Town Council have determined to establish a ?? hospital ...