... selling bedding infected with smallpox.-Mr. Blackhurst appeared for the defendant.- n It appeared that some time in August last the defendant, d who resided in Starch House-yard, had some children infested with smallpox. He was supplied with disinfect- ...

... playfellows together, and had been so for two years. The deceased had been off his work about three weeks, poorly, of the small-po.x. Henry Gardner, a factory operative, deposed: On Thursday night last, between eight and nine o'clock, I saw the deceased ...

... justice shall find after such examination as he shall deem necessary that the child has not been vaccinated, or had the small-pox, he may, if he see fit, make an order under his hand for such child to be vac- cinated within a certain time. Re observed ...

... many years. The Guion steamer Alaska arrived at New York at 7a.m. on Sunday. Time, 7 days 1 hour60 minutes. An epidemic of smallpox prevails in Widnes. On Sal arday a hospital tent was erected for the pur - pose of isolating the worst cases. , ix policeien ...

... medical orders, 41 ; orders for admission to that if Workhouse, 95 ; admitted, 40; faver cases, 22; last week. time a 25; smallpox, 0; last week, 0; gross total, 1,573; last wa,15 increase, 18 ;corresponding weele, 2,197. -ola TREAT TO WORKHOUSE CHMLDHRic ...

... correspondence because she thought eshe was doing Arthur hire good. 81ce heard he was wealthy. He was not marked Arthu with smallpox. yn Miss Amy Coburn, a friend of the Orion family, p55- Srs tively swore to defendant. She had recognised him in- Orton stantly ...

... remains lie for identification; but the assurance of Dr. Kempster, the divisional surgeon, that the face bore no traces of small-pox, as the man represented to have been the case with his daughter, satisfied him that he had failed in the object of his visit ...

... was 4 summoned by Mr. Marriott for soling bedding on which e a smallpox patient had been ?? stated that defendant lived at No. 11, Starchhouses, and that there r. being a case of smallpox there, he left disinfectants. %sAfterwards he heard that the bedding ...

... used to play with Arthur. Arthur was pre well formed. He had large-sized hands and large fiat feet. ani He was pitted with small-pox. He recollected meeting her him in 1852 i Ratcliff Highway. He had altered a little, con ind grown more manly. They went ...

... to Isis fees for nc- 5uccessful vaceination, and see what smallpox had done pIathere. A gain, let them look, at well-vaccinated Liver. Ju apool ant] London, andi see the amunoat of smallpox there, (eIan what mnishiof had been wrought. It was quite a ...

... received parish relief. Mr. Salisbury e. stated that it was only his daughter that received relief on whilst she was in the smallpox.- Lhe objecuino was with- Er. drawn, and as the barrister coul l nat allow any costs, the tr, Liberals and Conservatives ...

... keeps them perfectly free from diseaae-consump- tion, scorfuls, cancer, &c., having been scarcely heard of among them, nor smallpox or measles for mere than 20 years. We extract a fewr out of 80,000 cures:-No. 68,216, of the Masrchioncas de Brehau, of ...