... banker have brought actions against him to obtain damages for having made them attend on bitn when he was afflicted with the small-pox, whereby they caught the malady, and were laid up with it for some time. A religions service was performed on Tiesday, at ...

... in October, was arrested in its course ; and tics excess of deaths is partly referable to influenza, acarlatina, fever, small-pox, acsd diptlhtheria (throat disease.) Tue suesiber of birties in the lost three cscesctlcs of tics past year exceeds tlso ...

... pearls value 21,900 dollars. The mail packet Solent was detained in quarantine at Vera Cruzin consequence of the prevalence of smallpox at Havannab, which prevented her going to Tampico. There is scarcely any news by the Parana from the Islands. Cuba is this ...

... approval. I There was an ?? from the West Indiesyesterday, l with a large supply of specie. The intelligence is not important. Small-pox and yellow fever were virulent at the Havannah and St. Thomas's ; but the other Islands wars healthy. Trade was dull and ...

... beneficial, and the loathsomne pestilence was stayed by the supply ssent to St. Vincent's. The metropolis was veiy free from small-pox last year; the deaths were only 26 out of a population of 2,500,000 during the last three months of the year, whereas they ...

... royal foundry of Munich. On Friday morning the statue of Dr. Jenner, the dis- coverer of vaccination for the prevention of small-pox, was placed in Trafalgar Square, next to the statue of Major- General Sir C. Napier, and in a few days it will be uncovered ...

... enacted in the churchyard, at Stain- ton, died within the last week. It will be remembered that because the girl had died of small-pox the clergy would not allow the body to be taken into the church. His death was caused by inflammation of time lungs, as attested ...

... than to see the late PREMIER pestered night after night with interrogatories about sewers, National Gallery pic- tures, small-pox hospitals, army works corps, tele. graphs, and the thousand and one miscellanies that occupy the initial portion of each ...

... Gvzarter ending March 31st, 185, at Burton-on. Treat, Sheffield, and Mertiiyr 'Tydfil, 419 are reported to have been caused by small-pox ; and ask whether lie proposes to introduce any amendment of the Vaccila- tiOII Act. Mr. Bmscosc will oppose the second reading ...

... esteemed in the anny. ' This war secems to carry off the best. On the 25th of IApril Sir Williatm Peel died at C(sswlpore, of smallpox. I-ie was t u ttoliweaketted by thie effect of his waound, ittil smunk, I ant told, very rapsidly. He was the idol of the ...

... her.Majesty's 18th Royal Irish, aide-de-camp to Sir Colin Campbell, which occurred at Luclk-ow, on the 15th of May, from smallpox. Major Waterfield, of the Bengal army, was murdered on the 14th of May, while travelling towards Agra, by a body of labels ...

... anti ties consequence svas, that not ossly the child in question, but two other of lila chleldren were now Ill wills tiis small-Pox, wvhieh was raging intensely in luat neighboserlood. The Masgistraetes pointed nest to Neale isow foolisicly wrong lie lead ...