... THE SMALLPOX. KEIGHLKY. Yeaterday two fresh cases smallpox ware reported the Keighley Senitsrv Authorities. For some time psst a case of the disease has uader treatment in the workhouse infirmary, hat. though room Has been made with great d.fficulty in ...

... suffering from smallpox. Altogether sixteen persons had taken the disease, and three had died. Smallpox drought to Lxki*.—At a mooting of the Leeds Sanitary Committee yesterday siternoou, application was made to committee receive smallpox patient from Morley ...

... reasonable to conclude that small-pox would also strike inwardly. Small. V I consider highly dangerous to women in child- l irth. A woman is dead in the house where wee now are who was confined whilst labouring under small-pox. I do not mean 'to say that ...

... name from nomination. TrE OUTBRErA Or SMALLPOX IN LEEDs.- Yesterday, at a nueeding of the Sanitary Coninittee of the Leeds Coiporation, Dr. Goldie, the M~edical Offleer of Ilealth, stared that there are nov. two smallpox patients in the hospital placed at ...

... and chapel West of the hail were not touched by the fire. THE HAMPSTEAD SMALLPOX HOSPITAL INQUIRY. The report of Dr. Buchanan and Mr. Henley, in refer- ence to the Hsmpstead Smallpox Hospital, has been pub- lished. After reviewing the evidence, the report ...

... set of anti- vaccinationists to call in question the well-aseertained effi. cacy of vaccination as a protection against small-pox, and its freedom, when properly performed, f1oro incidental or indirect consequences of a hurtfitnature. But the matter has ...

... tried before a jury. INCTrEASE OF SMALLPrOX MO1TUALITY.-It is very unsatisfactory to see that we are again threatened wilth a smallpox epidemic. It has been known. for a few weeks to nmedical officers of health that this horrihle disease, which nobody need ...

... themselves, and it was also due to thepublic that a full and searching inquiry should take place. It was well kuown that smallpox had crept into, the nelghbourhood, that masiy deaths had%.occurrod, and that the disease was rapidly extending its area.g ...

... the deceased had, been delivered .by'a. sidwife only Small-pox was highlydangeroua duringpregnanoy. InnL pine. tice exteeding'over twenty-nine years he only knew of one case of recovery from small-pox where a person had it with- in a month of being confined ...

... slightest jurisdiction, and the cases would therefore be dismissed. hMr. Briggs then consouted to withdraw the other'cases. SMALLPOX IN CTMERLAND. Ow Saturday afternoon, at the monthly meeting of the Cockernouthi Local Board, the Mlcdical Officer reported ...

... Cooper in as a lodger. I declined; but she persisted, and appeared desirous of my taking her, saying that she was in the small-pox; and as she could not do with her, for fear her own children might catch the infection, I agreed to take her in. She said ...

... any material increase of. disease, or any extensive epidemzic outbreak. Therel were 182 deaths from smallpox, but the increasedl fatality of smallpox in Ireland is almost altogether due to the prevalence of that diisease in Dublin, where It has beenl ...