... SMALLPOX The Englishman is, we all know, eccentric •animal, but perhaps he has seldom developed more singular propensity than his mfrked affection for contagious diseases. He resents with an almost pathetic stupidity any interference with his right to ...

... CASES Or SMALLPOX. Mr. Fielding read a letter from the Local Government Board, in which it was stated that the tact had become known that some cases of small-pox the patients were pot under the treatment of persona not properly protected by vaccination ...

... SMALL-POX IN KENT. Vaccination continues to be acnvelyfpl‘oiei‘éz:g in Canterbury this week. A case © [s)uif;,gaux smallpox has been removed from ?11 nder Square to the smallpox hospital and is stillu observation. - andes 2 The inmates of the Farriers’ ...

... SMALL-POX IN KENT. There have been no further cases of small” reported in Canterbury. Four fresh cases of small-pox at Sittingbo were notified on Tuesday evening. The pat* are all members of one family, and were rem? from a house where another case of ...

... SMALL-POX IN KENT. SEVERAL FATAL CASES IN THE COUNTY The gradual spread of small-pox has caused an immense demand for vaccination. In Canterbury there have been so large a number of applicants that the supply of lymph in the City has on more than omne ...

... SMALLPOX SPREAD BY TRAMPS. A letter was received from the London County Council notifying thut a congress is to be held on November 10 to consider as to the spread of smallpox through the agency of vagrants. I.was asked that a delegate should attend, ...

... is now recovering from small-pox. 'The second wag merely a suspected case,and the third wasremoved to the Small-pox Hospital on Friday morning. This last individual was a hawker,who had walked from Margate, accompanied by his little boy. They upied a separate ...

... SMALL-POX AT CHARTHAM, The CrLERK reported the receipt of a communication from the Medical Superintendent of Chq.rthfim Asylum, stating that any cases necessitating Asylum treatment would be for the present received at Barming Heath Asylum. The CHAIRMAN ...

... THE SUGGESTED SMALL-POX HOSPITAL. The Clerk produced a letter from the Blean Board of Guardians, stating that the Board had appointed a deputation to meet a deputation from the Council on the above question. The Clerk said that in the present state of ...

... THE CATTLE PLAQUE & THE SMALL-POX CANTERBURY. It affords much pleasure state that not only has the Cattle Plague entirely disappeared from Canterbury tor several weeks past, but the small-pox, has proved so fatal here and in other parts of the county ...

... A CASE SMALL-POX. The Relieving Officer reported that be had been obliged to give order for admittance to the House a young woman named Emily Whitnoll, affected with small-pox. There was no special place to put such cases, and she was therefore put the ...

... A SMALL-POX AND FEVER HOSPITAL. The Clsbk read letter from the Local Government Board asking what provision had been made in the Union for fever and small-pox patients. Mr. White explained that the Local Government Board desired that the Guardians should ...