... in the flesh. There were some points of similarity be' tween these two men, each being deprived of sight in his youth by small-pox, which also die. figured their poor faces. This deprivation, which would have daunted most people,asemed only to whet these ...

... University, and to decide which of Mere moat worthy of their support. The Orestes hoe arrived M Hang A n ' goer ewes ci smallpox amongst the board. She hie beim pat =dor regabitiom. • LyIIITSIC ANI ART ANI The pantomime at the Gaiety Theatre will an ...

... by the masters. At OW Granby Barracks, De on yesterday. Sergcant.M*Jor Armstrong, the Devon Artillery. committed suicide. Smallpox is raging with great severity at Cort.. Greece. On the Bth met 143 persons were ,iowo with the disease, and several deaths ...

... near Drogheda bar. n -iiitiird.ty afternoon. It is surmised that some of the crew have been lost. The epidemics of typhus. smallpox. and liah7hrri.t are raging so violently at Voronesh n Poi toss the hospital of the town. conitriirte.l to hold 2.00 i noln ...

... Bill was somewhat rambling and tentative. andl the criticism was not highly aggressive. ' The debate was adjourned. A @mous small•pox epidemic has broken out in the district of Batley, in Yorkshire. Up to last Saturday evening there had been about 300 cases ...

... British \'tce•Consel at Alicante, was requested to recommend a doctor. The next day Mr Freeman's illness was declared to be smallpox. As at the same time he was wagering from a slight attack of bronchitis, his state became rapidly serious. Another doctor ...

... of cue paper wen• .cut to surreptitiously in, rttig.te a hospital where the patients were suffering from suer diseases as small-pox and typhoid fever. and 1. from another Inner were arrests--1 while ea gaged as scavengers in cleaning the etessie. ...

... from Halva. dor reporting that • quack doctor in the village of Cimarron, pretendiug to be able to prevent the spread of smallpox. inoculated twenty children with the virus of the disease. On the following morning sixteen of them died, end there small ...

... Thursday. C,onsidernble anxiety is being felt by the authorities of the Metropolitan Asylums Board by the recent outbreak of smallpox in Lon. don. There are now no fewer than 40 peante under the charge of the beard in the city hospitals on the Thames, and ...

... shop refuses to display the placards, let every self-respecting Independent Nationalist keep out of that shop just as if smallpox were raging inside it. Witt is it that eminent divines say such unfortunate things when they get into a public wrangle? The ...

... for Halifax, which put in at Plymouth to'coal, and pro• ceeded on her voyage ou Thursday last, put back to Plymouth to-day, smallpox having broken oat on board. THI3 BOATING DIBUTER ON THE CLYDE. Glasgow, Sunday. The bodies of the four men who were drowned ...

... d Balfour's Bale in inland, was .denied ea the Unionist candidate fertile city of Cork. Emirs Pasha is suffering from smallpox. ENCORE SALMON. , 1 1 ra s e, PRINCE'S LOBSTERS. (A, POLICE. ...