... the sub-000stable, being in plain clothes, was not recognised - ~ * sentenced The Mortality in Paris.— The mortality from smallpox doling the week ending 11th June, was general mortality decreased from 1,164 to 1,008. Dari and Brutal Outrage*— Sunday night ...

... cellar, and blood the walls. The gable and front are pitted all over with bullet marks, just as if the house had got » white small-pox. In the corresponding house the right, big old farmhouse, the fight had been very warm. Here, storming in through the breaches ...

... the great productions of German literature, and sounding the praises of the illustrious Goethe. The number of deaths from smallpox which had risen to appalling figure is reported to have declined to loss than four hundred in the week before last. Tha general ...

... much pleasure that a nephew of Mr. Matthews, the chosen of Dangarvan, has escaped from the p2rils of tho Prussians and the small-pox, with which he was seized at Metz whilst heroically defending tho Hag of France from the ruthless invader. was ill at time ...

... arc really not respectable, and dare not leave the churches even get clothes. All those who are very ill or suffering from small-pox are sent to the new mad house. Now have all these poor creatures to feed, the difficulty is provisions. Switzerland has not ...

... no details have arrived here, but it ia believed that exhaustion of ammunition rather than food his led to capitulation. Smallpox and typhus are known to raging irightfnlly within its walls, ithin the last two days the bombardment and the sallies against ...

... Vault *, Scandioh-stJeel. late Adlio^oi-etreet. The d'-caaaeJ the !7lh met., at the early age 3S yeato, a violent attack of small-pox. It may truly b*- .id him that Ireland never had a tnifr eon. was ever ready hi* countrymen ty bia advicj, good example, ...

... Convent wrtoked. I may just say that ths ladies whom he molested in this manner are the same community which has charge of the Small-pox Hospitals in Shoreditch and Hampstead, and which undertook successfully the whole nursing of some fever struck villages in ...

... the British and foreign mind. It was tho dull season when tho English army turned out to mount the Hog’s Back” and attack smallpox hospitals which they generally took in the rare, the perusal, then, of such side split.ing flank movements and royal retreats ...

... Almost all Germans are repeatedly re-vacolnated, and the soldiers even by prescription the law. Therefore, in ordinary times, small-pox not very prevalent in the country, and when it does appear is only in mild form. The French bad better be satisfied the revenge ...

... tyrant himself shall appear before it MR EDWARD J MOLLOY This yotmg gentleman has fallen a victim to the fearful ravages of smallpox. About a month or five weeks ago he entered Cork street Hospital as a resident student, and in the discharge of his duties ...

... suction from altar, and while is veeknents. On esa he said, Any ass who voted foe Trani* should be shunned, as if be had smallpox or typhus hear. &mother time ha said This is mot as ordinary eleoties—sot a mildest between Trench and Nolan, but see ...