... Such a scandal would be a diegmee to a civilized community, even if we had not now in this great city • severe epidemic of smallpox and an unusual prevalence of fever. The very eivilizstiou which produces execierive sensibility in some persons, seems to ...

... ascertained he had a bad type of fever. He was taken to the Royal Infirmary, iu which he was not many days until he caught small-pox, of which he died on Sunday, the 18th inst. He left borne nearly two years ago, during which time he served in the Glasgow ...

... the sick rate and mortality, but there is a greet increase in bronchitis and lung complaints. Typhus is not um known, and smallpox is no stranger inside or outside Paris. The state of the hospitals in some of the sta. tions is not satisfactory. An English ...

... to be enforced to the letter. It is idle to say that non-vaccination endangers the State by bringing in the liability to small-pox, and then to allow a man to refuse compliance with the law on payment of 20s. The lives of Her Majesty's subjects are worth ...

... Aberdeen, and who went to give his professional services to the sick mid wounded at the seat of war, has fallen a victim to small-pox, from which he died on the 27th ult. He was • native of Barbrelme, was educated at Aberdeen, where he took the degree of ...

... SCOTS GRETA—It nimmired that the Sods Grey. will not probably leave Ireland as fines as was expected, as it is alleged that smallpox has appeared amongst the 6th Inniakillin Dragoons at Brighton, the regiment selected to replace the Greys. Our of the strongest ...

... out, by isolation, permissive laws ad• ministered by local authorities, negligent, if not ignorant, of their duties, allow small-pox and fevers to follow their course without more let or hindrance than the precautions ingested by medical attendants or nuisance ...

... Headache, Liver Derangements, Sickness, Feverishness, Heartburn, Indigestion, Excitement, Sleeplessuess, Blood Poisons, Measles, Smallpox, and all kindred ailments, us bonndant medical and ether testimony (such as no ether saline or salt can show). with each ...

... the vdeable little =ldes was at once despatched to its proper deetination in London. Rants SPREAD OF SNALL-PDX IN LONDON.—Smallpox has spread so rapidly in the parish of Westminster that applicatine was on Friday made to the Mistmpolithe Board of Works ...

... 27 as inflammatory, simple, or relapsing fever, 21 as gastric fever, and Gas enteric or typhoid fever. In the eight towns smallpox caused 26 death., measles 48, scarlatina 93, diphtheria 26, booping-cough 97, croup 34, metria 4, and erysipelas 10 deaths ...

... South Shields, s woman named Elizabeth Score, about thirty-five years of age, who has been suffering from a bad attack of smallpox, which, it in supposed, had temporarily deranged her mind, killed her son, aged six years, by striking him on the bead with ...

... taareased, so much so that the authorities have had to empty Watson's Hospital as an additional hospital for the receipt of small-pox cameo. It a to be hoped from the change be the weather, that geed results may soon follow. We underatead that Mr William ...