... broken out board the tro ship William Hammond. Precautions have been taken to prevent the spread of contagion, and no case of small-pox having broken out in the island had been heard of up to the latest dates. Exchanges Jamaica and Cnlooial banka on London ...

... and eubseqneMly io the coinmau'l of field force. The Duke of Newcastle has been for several dajs from aa attack of the small-pox Chambrea. The death of Sir Edward Ilulwer, Conaerrative. candidite for Goothataptoo at th« last election, is anoouoced. At ...

... ; gout, ; hietnorrhoids, 5 ; mental disease, 2 ; ophthalmia, 13 ; paralysis, ; pulmo* nary disease, 78 rheumatism, 74 ; small-pox, 5 ; varicoss veins, 8 ; worn-out, 5 ; wounds, contusions, &c., 177. men were returned unfit for further service through ...

... cholera. The public ill learn with pleasure that one of the greatest scourges of humanity has now lost its chief torrors. Smallpox is not extinct, but it is narrowly circumscribed its range, and proves fatal comparatively seldom. If the years 18.>.1 and ...

... origin of the chole as a new d'sease is by no me ins w thmt parallel. A more striking example is afforded the case of the smallpox. This terrible plague, which is connected in its origin with a disorder peculiar to camels, was introduced from Arabia —the ...

... the fell attacks of consumption ; but we can carry on the war against the sweating sickness, the plague, the cholera, the smallpox, or typhus. The thing is to done. All experience shows that the same Great Being who baa permitted that such baleful diseases ...

... of the laws that port. appears from the edncee received today that on the outward passage Persia from this port case of small-pox occwTeCl on board, and on the vessel’s arrival New Yort an® had to perform four hour s quarantine. It MDO •hat uj) receiving ...

... 6ih Company, 13lh Battalion, Artillery, aged 84, &c. hand&ome monument marks the grave of poor young Forster, who died of smallpox after the fall of the place. is inscribed, Sacred to the memory of W. O. F. Forster, her Majesty*• Regiment, Aide-de-Camp ...

... Customs laws of that port. It appears from the advices received to day that the outwsrd pasaage the Persia from this port case small-pox occurred board, and ~o the vessel’s arrival New York she bad perform four hour** qu .rantme. »*««» that upon receiving orders ...

... cool airy room, with fire all, and windows frequently open, cannot equally good for a small child, with its face one blotch small-pox. with all other complaints under the sun, moon, and stars. Fathom and mother* fall down on their knees before physicians ...

... and beloved son of Thomas William Barlow, Ordnance Solicitor In Ireland. May 0, Rathmlnes, after a few days' Illness, of small-pox, Jlnrianm*. third daughter of the Rev. Win. B, Smith, Rector of Hollymount, County Mayo. the Inst, bis residence, 21, Upper ...

... and promising young oilicer died Wednesday morning in the barracks, ut quarter to five o'clock, after brief illness, of small-pox, at the early age of twenty-five years. was son of the Hon. and Rev. Francis Howard, Rector of Swords, county of Dublin, ...