... with the Duke of Fife as president, is aonounced. Its object is to extend preventive inoculation and ultimately eradicate smallpox. MR. MORGAN AND THE FRENCH ILAILWAYS. The * Chrooicle” correspondent at Paris wired on Thresday : —lt is stated that Mr, ...

... discases in the Island every week ? It appears to me a gratuitous way of warning strangers off the Island. Suppose a case of small-pox, or cholera, or plague should ocenr (which Heaven forbid !)—why publish it to all the world? I can understand such matters ...

... Overland Mail brings Bombay papers to the 7th inst. The following heads of intelli- ! gence are from the Times of India ■. Small-pox is still very prevalent amongst the natives in Bombay. Several Europeans have also fallen victims to it. Numbers of people ...

... power cf vaccination, it would be necessary to know the numbers of vaccinated and unvaccinated persons exposed to risk from small-pox. Tbis informa- tion, as regards tbe adult population, is unfor- tunately not available, bnt rac* nt vaccination reports show ...

... - . > Visitor : So your mistress is ill? French Maid: Yes, but it is only a leetle ting—de small-pox. - - - “It may be of interest to your shooing readers,” writes Lord Masham in the “ Field,” “that in my eighty-ninzh year on 12 August, from gehind a ...

... learns that the Naval Estimates for the coming year show an increase over last year of £38,000. SMALLPOX IN LONDON. There were 60 fresh cases of smallpox officially notified in London yesterday. The number of cases now under treatment in the various ...

... considered safe require relief urgently. The landless classes there have con- sumed their last stocks, and even the seed grain. Small-pox and cholera are very frequent. The early rice is promising in Dinagepore and Pur- neab, but in Rungpore it is perishing. ...

... -be, to the Law relating to Compulsory Vaccination, A time was when certainly this Law was needed, but surely now, when small-pox is never heard of in the Island, this Law might be modified. I understand that in England, there is now no obligation to ...

... space in your valuable little paper, to ask if any of our authorities have taken any steps to prevent the importation of small-pox into our little island. Now that the hot season is nearly upon us, I think it high time something should be done, as I see ...

... year': record was only A per cent. This mean that out of ev&g ?? children born last yeas &Qms&?J) , **_*&£ s«ljgSi#jy_4 ™*b*. small-pox. As usmjl, the wholeresponsibilit} for this shocking state of things rests or the guardians ; they refuse to carry out tht ...

... admiration from the fact that they were among the few who escaped the disfi- gurement which attends an attack of unmo- dified small-pox. However this may be, we trust the example which the Sultan has set will have its effect in leading to the more general ...

... Eupatoria, the vessel was placed in quarantine. Seven of the crew were removed to the hospital, supposed to be suffering from small-pox. ...