... Belgium), of whom the elder is not yet nineteen. Out of eighty-eight candidates of the other sex, as many as forty have failed. Smallpox ham broken out at Crewe, and a temporary hospital has been provided. On Friday night one of the patients in a delirious oondition ...

... the River Lea. The managers et the Metropolitan Asylums, at their lad meeting reported that there was an increase of 116 small-pox patients under treatment, as compared with • fortnight ago. The managers of the Pada theatres have ape plied to the Minister ...

... was from heart disease. As, however, be would not say that smallpox 'nicht not have had an accelerating influence, the jury returned a verdict of death from heart disease, accelerated by smallpox, and hastened out of the building. The new epropee burlesque ...

... that the Spartan put sand-bags to his windows—or was an everlasting invalid. There is a well authenticated story of how a smallpox hospital was on fire at night and the patients were brought in contact with the air, and how everyone said they would die ...

... Pay should actually este the dead body was once more vary forcibly shown by • ease last Saturday oncoming th e death of a small-pox rtieet. The jury— ' thapeetable tradesmen, all with familial —very naturally objected to extheneselthe to th e risk, and ...

... twenty hoists in Perseverance Base, St. George a-ia-tlis. Est. It was stated that witbia the last few months thirties oars d smallpox had starred a trine booms. In maid the roma fowls worn fogad sesta. amid Aathoey adieus, Meat years dap, diet seddealy the ...

... ti of revenging himself on an obsoriees workman. At an inquest is Walworth, on the bodies of two &adroit who bad died of smallpox, medical evidence was gives that neither of them bad bees vaccinated, sad that gross neglect bad been shows. The coroner ...

... the merits of vaccination. It may be highly scientific to protect a person against one disease by giv i ng him another, but smallpox, like cholera, is a filth disease and a clean man in healthy conditions may spare himself innoculation with the nasty vaccine ...

... ; The determination of Sir Charles Das to holdan inquiry into the mana g ement public institutions which have the can of smallpox patients will satisfy all who are not quite contented with the latest contribution to the controversy made at the meeting ...

... me year., while suffering front small-pox. The kreel arrived at Hull with the boy on board, ' , uttering from the disease, and he was removed to publicbeam. The direct result was stated to be thai twelve came of small-pox were admitted into Hull Fever Hospital ...

... his Highness the Khedive tonal my most grateful thanks for his very kind message of sympathy, The continued increase . of smallpox in Lou- which is muchprig• d by me P don is calling forth fresh activity on the part M r . Tci'°. .&° tch to t al a. bas ...

... article lately appearing in that perm], to murder and military msurboedination. He was sentenced to three months' imprisonment. Smallpox is alarmingly prosiest in some of the northern districts of London. It is startling to learn that in the hospitals of the ...