... exception or two, during any week since the diseene made its appearance last March. With the exception of one death from small-pox in London, and two Bristol, there were no deaths from this linear* in any other of the large towns. The Sheffield authorities ...

... POISONED WATER. Sheffield is at present suffering from a serious epidemic of smallpox, and • large portion of the borough suffers from the additional evil of lead poisoning, which has caused the illness of scores of householders. The water from the Redmires ...

... 'RR Sheffield Guardians have held • special meet. ing to decide on exceptional measures for suppressing the outbreak of smallpox. Dr. Barry, Local Government Board Inspector, wee present. It was resolved to divide the town into districts, to appoint ...

... F. Barnett appeared for the bank , rapt. DR. BARRY. the Inspector sent by the Local Government Board to inquire into the smallpox epidemic at Sheffield, has attended the meetings of both Beards of Guardiona having jurisdiction in the borough. Additional ...

... of two of his children. Mr. Hayward asked the Vaccination Officer (Mr. Fuller) whether he knew whether his child had had small-pox or not. The Chairman of the Bench (Mr. W. D. Walker) said that was no argument. It would be idle for him to attempt to conceal ...

... far According to the Medical °facer of does not know. who ought to ?—the dation is sufficient for all requirement'' , the smallpox epidemic occurred no incense. , caused. It certainly would be more the attendants quarters were not under as that of the ...

... the duties of the temps (riding-master). He answers to the name of Caviar. Mancnzirrita suffers from violent outbreak A small.pox. The Warrington Eraminer tells ua that there are at least 100 came in the hospital, and that it is probable another 100 cases ...

... Cleethorpee Local Board, a report wu read from the medical officer to the Board, stating that there was not a single case of smallpox in the place, and that Cleethorpm was never in a more healthy condition. In coasequence of the false rumours circulated, ...

... hanged on May oth. He received the sentence with composure. %ramp+ the last few days there has been a serious outbreak of small-pox in Oldham, beginning with elm. nine sr ten cases sent into the infectious diseases hospital. The number has since increased ...

... are 22 retired colonial bishops of the angliclan Church living in England. M*CCLIISSIELD is t he latest town afflicted with smallpox. It broke out in a public-house. Cow-riours—an entertainment shorn of many of the brutalities of the ordinary bull-fight--are ...

... consultation with the Mayor and the Medical Officer of Health for Pheffield, when It was tasted that, although the number of smallpox cases in that borough had greatly decreased, the Medical Officer could not say that there was now no danger of infection ...

... participated in by hundreds of persons, was, we are told, to appease the Hlndoo goddess who hold, in her hand the scourge of smallpox. AT Grosvenor House, London, the certificates awarded by the National Health Society for proficiency in nursing and in ambulance ...