... SMALLPOX IN LONDON. The mraiber of smallpox patients under treatment at liie hospital ships in the Thames is steadily increasintt. and, uitli 11 fresh cases removed during yesterdav. thcra is now total of 131 patients under treatment. Of yesterday's rases ...

... SMALLPOX HOSPITALS, 10 THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY CHRONICLE. 811, —Your correspoudent Mr. Youny infers there is 1o necessity for & smallpox hospital, and states they are a source of death to thoss who use them. 1 think very fow of the publie will eadorse ...

... SMALL-POX. Chaiuman’, repreaentauve at tbo Molropolitan Asylums District Board, reported that small-pox was again increase, there being now 'll Hackney cases under treatment Homertoa Hospital, belonging to Poplar, 10 to Bethn..l-greea, and 7to Shoreditch ...

... SMALL-POX Dr. Briatowe (medical officer of health) reported that durin the fortnight ending Saturday, April 2, 252 births and 118 deaths were registered in the parish. There had been four deaths from small-pox in Beckham, and five other deaths from the ...

... SMALLPOX IN CYPRUS. Renter's Agent at Larnaca writes, under date Feptember 24, as follows :—** An epidemic of smallpox has broken out here. The whole of the Turkish quarter has been attacked, and many of the other parts of the town. It scems that the ...

... SMALL-POX Dr. held an inquest yesterday, at the u Castle, Holloway, touching the death 'Mary Ann Warner, aged seven months, who died from small-pox, not having been previously vaccinated. The mother deceased lived with a man named Collins his wife, not ...

... SMALL-POX Mr. Holmis, on behalf of Mr. Wentz’ll, representative of the Union the Metropolitan Asylum* District Board, reported that, according the otlidal returns issued on tho preceding evening, the total number small-pox patients under treatment in ...

... contiguity to their neglectful neighbours, who hud made small-pox epidemic, only eleven deaths had occurred in this year. ISG7, prior to enforcing vac ination properly, Poplar had lost 112 citizens smallpox. Even the eleven now reported were for the most part ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC, Dr. Bristowe added a rider to his report in which he stated his inability to say positively whether or not the epidemic of this disease had increased materially in London duriog the fortnight, owing to non-receipt of the official ...

... THE SMALLPOX VISITATION. The Committee having reported that their attention had been drawn by the medical officer to the special and serlous prevalence of smallpox, not only at the present time, but also in 1879, in ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC AT SHEFFIELD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DATLY CHRONICLE. Sig,—The gradual augmentation of the smalipox epidemic at Sheffield, coupled with its extension in | various parts of the country, bas given rise to well- ' founded alarm as to ...

... SMALL-POX. Dr. Iliff, medical officer for health, reported that there was decided decrease of small-pox in London, and the facilities for removal to the hospitals were so increased that advantage was taken of it. The deaths from this disease in Newington ...