... SMALL-POX, Dr. Dixon reported that small-pox was very prevalent. It was not, however, confined to insanitary houses, it having broken out in some of the best streets in the pariah. Mr. Thomas, inspector of nuisances, reported that in all 25 cases of small-pox ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. A letter was reported and read from the Secretary of State for the Home Dcpartment acknow ledging the Vestry Clerk’s letter calling attention to the prevalence of smallpox in that part of the parish contignous to the Deptford Smallpcx ...

... SMALLPOX EPIDEMICS. Mr. J. R. Johnson, deputy-chairman of the Sanitary Committee of the Bradford Corporation, died yesterday from smallpox, having contracted the disease while present at the fire which destroyed the smallpox hospital at Scholeraoor on ...

... 500 admissions of vaccinated patients in the metropolitan Smallpox Hospitals, or with the last report of Dr. Gwinn (medical officer of health for Hampstead), July 14, who says that of 13 smallpox cases in that parish 11 had_received the protection of v ...

... SMALLPOX IN LONDON. At Saturday'e meeting of the Metropolitan Asylums Board, the fortnightly return of the number of fever patients stated that there were remaining under treat- ment in the different hospitals of the Board, 217, ascom- pared with 234 ...

... SMALL-POX A letter was received from the Metropolitan Asylums Board, drawing attention to the prevalence of small-pox, and urging as preventive measures revaccination and house-to-house visitation. Mr. Robins said the value of these measures was strikingly ...

... THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. Another case of smallpox has occurred in Finchley since the Medical Officer’s report, published in our last issue, and it is stated that a woman has died of the disease at Barnet, near which district the Finchley cases were removed ...

... SMALLPOX AT MIDDLESBROUGH. 8o serious bhas the outbreak of smallpox in| Middlesbrough become that a epecial meeting of the Fever Hospital Committes was h‘ld‘ yesterday; when il was reported_that 20 more cados were waiting to be admitted to ho'?jul. Kotices ...

... SMALL-POX. There were six cases of small-pox removed to the hospital ships at Long Reach yesterday. Of:these five were from the East and one from, the South of London. Holborn Guardians last night discussed the arrangements made Lo deal with swall-pox ...

... SMALL-POX. Dr. Dixon further reported that during 'the fortnight there had been four deaths from small-pox in the parish ; and the inspector stated that 16 cases had been removed to the hospital. ...

... SMALLPOX IN LONDON. The ordinary fortuightly meeting of the msnagers of the lley-?filhnm\lum- Hoar! took ,-1,c.1:u Batorday af the offices of tho Metropolitan Boarl of Works, Spring-ghrdens ; Lr. Brower, the Chairman, Wreiding. E g s LAY The v;mmn!in ...

... SMALL-POX. Mr. Wsnkzell, MotropoliMm Asjlama Board representative, reported that there were 327 oases •mall-pox ia the various establishments of the Asylums Board that day against 621 a month since. The patients in the various hoepitala were Eastern hospital ...