... death rate from small-pox in Brighton for the last forty years were referred to, it would show that during the many small-pox epidemics occurring in that period Brighton has, for the whole of that time, been more exempt from small-pox than any other town ...

... transmit to the provincial deputation a monthly report; and so forth. Now, had these proposals been made to ward off cholera, small-pox, or any other contagious disease they would at once have been accepted; but for a disease proceeding from misery, only affecting ...

... During the past eleven weeks of the current quarter the metropolitan death-rate has averaged 21 per I,coo. The fatal cases of small-pox, which had been lo and 12 in the two preceding weeks, further rose to 33 last week. Of the 33 persons who died i6 had resided ...

... that it is reported that the King died of smallpox, and has been Succeeded by the Maloon Prince, a young man who hitherto has been kept an corfinvnent. The rumour is still unconfirmed, but the fact that smallpox is Orgirg in Mlardalay and has penetrated ...

... quarter ending last Saturday the death-rate in London has averaged only 19.4 per 1,000. The 1,3co deaths included 53 from small-pox, 37 from measles, 45 from scarlet fever, g from diphtheria, 44 from whooping-cough, I5 from different forms of fever, and ...

... The deaths included 4 from small-pox, 40 from measles, 89 from scarlet fever, lo from diphtheria, 114 from whooping-cough, I7 from different forms of fever, and 9 from diarrhoaa. During last year 458 deaths from small-pox were registered in London, against ...

... Afghanistan. Dr. Lyon Playfair will ask the President of the Local Government Board on Monday whether he has observed that smallpox is increasing in the metropolis, though not in the other large towns of the kingdom ; and, if he is satisfied that the a ...

... Bishop of Liverpool, Mr. Whitley, and others delivered al- At the usual meeting of the Metropolitan Asylums Tllo^rd on' small-pox returns showed a decrease. The figures for the past farah w 34 admitted to the hospital, 5 died, 40 discharged, and Sh remtI ...

... Liverpool, Mr. Whitley, and others delivered addrnszl At the usual meeting of the Metropolitan Asylums Board on Saturdsya) small-pox returns showed a decrease. The figures for the past fortnigh - 34 admitted to the hospital, 5 died, 40 discharged, and 88 ...

... weeks of the current quarter, the metropolitan death-rate has averaged 21.3 per 1,oco. The 1,489 deaths included IO from small-pox, 41 from measles, 66 from scarlet fever, i2 from diphtheria, i6 from whooping- cough, 17 from different forms of fever, and ...

... He has three complete regi- ments, all of which were with him in his last expedition against Candahar. Fifteen cases of small-pox have occurred among our troops at Candahar. The Daily Xesus correspondent at Alexandria telegraphs that Generals Roberts ...

... per i,oco, a lower rate than has prevailed in any week since the middle of October last. The 1,442 deaths included 13 from small-pox, 15 from measles, 5i from scarlet fever, I3 from diphtheria, 112 from whooping-cough, ig from different forms of fever, and ...