... measles, 158 from whooping cough, 42 from diarrhrea, 40 fromi scarlet fever, 37 from fever (principally enteric). 34 from smallpox, and only 17 from diphtheria. No death fromt any of these zymotic diseases was recorded during the ,week in Derby; whereas ...

... fatal in Salford and Plymouth. a Smallpox cansed eigbt more deaths in London, P snd one in Bristol, whereas no deaths from this 9 disease cecaured in any of the eighteen other large 'T provincialtowns. The numberof smallpox hospital 1 patients in London ...

... fever 7 . (principally 15 enteric), 43 from scarlet fever, 33 from I- diarrhoea, 30 from diphtheria, and not one 7 from smallpox. Those zymotic diseases a caused ?? lowest death-rates ]ast week- in a Cardiff and in Haddersfield; and the highest Id rates ...

... Zymotic diseases occasioned 65 deaths, being an increase of 3 on the averages. Of 'deaths from a zymotic causes, 5 were due to smallpox (of which t 4 were vaccinated, and no information as to 1), : being 1 below the average ; 22 to measles, beinge 13 above ...

... 132 fron, whooping cough, 50 from scarlet fever, 25 from fever (principally enterlc), 23 from diphtheria,, and only 1 from smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic diseases was registered last week in Halifax; whereas they caused the bighest death-rates ...

... cough. 63 from scarlet fever. 55 from fever (principally eii- I teric). 48 from measles. 43 from diphtherna, andI 13 from smallpox. The lon est death-rates fromi these diseasses occurred last xweek in Huiduurefieldi and Plymouth, and the highest in Preston ...

... thel 1.e tens years, ad the lowest number recorded in any year eace 1860, when the population was in round numbers 440,003. Smallpox caused 29 deaths during 1885; measles, 273; scarLatina, 277; Iwhooping cough. 152; diarrhea, 781; diphtheria, 125; and lever ...

... of Enlish t m in workinz men. The surveyer of the board tells the |no e-r sad story as f ?? had to rpot a case of I an h smallpox at Meadow Bank. Dr. Fox, the medical toi a ofefier of health, bad inspected the case, and the InM ' patient had been isolated ...

... fever, 57 from whooping-comgh, 52 from diar- rbcee, 40 from fever*' (principally in- teric) 27 from diphtheria, and 4 from small-pox. No death from any of these zyzuotio diseases was recorded during the week either in Halifax or Huddersafeld; whereas they ...

... (principally enteric) 84 from scarlet fever, 72 from measles, 35 from diphtheria, 17 from whoopinz- cough, and not one from smallpox. No death from any of these principal zymotic diseases were recorded last week in Bolton; whereas they caused the highest ...

... ough, a 67 from diarrhc'a, 49 from diphtheria, 41 frorm e scarlet fever, 23 from fever(principallyenteric), a- ?? irom smallpox. These zynioticdiseascs d cauled the lowest death-rates last week in Norwich and Cardiff, and the highest in Bolton, t Hull ...

... and FA g there were two deaths. The infectious cases num- in e beret 62, of which 18 were cases of fever, and 35 of al n smallpox, the increase of the latter for the week iS being 16, but they included all those from the at if parish of Liverpool as well ...