... follows :- 3uried in the town of Ipswich from Dec. 12th to Dee. 19th, as follows- Of all Destempers. 7 Out of which of the SmallPox 2 , And now, that for several Weeks past the Small Pox i in great measure abated; this advertisement will be no longer continued ...

... read a great many opinions on the subject, and was led to believe that rabies could he stamped out quite as effectually as small-pox could be. Thu only point in the report that bhe demurred to was the manner in which the police had been referred to in it ...

... or Medical Heresy. If vaccination is not a delusion, why not give the un- vaccinated plenty of rope ? Let them have the small-pox, the vaccinated need not fear, they are protected. Theory, alas! and facts do not square On this question, as the above ...

... Liver Derangemnents, Sickness, l'everiehlness, Heartburn, Iedigestion, Excitement, Sleep. lessness, Bleod Poisons, Measles, Smallpox, and all kindred ailnents, as abuidamit medical and other testimony (such as no othersaline or salt ean show), with each ...

... diseases incidental to human beings. The real point was that disease could notprotecthealth. (Hear,hear.) Thedeputationwished small-pox to be fought outside the body, by means of the sanitary conditions, and not inside the body, by means of vaccination. To ...

... numbered 13,301, and yielded a rate of 1-96. Measles proved the most fatal, as there were 3,408 deaths due to it. Those from small-pox numbered L.084, and corresponded to a rate of 016, against an average of 0 09 for the 10 preceding first quarters. The deaths ...

... scarlet fever, I'd aul 2 of typhoid fever (1 death). in- Earl Soham : 72 cases of measles, 91 of scarlet ,rk fever, 4 of small-pox, 28 of diphtheria (1 death), and 7 e case of typhoid fever. Iis Saxmindham: 37 cases of measles, 31 of scarlet svd foyer ...

... him, but he escaped on a on a fleet horse. THE SOUDAN WAR. SUPPOSED BREAKING UP OF THE ENEMY. RETURN OF BRITISH TROOPS. SMALL-POX AT KHARTOUM. Orders have been issued for the withdrawal of the Guards, the Royal Horse Artillery, and the British cavalry ...

... been ordered by the Roman Catholic hierarchy for Sunday next, as a special appeal to the Virgin for protection during the small-pox epidemic. The authorities, however, have forbidden the demon. stration, on the ground that it threatens the public safety ...

... are now temporarily ens. panded. f Two more cases of small-pox were reported at Leeds el on Tuesday. The Local Government Board have sent d, an inspe'tor to Sheffield to investigate the small-pox f, epidemic. 0 The Court Circular states that Sir Morell ...

... with paper covers, price one shilling each. 1729. Week ending December 6.-Small-pox was still raging at Ipswich, 11 deaths occurred of all distempers, out of which of the small-pox 4.' The death, also, of an eminent Suffolk divine was thun announced:- ...

... maker named McEHall, at Ballyhean, on the charge of I Boycotting. He was sent to Galway prison under the police. SMALL-POX IN LONDoN.-The small-pox statisticst showed last week that at the various hospitals 630 had t been admitted, 75 had died, and 426 had ...