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... rutnnies.A The Geose reports the deat~hat Lublin, on Julv 1, of Catherine Xoronitsku, at the age of 112 ;- ars. The deaths from small-pox in London further declined last week to 39, but exceeded thi cor- reuted average weekly number by 16 35. S1YrSL ALL IN'T ...
... contagious disease was 86 last quarter, against 18 last year. Measles have caused no less than 149 deaths in the past quarter. Small-pox caused 2; scarlet fever, 7; other fevers, 5; whooping cough, 12; and diarrhea, 9. The following are the sixteen principal ...
... be taken on Monday. P THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. d r- Dr. CAMERON (L., Glasyow) called attention to ly the small-pox epidemic in order to move a resolu- is tion declaring ' That, in view of the alarming in- crease of small-pox in London, the House called ...
... whi been 74 deaths below 1, and 55 occurred at 60 and P upwards. One death only in the entire quarter -TI was referred to small-pox; scarlet fever caused 14. mi other fevers 3, diphtheria 6, whooping-cough 2 and diarrhoea 12. For a large town these figures ...
... it was stated that the z -vaccination committee had found it necessary t .to take special steps to prevent the spread of small-pox. It is understood that the imprisoned mnembers of Parliament, and many of the other suspects, will be released at an early ...
... figures in the current return. On the wholed then, the current return is satisfactory, at any rate, it showvs no deaths by small-pox, measles, whoop-1 log-cough, fever, or diarrhma. _ _N_ d . ...
... -Appalling as are the reports from ?? how few think of our enormous anrual eacrbe of treblefliroea Sctatt Feor, Measles. abd Small-pox. ALL hbeds of fanmilis should Insist upon lbs daily nie in bed- ?? f WsueOa'g' ?? TAiY SoArP b tk~readewvprseaue f f~~ou ...
... died yester- E day from the effects of a revolver shot in the head, self-inflicted the previous evening. Y Three -cases of small-pox have ocurred on board the steamship Inishowen Head, of Bul- fast, lying in the Roath Basin at Cardiff. The patients have ...
... institutions; 2 were inquired into before the coroner, and 1 was due to violence. It is unsatisfactory to note g a fatal case of small-pox, the sixth that has hap- 'pened this year. Scarlet fever fell from 5 to 2, and diarrlrae rose from 5 to 7. Whooping cough ...
... of tie week, and rieldina' the fr excellent town rate of 212 per 1.000 inhabitants. FoI ,ld Five deaths were referred to small-pox, whereas MI in 20 is the average number. Deatihs by diseas4es of me of the organs of respiration continue far under the ce ...
... Registrar-General'e s return oif June, 1878S-I In a recently published r report dealing with the statistics of the Homerton Small-pox Hospital for the let of February, 1871, when patients were first received, till the S1st of December last, Dr. William Gayton ...
... more ao especially in view of a circumstance which had he occurred during the week. Two vessels came 1 he into port with smallpox on board. One came in at j of Penarth, and the sufferer was removed in a public of conveyance to the Hamadryad Hospital Ship ...