... allow me to state that the Consul.General tele- graphed me, two or three days ago, that, up to that date, the deaths from smallpox in the city had been seven. The population is abolut 100,000. Rstheticism is pervading all classes. It may now be discovered ...

... Pet coutemupt it dcserved-.(cbeers)-asnd as for that T marvellous measure for licensing at a small fee the ]arl spread of smallpox throughout thd community- the (laughter)-thft same remark applied to it. Then.10 they were threatened with an addition of ...

... Brighton, Leicester, and Safurd. Scarlet fever was most fatal in She!'Zeld, Norwich. and Salfurd; and measles in.Lcicester. Sma'llpox caused three more deaths in London, but not one in any of the nine- teen large provincial towns. Two fatal cases of diph- ...

... single fine of 20s., the Government should create t( in the Inland Revenue Department an X Off ice for the Dissemination of Smallpox, whereat the public might - obtain 20s. ol licenses to go unvacinated. This, as Mr. r( Dfodson pointed out, may do very well ...

... stition. When Jenner fsncied. he had discovered in B vaccination an absolute prevention of the eccurrence or Fl recurrence of smallpox, that disease had been prevalent g, and often fatal ; but at that time dirt was also prevalent, Cc and the great mass of ...

... proportional fatality in Norwich aand Salford, and a diphtheria caused two more deaths in Leicester. iE Four more fatal cases of smallpox occurred ri in London, but not one in any of the nine- c, Iteen large provincial towns. The deaths referred to ol diarrhwa ...

... and 0 M sundry the fathers of children born in the a ICiF United Kingdom to subject their offspring to the P of danger of smallpox on condition of paying a limited P ext number of fines for aon-compliance with the act 6 of now in force. As far as the rest ...

... and 152 in Leicester and 0 Salford. Scarlet fever showed the largest pro- portional fatality in Sunderland and Bradford. Ss Smallpox caused six more deaths in London, but not one in in any of the nineteen large provincial B' towns. Two deaths from diphtheria ...

... will not ii totrade with him any more if he sells her anything. b se Keep out from them continually as if they had thes as smallpox. If he is dying, let him die, and the I ce sooeier such men die the batter for Ireland. a al Suppose the landlord takes the ...

... person, particularly bh of a child, when once attacked. It is gratifying tc to report that no further cases of so-called smallpox have come under the observation of the sanitary officials. ti Whilst speaking on this subject he would allude to an B alteration ...

... 15 0 and 24-1 in Hull and Leicester. 9 Scarlet fever showed the largest proportional If fatality in Oldham and Leicester. Smallpox d caused four more deaths in London, and diphtheria r three in Birmingham. The fatality of diarrhoea e showed a further decline ...

... corresponding week of last year. There had been 15 deaths, none of which was from infections disease. There was only one case of smallpox at Netherfield-road Hospital. During the week 586 persons had been adnmtted to the vagrant sheds, being a decrease of 37 ...