... healthy town, tor during the last week it was reported that 17 persons had died, 14 dying of small-pox; this week the mortality had decreased to 16, but the small-pox being credited with only 8 of ?? was reported as selling at Bear Key at 36s. to 40s.; ...

... 13th, 1832. f Qeotlemien,-I leave to report that leaving received inatrec- 0 tiene from Dr. Grooms ona the let inst. that small-pox had V1 ?? out at the Baker's Arms, I at once comumnicated r hhwith the Medical Officer of Health, and steps were taken to ...

... going on rapidly. TEB VACCfNATION COMMITTEE met yesterday, when the Vaccination Officer reported that in all the cases of small-pox the patients were now convalescent, and no fresh case had occnrred since the 8th of February. The preious cases occurred ...

... that the inherent liberty of the subject was interfered with by it. Compulsory vaccina- tion, which prevented the spread of smallpox, and the compulsory registration of births and deaths, which was highly conducive to the preservation of infant life, were ...

... vaccination is the greatest tyranny and 51 humbug, there is no doubt. IsMr. C. H. Hopwood, Q.O., ?? had a case of Coa- I- fluent small-pox in his own house, ad although no Single I person ini huehl bws(lthugh advised by the doctors) re-vaccinated, no single person ...

... i- a atriot quarantine was being maintained among the d fishing vessels at that island on account of an out. 6. break of smallpox. *e A communication was received from their Royal H. ighnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, ackinow.- d ledging the ...

... E totisi deaths, an d this also is below tihe i- ate for forreer Zyis otic Diseases.-The seven principal diseases, viz., small-pox, mea sles, scar- let ferer, diphtheria, vwhooping c ough, fever, anld di arrbuea, cens ed 11 l deaths, whic eh is much l-e ...

... I see in one of my reports I 3- described it as being ' one of the principal nurseries for ,infectious diseases. The small-pox epidemic of 1872 :, commenced at Siloam-place, and spread to other parts of i, the town. Since the new drainage has been ...

... whom he had lived at intervala during the five ' years, and who could testify to the change which the mi severe attackof smallpox hadmadeupon his appearance, wi she having nursed him in her own hones all tbrough Al the dangerous illnes. He bad during ...

... are being made to rebuild the great temple which was lately burnt down. The ming's third daughter is recovering from the smallpox. The doctor who attended the two princesses who died has been cast into prison. In consequence of the prevalence of cholera ...

... Ipswich School Board. Sir,-I em requested by Mr. Hume to inform you that he is at present suffering with a mild attack of small-pox, aud will, consequently, be unable to resume his duties for some three or four weeks. Mr. Huume at the same time asked me ...

... minister at Leicester, an auti-vaecinationist, and, in fact. anti-everything but the advertising of MR. HoPrS and the spread of Small-pox. He has, of course, not the re- motest chance of success. There is 6reat heart-burning over the honours awarded in connection ...