... the district continuing very satisfactory Mri Henley isked if arrangements iae bleer made in the event of an outirreak of smallpox ij the southern part of the district, to which tlre Clerk replied by stating that the Authority kept their hospital in reaeiniass ...

... same period 50, bring equal to a death-rate of 20-o pcr thousand of the population. The ayver mentioned that the case of smallpox which had caused tihe committee a considerable amount of anxiety during the last six weeks had been discharged from the epidemic ...

... immigra- tion from rural districts, and to the causes which drive the agricultural labourers to seek work in the towns. TEnE SMALLPOX Et'rDim0r1 AT WrEST LIROUWecCH.- n At a weekly meeting of the West Bromwich Board of 'f Guardians, hield yesterday-Mr. G ...

... mostsatisfactory. The smallpox outbreak had alrmost entirely C subsided, whilst of the other zymotics comparatively few ,ocases had occurred, and the nsmber of deaths resulting from them was very small. There had been 20 cases of smallpox, 5 traceable to Heath ...

... WBDNESBURY LOCAL BOARD. mad - -l-rss oraa~ THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC At an ordinary meeting of the Wedneshury = dal hoardi ye.r:erday evening-Mr. P. Ititchien prediditig-the Medical UtI cerreported that the mortality for the pat fortnight had tcen unprecedentedly ...

... fever continso, thereforo, very low, As in the correspondisig period of the previous year, no death has beesi recortled froml smallpox ; indeed, not a single oasc of this disease has been reportedi io the depart. siCt. O(te htunded eases of scarlet fever bhise ...

... of the title o vaccination as a protection against smallpox, (Cheers.) Personally he was convinced that in the case of those who were not adenuately vaccinated the severity of the attack of the smallpox was inhnitely less than in that of persons 'who had ...

... Summer Hill llousc, a spacious villa residence, standing in enclosed grounds, near St. Mark's Church, for ttle purpose of a smallpox hospitat It will be remcembered that the proposal occasioned much excitement in the locality, and so strong an opposition ...

... from 16 to 13, and those from measles from 67 to 24. Small-pox, of which not a single case occurred in the first quarter of 1882, has proved fatal this quarter to seven persons, An outbreak of smallpox occurred in Aston paris, mostlv in Duddeston Ward, ...

... 1W I WEST BRO.MWICH PBOAR.D ~OF G UARDIANS.. I THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. Li A weekly meeting of this Board was held yesterday; j a l.G. Gnrratt presiding.~-AL~ektteWrwaradfroi1Mr. Welchl, I late medical oflicer for Hanrdsworth, resigniss- the appoint- M ...

... practices, and without the master's lrnowledge and Consent. 1 M,. STUiT' said that must have been the tnan who was suffering from smallpox, and the case to which ths Aston Board of Guardians hlad referred at their meet- inig onl Tusesday. The COIATIMAN said that ...

... patient. Your obedient seevant Marsh 4, 1881. ALEX. FORREST, Secretary. PRECAUTION AGAINST SMALLPOX, To the EDITOR of the DArLYl Pose. Sir,-It is well known that smallpox has been very pre- valent-in London for a long time, and that happily it has been almost ...